NASA Space Grant is a nationwide program funded by NASA. It is designed to develop the young minds of STEM
graduate and undergraduate students into thinking beyond the classroom by actively performing NASA related
research alongside a faculty mentor.
ASU/NASA Space Grant has two primary goals:
- to contribute to the nation’s science enterprise by funding education, research and public engagement
projects.
- to increase the engagement of underrepresented minorities in all areas of Science, Technology, Engineering
and Mathematics.
Scholars participate in year-long research and the results of their research are presented at our Poster Session
in February and the Annual Arizona Space Grant Research Symposium in April.
Upcoming Events
ASU Open DoorSaturday, February 25, 2023
Time: 1:00 PM - 5:00 PM
School of Earth and Space Exploration, ISTB4 and throughout Tempe Campus
Buseck Center for Meteorite Studies Symposium on Solar System Exploration by Spacecraft and Microscope
Thursday, March 9, 2023
School of Earth and Space Exploration, ISTB4
Symposium Information and Registration
ASU/NASA Space Grant Internship Opportunities
Would you like an opportunity to be a NASA Space Grant intern, fellow or mentor for the 2023-24 academic year? The application window for the 2022-23 ASU/NASA Space Grant Internships and Fellowships will be available Spring Semester 2023.
If you wish to be notified when the application window opens, please submit a 2023-24 Space Grant Application
Notification form
Space Grant Graduating Senior and Alumni Tracking
ALUMNI TRACKING FORMS
Reminder to all Space Grant Alumni: please update us with your status and information if it has
changed by following this link
https://spacegrant.arizona.edu/students/mailingform
Be sure to check the website periodically for updates and program opportunities.
Contact Us
ASU/NASA Space Grant is led by Dr. Thomas Sharp, Professor, School of Earth and Space
Exploration. Space Grant supports graduate and undergraduate students in a variety of
disciplines to further their educational experiences in science, engineering research, and
informal education programs. Space Grant consortia have been established in all 50 states,
the
District of Columbia, and Puerto Rico.
