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	+ Home Related Links   + The Faces of NASA Get ARMD Materials from CORE + View PDF + The Leading Edge + NASA Aeronautics Research    Onboard		NASA Aeronautics Scholarship Program *Fall 2013 Application Process Closed* This program awards 20 undergraduate and five graduate scholarships to students in aeronautics or related fields. The online application process for the fall 2013 is now closed. The process for the fall 2014 cycle should open in September. + Visit Site + Fall 2012 Recipients + Fall 2011 Recipients + Fall 2010 Recipients + Fall 2009 Recipients + Fall 2008 Recipients + Interactive Map of Scholarship Recipients Museum in a Box New Lessons Added 04/10/13 Great for educators at museums, science centers and schools, Museum in a Box provides exciting hands-on/minds-on lessons with an aeronautics theme to inspire future scientists, mathematicians and engineers. The lessons are tied to all national science and math standards. + Read More Firefighting Unmanned System Design Challenge for U.S. Universities The year is 2030. A severe drought covers a large swath of the continental United States. Wildfires have been commonplace and firefighting resources, both personnel and equipment, have been stretched to their limits. Another large fire has broken out and is expanding, threatening nearby homes, schools, and businesses. The incident commander has called for the use of unmanned systems to help battle the blaze. The challenge is to design an unmanned aerial firefighting system to put out the fire. Entries due: May 3, 2013. + Visit Site NASA One Stop Shopping Initiative (OSSI) Eligible students can access a portfolio of NASA internship, fellowship and scholarship opportunities through a single portal and a single application. NOTE: The NASA Aeronautics Scholarship Program is not accessible through OSSI. Go directly to the program's Web site to apply. + Visit Site NASA Academies The NASA Academies are rigorous, immersive experiences that challenge young people and push them outside their comfort zones. It offers participants an intense learning experience that is either space- or aeronautics-based. All academy students are immersed in a NASA environment where they experience the agency from both inside and outside perspectives at a NASA research centers in Alabama, California, Maryland, Ohio or Virginia. Application for the summer 2013 academies is now closed." + Visit Site K-12 Student/Teachers (All Resources) NASA ARMD provides a broad range of professionally-designed learning activities and materials for students and teachers at all grade levels. These aeronautics projects have been produced in close consultation with the educational community and are designed to support the national standards for mathematics, science, geography, and technology presentation. This page also lists internship opportunities for elementary and secondary school students. + Read More Education Products Aligned with Standards of Learning NASA aeronautics provides resources to educators that support the teaching of science, technology, engineering and math (STEM) by using aeronautics as a theme. This section matches products with national and state standards through links, searchable maps and PDF files. + Read More Artifact Loan Opportunities Updated Sept. 12, 2012 This program accepts proposals from educational institutions and museums to obtain NASA artifacts for loan or direct transfer. + Read More Higher Education NASA creates an educational pipeline to inspire, motivate, and prepare the future science, technology, engineering, and mathematics workforce by providing programs such as the Graduate Student Researchers Program (GSRP) and the NASA Postdoctoral Program (NPP). + Read More Professional/Continuing Education NASA offers a number of products of value and relevance to professionals in the aeronautics community, such as pilots, and to any adult pursuing continuing education in aeronautics or with an interest in the field. + Read More Design Challenges/Competitions Competitions that challenge students to create design/build solutions to real-world problems are a proven method for engaging youth in technical disciplines. NASA ARMD and other NASA Centers offer a number of aeronautics or aerospace engineering competitions, while professional societies offer additional opportunities. + Read More NASA Offices of Education Each NASA Center and most of the Directorates at NASA Headquarters offer education resources specific to their research areas. These offices provide liaison between the Centers and local educational communities, and develop educational products, programs, and resources. + Read More General Resources These "General Resources" Web sites are maintained by NASA or by other professional/scientific associations and universities to provide publications, course materials, and answers to frequently-asked questions about different areas of science. + Read More
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