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Space Grant Fellowship and Scholarship awards are designed to increase the
pool of graduate students in fields relevant to NASA.
Space Grant awards are limited to students who are U.S. Citizens and who are
enrolled full-time in an accredited college or university.
Additional Opportunities
NASA Space Grant Fellowships
Fellowships are awarded to outstanding students pursuing graduate degrees in
fields that are relevant to the mission, research, and/or strategic objectives
of NASA's four Mission Directorates: Aeronautics, Exploration Systems,
Science, and Space Operations.
Graduate Fellowships are awarded at The Pennsylvania State University,
The University of Pittsburgh, and Temple University.
Penn State University
Information and online application are available
here.
Temple University
Contact: John Helferty, College of Engineering
Philadelphia, PA 19122
Tel: (215) 204-8089
Email: john.helferty@temple.edu
University of Pittsburgh
Contact: Dr. Juan J. Manfredi
Associate Dean of Undergraduate Studies
140 Thackeray Hall
Pittsburgh, PA 15260
TEL: (412) 624-6480
Email: jmanfredi@as.pitt.edu
NASA Space Grant Scholarships
Space Grant Scholarships are awarded to outstanding students pursuing undergraduate degrees in
fields that are relevant to the mission, research, and/or strategic objectives
of NASA's four Mission Directorates: Aeronautics, Exploration Systems,
Science, and Space Operations.
Contact the following campus representatives to receive information about the NASA Space
Grant scholarships at our member institutions.
Penn State University - University Park
Sylvia Stein Memorial Space Grant Scholarship (annual)
Lincoln University
Dr. Robert Langley, Department of Chemistry
Lincoln University, PA 19352
Tel: (610) 932-1222
Email: langley@lu.lincoln.edu
Penn State Abington
Dr. Samir Ouzomgi
Division Head: Science & Engineering
Associate Professor of Mathematics
1600 Woodland Road
Abington, PA 19001
Tel: (215) 881-7552
Email: sxo2@psu.edu
Susquehanna University
Jack Holt
207 Steele Hall
Selinsgrove, PA 17870-1001
Tel: (570) 372-4295
Email: holt@susqu.edu
West Chester University
Dr. Leonard Bryan
Center for Earth Observing Systems
West Chester, PA 19383
TEl: (610) 436-2393
Email: MBryan@wcupa.edu
The main goals of NASA's education program are to "inspire and
motivate students to pursue careers in science, technology,
engineering, and mathematics" and to "engage the public in shaping and
sharing the experience of exploration and discovery".
Visit the NASA Education Website for further information about NASA Fellowships and Grants.
The goal of NASA's GSRP is "to cultivate research ties to the academic community".
Visit the GSRP Website for further information about the Graduate Student Research and Education Programs. The application deadline is February 1st.
Minority University Research and Education Programs(MUREP)
http://mured.nasaprs.com
The Minority University Research and Education Programs are
administered through NASA's Office of Education to increase
responsiveness to Historically Black Colleges and Universities and
Other Minority Universities including Hispanic Serving Institutions and
Tribal Colleges and Universities.
Visit the MUREP Website for further information about the Minority University Research and Education Programs.
Contact:
Dr. Carl Person, Acting Director
NASA Headquarters
Washington, DC 20546
Tel: 202-358-0971
Fax: 202-358-3745
Deadline: Annually on November 15
The Zonta International Foundation offers an annual
Amelia Earhart Fellowship for women. This Fellowship was established in 1938 in honor of Amelia Earhart, famed
pilot and Zontian.
Zonta invites applications from qualified women for grants of $6000 each
for graduate study in aerospace-related sciences and engineering. Women of
any nationality are eligible. It is anticipated that 35 grants will be made
for the coming year.
Zonta International Foundation
Attn: Ana Ubides, Foundation Associate
557 West Randolph Street
Chicago, IL 60661-2206 USA
Tel: 312-930-5848
Fax: 312-930-0951
E-mail: aubides@zonta.org
Astronaut Scholarship Foundation scholarship (annual)
The Astronaut Scholarship Foundation scholarships are awarded to
juniors, seniors, or graduate students in math,
physical sciences and engineering each year. The Penn State 2001-2002
recipient was Nicholas Bond,
a senior in the Schreyer Honors College majoring in astronomy and
astrophysics. The Penn State 2002-2003 recipient is Eric Rotthoff,
who is majoring in Computer Science and Astronomy and Astrophysics. The
Students at Penn State are nominated annually by the Undergraduate Fellowships Office located in 11A Grange Building. For more information about
the scholarship, visit http://www.astronautscholarship.org/.
Deadline: February 1, 2005
Two-hundred-fifty scholarships are awarded annually to
outstanding sophomores and juniors
in math, the natural sciences and engineering. Awards of up to $7500
cover the cost of tuition, fees, books and room and board. Penn State
has had 22 winners in the last six years. Students at University Park
must apply through the Undergraduate
Fellowships Office located in 11A Grange Building. The 2005 deadline is February 1st. For more information about the scholarship, please visit
http://www.act.org/goldwater/.
Deadline: TBA
The annual NSF Fellowships provide three years of support for
graduate study leading to research-based masters or doctoral degrees in
science, mathematics, and engineering supported by the NSF and are
intended for students in the early stages of their graduate study. Penn
State students win up to fifteen NSF fellowships each year.
Although you can apply directly to NSF, Penn State students in the College of Science should contact
Associate Dean Norm Freed prior to applying. All students are encouraged to use the
resources and services offered through the Undergraduate Fellowships Office when gathering
application materials.
Universities Space Research Association Undergraduate Scholarship (annual)
http://www.usra.edu/hq/scholarships/
The purpose of the USRA Scholarship Program is to provide college
scholarships
to students who have shown a career interest in the physical sciences
or
engineering with an emphasis on space research or space science
education. Scholarships up to $500 are awarded annually. The deadline
is
May 1 every year.
The Undergraduate Fellowships Office (UFO) encourages
qualified Penn State students to apply for and get
scholarships through promotion, recruitment, mentoring, and
establishing a nurturing environment. Their office is located in the back of Grange Building in 11A. You are
encouraged to stop by their office and peruse through the numerous scholarships, fellowships and
research opportunities they have on file.
Questions about the website?
Contact spacegrant@psu.edu
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