UA Space Grant Success Stories

FY 2009 Space Grant Intern, Denise Garcia, a first-generation graduate student, will graduate with a Master's of Science in ecology and management of rangelands from the UA's School of Natural

Public health graduate student Deanna Lewis received the YWCA Women on the Move Award at a banquet on Sunday at the Westin La Paloma. Lewis is a physician's assistant who

Luis Huizar presents research from his Space Grant internship at the 2011 World Environmental & Water Resource Congress in Palm Springs, Calif. Image Credit: Luis Huizar Living in Arizona, NASA

Two UA chemical and environmental engineering students have designed a recirculating chilled water system for their lab that could potentially save the University tens of thousands of gallons of water

During two internships sponsored by NASA's Space Grant program, Martha Mosqueda worked with professors Nobuko (Kay) Hongu and Barron J. Orr studying ways to promote fitness using geospatial technologies. Image

Two UA student teams from the University of Arizona are conducting experiments in zero gravity this week as part of NASA's Reduced Gravity Student Flight Opportunities Program. The teams are

2008 Space Grant Intern Matt Bunting's six-legged robot has wowed robotics fans and the electronics industry since he built it as a class project in 2009 while an undergraduate in

2007 UA Undergraduate Intern & 2008 Intern Advisor, Allison Strom, was featured in a UANews article for receiving the highly competitive Gates Cambridge Scholarship.

2006 UA Undergraduate Intern & 2008 Intern Advisor, Corrie Hannah, was featured in an article on the University of Arizona website titled "Arizona Native has Knack for Travel & Languages".