SAU Rocketry Program Takes Flight
June 9-12
The Southern Arkansas University (SAU) Rocketry Program, supported in part by the Arkansas Space Grant Consortium, is dedicated to hands-on STEM education and innovation in aerospace. Their student-led team designs, builds, and tests rockets for competitive launches and showcases the exciting possibilities of space exploration right here in Arkansas.
Visit SAU Rocketry Program to learn more about their ongoing projects, upcoming events, and how you can get involved in fostering the next generation of rocket scientists!
Latest Discoveries & Upcoming Wonders: ASGC News & Events
Stay Informed: Dive into the Heart of Space Exploration and Science Education
OSTEM Internship Reminder
A reminder, please enter your finalized summer 2025, OSTEM Intern sponsorships data into the Online Sponsorships Form, as soon as possible.
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The Space Grant sponsorships data is very beneficial to OSTEM Mentors that do not have intern, stipend funding. OSTEM Mentors review the list of available sponsorships collected in the Online Sponsorship Form as they make final candidate decisions.
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Summer internships session dates: June 2 – August 8, 2025 (10 weeks)
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OSTEM Mentors summer intern selections timeline: January 2025 – April 2025
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Email Valerie.d.Ellis@nasa.gov to request the OSTEM Internships Applicants Report from Gateway using the following subject line: *Request Summer 2025 Intern Applicants Report*
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Encourage affiliate student networks to apply by the Summer, OSTEM Internships applications deadline: Friday, February 28.
OSTEM Internships will offer summer opportunities as virtual, in-person, and hybrid formats. Attached are the NASA OSTEM 2025, summer intern, recommended stipend rates.
For your awareness, all NASA Interns are required to travel to a NASA Center for intern badging.
Dr. Constance Meadors: Leading Innovation at the Arkansas Space Grant Consortium
Meet Dr. Constance Meadors, the pioneering Director of the Arkansas Space Grant Consortium at UA Little Rock. Guiding us through the excitement of the 2024 Solar Eclipse and leading innovative outreach programs, her extensive NASA experience and dedication to STEM propel our mission forward. Discover more about Dr. Meadors and her visionary work.
Arkansas Space Grant Consortium Captures the 2024 Great North American Eclipse
Experience the wonder of the 2024 solar eclipse through the eyes of the Arkansas Space Grant Consortium community. From urban rooftops to serene parklands, Arkansans came together to witness the moon's breathtaking passage across the sun. Visit our eclipse recap page for vivid photos, captivating stories, and insights into this awe-inspiring event that brought thousands together in awe.
Harding University's Stellar NASA Projects: A Journey of Innovation and Community Engagement
Discover how Harding University students are making strides in NASA research and community engagement, as featured in a recent local news segment. From water treatment innovations for the ISS to serving as eclipse ambassadors, these students exemplify the impact of ASGC grants on STEM education and research. Join us in celebrating their achievements and learn more about their projects by watching the video
Video courtesy of Channel 7, featuring Harding University's collaboration with NASA. Original segment aired on March 22nd 2024 . For more information and additional coverage, visit https://katv.com/news/education
Path to Prosperity: Empowering Arkansas’ Small Businesses
The "Path to Prosperity" workshop, hosted by the ASGC and UA Little Rock on January 24, was a pivotal event for Arkansas' small businesses. It provided invaluable resources and insights from the USDA, SBA, and FDIC, focusing on startup strategies, capital access, and government contracting. Attendees benefited from expert-led sessions and networking opportunities, marking a significant step toward economic development and support for underserved communities in the region.
If you missed the "Path to Prosperity" workshop, you can still experience every insightful moment. Visit the link to access the full Zoom conference recording and watch the discussions, expert advice, and networking opportunities that unfolded during this impactful event.
Arkansas Launches ARKSAT-1: A New Horizon in CubeSat Technology and Space Sustainability
The University of Arkansas recently achieved a milestone with the launch of ARKSAT-1, marking the state's inaugural CubeSat project. This CubeSat, developed to perform atmospheric measurements and test innovative deorbiting technology, signifies a leap forward in addressing space debris challenges. The initiative, led by Adam Huang and supported by the Arkansas Space Grant Consortium, underscores the collaborative spirit in advancing space research and sustainability. This event highlights Arkansas's growing role in space exploration and technological innovation.
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Join us for the Autonomous Vehicle Challenge Workshop, a comprehensive hands-on event designed for students, faculty, and enthusiasts interested in autonomous systems. This workshop provides participants with the knowledge and tools to design, program, and test autonomous vehicles. Attendees will work closely with experts in the field, gaining practical experience in cutting-edge technologies and problem-solving. Whether you're new to the field or looking to refine your skills, this workshop offers an exciting opportunity to engage with emerging technologies and compete in the Autonomous Vehicle Challenge. Click the button below to learn more and secure your spot in this exciting opportunity!