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Informal Education Award Program is sponsored by Oregon NASA Space Grant Consortium. This program provides grants to Oregon NASA Space Grant Consortium (OSGC) faculty for STEM-related informal educational and outreach efforts.
The goal is to promote scientific awareness and increase science literacy throughout Oregon, specifically targeting informal educators who wish to develop or maintain projects, contacts, and collaborations that will prepare students for careers in STEM-related disciplines.
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