Funding For Undergraduate and Graduate Students
Community College Students
Community College Fellowship
Michigan Space Grant Consortium offers research and public service fellowships to community college students who successfully compete for the award. Students are required to identify a mentor from the faculty research, education, or public service communities at MSGC-affiliated 4-year institutions, with whom they intend to work. See the Connect with Faculty page to see professors at nearby institutions who are familiar with MSGC.
Undergraduate Students
MSGC Scholarship
Some MSGC-affiliated colleges and universities offer a $500 scholarship for a student exemplifying MSGC’s vision. Ask your Campus Representative if this is offered at your institution.
MSGC Undergraduate Fellowship
Michigan Space Grant Consortium offers $3,000 research and public service fellowships to undergraduates who successfully compete for the award. Students are required to identify a mentor from the faculty research, education, or public service communities, with whom they intend to work. Projects should describe their connection to NASA strategic interests as detailed in NASA Strategic Plan 2014.
Hands-On NASA-oriented Experiences for Student groups (HONES)
MSGC supports student groups that engage in hands-on, authentic, science and engineering problem-solving research and development related to NASA Mission Directorate challenges and NASA STEM engagement priorities.
NASA Center Internships
MSGC provides funding to a few students each year who are offered NASA Internships. These internships provide unique NASA-related research and operational experiences, integrating participants with career professionals emphasizing mentor-directed, degree-related, real-time world task completion. Students apply directly to NASA.
Graduate Students
Graduate Fellowship
Michigan Space Grant Consortium offers $5,000 research and public service fellowships to graduate students who successfully compete for the award. Students are required to identify a mentor from the faculty research, education, or public service communities, with whom they intend to work. Projects should describe their connection to NASA strategic interests as detailed in NASA Strategic Plan 2014.
Hands-On NASA-oriented Experiences for Student groups (HONES)
MSGC supports student groups that engage in hands-on, authentic, science and engineering problem-solving research and development related to NASA Mission Directorate challenges and NASA STEM engagement priorities.
NASA Center Internships
MSGC provides funding to a few students each year who are offered NASA Internships. These internships provide unique NASA-related research and operational experiences, integrating participants with career professionals emphasizing mentor-directed, degree-related, real-time world task completion. Students apply directly to NASA.
The Michigan Space Grant Consortium is primarily funded through a NASA Training Grant.
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