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Find similar grantsNew York Space Grant Consortium Opportunity Grants is sponsored by New York Space Grant Consortium (NASA-funded state consortium). NYSG Opportunity Grants are statewide competitive awards to support New York primary, secondary, and post-secondary educators and higher education students working on NASA-related projects in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics.
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New York Space Grant Consortium NASA National Space Grant College and Fellowship Program: A national network of state Space Grant consortia comprised of universities; aerospace industry partners; and federal, state and local governments Aims to contribute to the nation’s science enterprise Funds and supports education, research and public engagement projects Learn more about NASA National Space Grant College and Fellowship Program Aims to inspire, engage and educate students in STEM disciplines Works to prepare future STEM workforce Promotes space-related research and education across NYS Increase the influence of NYS higher education and industry collaborations Learn more about the New York Space Grant Program Virtual Learning REsources This course provides introductory knowledge of the principles, practices, and tools necessary to conduct open science.
The course covers key topics such as open data, open peer review, and collaborative research practices. OSE is a concise, stand-alone course built on foundational concepts presented in the Open Science 101 course. Register by Sept.
29, 2026 This free, five-module course will provide researchers, students, and the general public with a solid foundation on the principles of open science; how to plan, conduct, and participate in open science research projects; legal and ethical considerations when planning open science projects; and open science best practices. Register by Sept.
29, 2026 Computational Astronomy Workshop for Middle and High School Educators Teachers explore real math concepts used in astronomy and space exploration—from measuring the speed of light to tracking eclipse cycles and modeling space weather—and turn them into classroom-ready lessons for middle and high school math and science courses. Course begins Sept. 12th - first come, first serve!
Want to become an Affiliate? NYSG looks to continue to create lasting relationships to facilitate growing interest in STEM education, outreach, and workforce development. NYSG new affiliate proposal cycles happen twice a year June 1st & Dec 1st each year.
State-wide, competitively awarded grants to support NASA-related student project teams, competitions and other efforts involving students and faculty in primary, secondary or post-secondary education. Up to $2,000 in funding, available on a recurring basis during the fiscal year To find more information and apply click below: Come back soon to learn more!
According to the current listing, eligibility includes: New York primary, secondary, and post-secondary educators and higher education students working on NASA-related projects in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
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New York Space Grant Consortium Opportunity Grants is funded by New York Space Grant Consortium (NASA-funded state consortium). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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