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  • CGUHS students working together in the GLEE workshop.

    High School Students Designing Mission to the Moon

    GLEE (The Great Lunar Expedition for Everyone) is a mission to land 500 chip-sized spacecraft, called LunaSats, on the surface of the Moon in 2023. This mission is led by the Colorado Space Grant Consortium at the University of Colorado, Boulder, and is currently supported by NASA’s Artemis Student Challenges.

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  • Group of 5 students on the Space Force team against brick background.

    Meet the Glendale Community College ASCEND Team!

    ASCEND is a statewide high-altitude ballooning program where student teams design, build, fly, and analyze data from small payloads. GCC's "Space Force Crew" is preparing for launch this Fall 2021. Stay up to date with their progress by checking out their website!

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  • Jacqueline Do at the NASA Lucy Launch, October 16, 2021.

    Jacqueline Do attends the NASA Lucy Mission Launch!

    Phoenix College ASCEND program lead, Jacqueline Do, attended the launch on October 16th, 2021. "Over the next 12 years, Lucy will fly by one main-belt asteroid and seven Trojan asteroids, making it the agency’s first single spacecraft mission in history to explore so many different asteroids."

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  • Michael Klooster image.

    Beyond Space Grant: NASA Center Internships Highlight

    Michael Klooster, an Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University (Prescott) student, interned at NASA Goddard Space Flight Center this summer 2021. Learn how you can be involved in a NASA Center Internship!

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  • High School Students Designing Mission to the Moon

  • Meet the Glendale Community College ASCEND Team!

  • Jacqueline Do Attends the NASA Lucy Mission Launch!

  • Beyond Space Grant: NASA Center Internships Highlight

Welcome to the Arizona Space Grant Consortium (AZSGC) website

Our mission is to expand opportunities to learn about and participate in NASA's programs by supporting and enhancing science and engineering education, research, and outreach through the delivery of high-quality public education programs.

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Our goal is to integrate research with education to help build a diverse, scientifically literate citizenry and a well-prepared science, engineering, and technology workforce. 

We are proud of our students, programs, and accomplishments and appreciate your interest in the Arizona Space Grant Consortium.

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Meet the Arizona Space Grant Team

Dr. Tim Swindle: UA/NASA Space Grant Director

Dr. Tim Swindle

Arizona/NASA Space Grant Consortium Director

Michelle Coe: AZSGC Manager

Michelle Coe

Arizona/NASA Space Grant Consortium Manager

Dr. Chandra Holifield Collins: UA/NASA Space Grant Associate Director

Dr. Chandra Holifield Collins

UA/NASA Space Grant Associate Director

Dr. Yancy Shirley: UA/NASA Space Grant Assistant Director

Dr. Yancy Shirley

UA/NASA Space Grant Assistant Director

Susan Brew: UA/NASA Space Grant Consultant & Trainer

Susan Brew

UA/NASA Space Grant Consultant & Trainer

Desiree Crawl: ASU/NASA Space Grant Coordinator

Desiree Crawl

ASU/NASA Space Grant Sr. Coordinator

Dr. Tom Sharp: ASU/NASA Space Grant Associate Director

Tom Sharp

ASU/NASA Space Grant Associate Director

Christopher Edwards: NAU/NASA Space Grant Associate Director

Christopher Edwards

NAU/NASA Space Grant Associate Director

Paloma Davidson: NAU/NASA Space Grant Coordinator

Paloma Davidson

NAU/NASA Space Grant Sr. Academic Prog. Coordinator

Dr. Anne Boettcher: ERAU/NASA Space Grant Associate Director

Dr. Anne Boettcher

ERAU/NASA Space Grant Associate Director

Dr. Elliott Bryner: ERAU/NASA Space Grant Associate Director

Dr. Elliott Bryner

ERAU/NASA Space Grant Associate Director

Headshot of Clark Pederson (left) and Clark Pederson standing outside of NASA Langley (right).

Alumni Highlight! Clark Pederson (2013-15 UArizona Intern) now at NASA Langley

Wednesday, July 28, 2021

Clark says of his Space Grant experience, "I can't thank the Arizona Space Grant program enough for starting me on this track."
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NASA Space Grant Intern Xeynab Mouti has worked in the Center for Meteorite Studies since 2019.

ASU Space Grant Intern, Xeynab Mouti, featured in ASU News "Researcher Spotlight"!

Monday, July 26, 2021

Xeynab says of the Space Grant Program: "The skills and experience gained have set me on a path to study what I truly love and am passionate about."
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Phoenix College ASCEND Program Team Picture

Reaching to the Sky and Beyond – Phoenix College ASCEND Program Mentor, Ernest Villicaña, Featured in Recent Article

Wednesday, July 14, 2021

This article provides insight into Ernest Villicaña's unfaltering commitment to the program, and we can't thank Ernest enough for all of the ways he continues to move the ASCEND program forward.
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Ruby O'Brien (left) and Reman Almusawi (right) interviewed on KGUN9 in 2019.

UArizona Space Grant Interns and Mentors Publish Article!

Sunday, May 23, 2021

2018-20 Space Grant Interns, Reman Almusawi (right) and Ruby O'Brien-Metzger (left), are authors on a recently published article in collaboration with their Space Grant mentors. The article is titled "Outdoor/Indoor Contaminant Transport by Atmospheric Dust and Aerosol at an Active Smelter Site".
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