Vermont Space Grant Consortium

Vermont Space Grant Consortium
and NASA EPSCoR

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"A Statewide Connection to Aerospace, Science, Engineering, Research and Technology"

EMSD NASA GRANT AWARDS

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NASA Awards Funds for Student Design Project,
NASA Summer Internships and Student Team Competitions

ROBOTICS PROGRAMS

Norwich University Electrical Engineering is involved in a robotics project for an "Autonomous Underwater Robotic Vehicle (AUV)" Jonathan Seward, Electrical & Computer, Co-Captain, Norwich University working on the Visions Systems Ryan Wood, Mechanical Engineering, Bo-Captain, Norwich University working on NU Innovation..new design drive more info, check the Norwich site.... Association for Unmanned Vehicle Systems International	click on photo or here for more info....
University of Vermont AERO project "Green Speed" “GreenSpeed” is the 1^st UVM hybrid racing car created by a team of energetic UVM students from the University of Vermont College of Engineering and Mathematical Sciences new student organization called Alternative Energy Racing Organization (AERO) more info in archive.... AERO Team Thank You Letter to VSGC for support

VSGC supports The Green Team 885.org 25 students ( 3 female) from 22 communities in Vermont are entering the US FIRST Robotics Competition These high school students are mentored by the Norwich Society of Engineers.

Funded by the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA), the Vermont Space Grant Consortium (VSGC) is one of a network of 52 university-based Space Grant Consortia representing every state, Puerto Rico, and the District of Columbia. Through this national network, over 963 affiliate organizations are funded to support science and engineering students, to provide public service, and to offer K-12 science education programs.

National Fellowship and Scholarship Program

National Space Grant College and Fellowship Program

The NASA
Experimental Program to Stimulate Competitive Research

“The State Space Grant Consortium is funded through a NASA Training Grant”

For more information, please contact Laurel Zeno: e-mail: zeno@cems.uvm.edu

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NASA Awards Funds for Student Design Project, NASA Summer Internships and Student Team Competitions

NASA Awards Funds for Student Design Project,
NASA Summer Internships and Student Team Competitions