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General Atomics Sciences Education Foundation (GASEF) | Sciences Education Foundation General Atomics The General Atomics Sciences Education Foundation Actively involved in improving K-12 science and engineering education since 1992 Employees can contribute their science and engineering skills by participating in the GASSSS (GA Scientists/Engineers Supporting Science/Engineering for Students) program.
Employees are reimbursed for purchases. Employees can volunteer as on-line reading tutors to at-risk 1st graders via the Chapter One program. The tutoring is done from your desk for 30 minutes per week, and includes the reading of science stories.
GA scientists have developed education modules, education presentations, hands-on materials, posters, and have published articles. Funding Guidelines for Non-Profits The Foundation provides a limited number of grants, mostly to regional science related non-profits. Guidelines for requesting support are provided here..
Welcome to Education Outreach: The General Atomics Sciences Education Foundation The General Atomics Sciences Education Foundation has been actively involved in improving K-12 science and engineering education since 1992 by providing outreach support to GA employees, funding STEM non-profit organizations, and developing educational resources.
The Foundation supports employees to engage in education outreach via the GASSSS program, where they can receive a charge number for up to 9 hours as well as reimbursement for up to $500 in STEM purchases per calendar year. For additional information, see the GASSSS Details and Application Form on the GASSSS web site. If you are a GA employee and want to participate in education outreach but don’t know where to start, click here .
If you are a teacher or science educator and would like a GA employee to work with your class/school/program, you can place your request via the form on the CONTACT US tab.
The GA Sciences Education Foundation has catalyzed and supported employees participating in over 1,500 educational GASSSS (GA Scientists/engineers Supporting Science/engineering for Students) outreach activities and has provided over $310,000 in materials and equipment for schools and programs; granted more than $1.
4 million in support to over 90 science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) non-profits, and supported remote reading tutoring of at-risk first graders by over 170 employees by partnering with the nationwide Chapter One program. Registration for the Chapter One reading tutoring program is now closed and will reopen in August. Registration information will then be posted on the Chapter One tab.
Chapter One registration is now open for the 2025-2026 school year. There is a limit of 20 tutors this year. Please see the Chapter One tab for additional registration information.
The Foundation has created a resource room to support employees involved in education outreach and the GASSSS program. Please visit A20/2008 to see many different types of educational resources available to employees or visit the Outreach Materials site. GASEF Funding Awards June 2026 On June 8, 2026, the General Atomics Sciences Education Foundation announced that it has provided $47,500 in funding for 13 STEM non-profits and programs.
Click here for more information about these recent awards and here for an archive of previous awards.
Congratulations to the following GA employees who have recently completed a GASSSS activity: Gerasimos Kondaris, Christian Anderson, Max Warren, Gracelin Limbo, Aaron Sathrum, Laura Tran, Christina Tran, Jesus Rangel, Joshua Pine, Daren Wade, Robin Jacobson, Stevie Jacobson, Robert Erwin, Thomas Dring, Andrew Escalante, Jacob Obert, Michael Busch.
Aaron Sathrum, Donna Mirabella, Jared Vilt, James Giebel, Gerasimos Konidaris, Michael Zehner-Novak, Auna Moser, Erik Olofsson, Hannah Polanco, Katherine Kucharski, Adam Jones, Chau Nguyen, Alexander Quan.
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K-12 Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) Education Efforts is sponsored by General Atomics Sciences Education Foundation (GASEF). The General Atomics Sciences Education Foundation provides funding to support K-12 STEM education efforts with countywide or multiple school district impact, predominantly in San Diego County. The foundation prioritizes programs that directly improve STEM education for students, particularly those from underserved backgrounds, and those fostering STEM-based vocational training for high school students.
General Atomics Sciences Education Foundation (GASEF) Funding Guidelines for Non-Profits is sponsored by General Atomics Sciences Education Foundation. The General Atomics Sciences Education Foundation (GASEF) provides funding to support K-12 Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) education efforts with countywide or multiple school district impact, predominantly in San Diego County. The Foundation favors programs that directly improve the STEM education of students, particularly those from traditionally underserved backgrounds. [3]
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