Promoting STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) fields by recruiting and training the next generation of aerospace stakeholders.    
 

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The Wisconsin Space Grant Consortium is now on Facebook!

The WSGC Facebook page offers:

  • A chance to connect with the Consortium and the peers in our programs
  • News from NASA and the National Space Grant
  • An opportunity to ask questions and give us feedback
  • Exclusive information, pictures, and updates on opportunities we are offering that will not be sent out through email!

  • We invite and encourage anyone with an interest to apply!
    Click here to join today!



     

    UW-Madison Team on Mars!

    The University of Wisconsin-Madison Zero Gravity team spent a week at the Mars Desert Research Station in Grand Junction, Colorado.  Using telescope images, landscape images and outreach videos, the crew conducted habitability, geology and space suit ergonomics studies.  They created a video of their experiences at the MDRS and it can be seen here!

     

    What's Happening Now!

    - Elijah Balloon Payload and Launch Internships are now reopened for students to apply!

    - The following adult programs are current accepting applications: Aerospace Outreach, Special Initiatives, Higher Education Incentives, and Research Infrastructure.  The deadline is February 17th!

    -Collegiate rocket teams, both state and regional, are preparing for launch this summer!


    Coming Soon...

    Information on the 2012 Wisconsin Space Grant Conference in UW-Whitewater

    In the News...

    The father of satellite meteorology, Vernon Suomi, has an Earth-observing satellite named after him:
    Satellite renamed to honor UW's Suomi


    University of Wisconsin students spend New Years Eve at MDRS:
    Ringing in the New Year "from Mars"

    The WSGC funded program “Celebration of Life XVI: Healthy Bodies: On Earth and in Space!” reaches out to children:
    Summer Program Focuses on Health on Earth & in Space

    University of Wisconsin students top two other university teams in the 2011 NASA X-Hab Academic Innovation Challenge:
     
    University Of Wisconsin Students Win Space Habitat Competition