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Find similar grantsFIRST Tech Challenge (FTC) Grants is sponsored by NASA Exploration Ground Systems Program. The NASA Exploration Ground Systems (EGS) Program offers grants to support local team participation in FIRST Tech Challenge events by lowering the financial burden of competing.
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2018-2019 Competition Season NASA Exploration Ground Systems (EGS) Program EGS point of contact: Jennifer Kremer: ksc-egs-robotics@mail. nasa. gov NOTE: Grant application process has changed for 2018-2019.
The NASA Exploration Ground Systems Program is excited to announce a funding opportunity for teams participating in the 2018 FIRST ® LEGO League (FLL), FIRST ® Tech Challenge (FTC) and 2019 FIRST ® Robotics Competition (FRC) Season! The primary objective of the EGS grant is to motivate, educate and inform students of the importance and application of science, technology, engineering, and mathematics.
It is also EGS’s goal to inspire students, teachers, and the general public about NASA, the EGS Program and how the world benefits from United States space exploration activities. Details, application and related forms for the following grant opportunities are available at https://kscsma. ksc.
nasa. gov/Robotics . FLL Competitive Edge Grant FIRST Tech Challenge Grants FTC Competitive Edge Grant FIRST Robotics Competition Grants FRC Competitive Edge Grant For detailed information, application and related forms, go to https://kscsma.
ksc. nasa. gov/Robotics .
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: All FTC teams in Brevard, Volusia, Orange, or Seminole County for registration grants. Rookie teams in these counties may also be eligible for equipment. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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