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Informal Educators | Connecticut Space Grant Consortium NASA CTSGC offers funding to museums and other informal education settings to support activities that are focused on aeronautics and aerospace and/or STEM-related activities.
Organizations Funded by NASA CTSGC Connecticut Invention Convention Connecticut Science Center Discovery Museum and Planetarium Children's Museum of Southeastern Connecticut Examples of Possible Fundable Projects Presentations at local K-12 schools on the topics of aeronautics/ aerospace and/or STEM Create a curriculum/an exhibit focused on NASA initiatives/activities Funds to develop an after-school/weekend program for youth focused on STEM Complete a short NASA CT Space Grant Consortium Informal Education Grant Application If you have questions about funding or your application, please send an email to ctspgrant@hartford.
edu or csgcinfo@hartford. edu. Once awarded, a brief report must be submitted promptly following the conclusion of the event/program.
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