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Michigan Space Grant Consortium

The mission of the MSGC is to create, develop, and promote programs that reflect NASA strategic interests and support cooperation between academia, industry, state and local government in science and technology in Michigan. Various opportunities for educational and research funding are available.

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2022-2023 Funding Opportunities

Fellowships

Available to undergraduate and graduate students currently enrolled at one of MSGC-affiliated institutions. Requires a faculty mentor with whom the student intends to work.

NASA Internships

Offered several times throughout the academic year; including, spring, summer, fall and winter. Conducted at a NASA facility, contractor facility, or anywhere activities are ongoing to advance NASA’s missions.

Educational Programs

Supports proposals from outreach institutions and organizations throughout the state as well as from affiliate institutions.

Research Seed Grants

Supports junior faculty and research scientists at MSGC affiliate institutions. Funding is based on scientific merit and relevance to NASA’s strategic interests as expressed in NASA’s strategic plan.

MSGC Award Recipients

Meet a selection of MSGC award recipients for 2021-2022.

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Connect with Faculty

Connect with faculty willing to mentor MSGC fellows.

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Connect to NASA STEAM Engagement

Explore NASA opportunities for teachers and students.

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Frontiers is our connection with updates on programs, fellowships, announcements and program opportunities.

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Splashdown Celebration of Apollo 15’s 50th Anniversary

Aug 9, 2021

Michigan Space Grant Consortium (MSGC), in collaboration with the departments of Aerospace, Climate and Space, Michigan Space Institute and Space Physics Research Laboratory (SPRL) hosted a Celebration of the Splashdown of Apollo 15’s 50th Anniversary. Apollo 15 was an “All Michigan Crew” as all three astronauts attended the University of Michigan.

Fall Conference

MSGC Fall Conference is scheduled on October 16, 2021

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University of Michigan
Climate and Space Research Bldg, Rm. 2438
2455 Hayward St.
Ann Arbor, MI. 48109-2143
(734) 936-2698
mispacegrant@umich.edu

The Michigan Space Grant Consortium is primarily funded through a NASA Training Grant.