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Title:           
University of Arizona / NASA Space Grant Graduate Fellowship
Program                                                                                                                                                                                         
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Sponsor:          Arizona
Space Grant Consortium<br><br>
SYNOPSIS:  The University of Arizona/NASA Space Grant Program<br>
offers a select number of outstanding graduate students who are<br>
interested in promoting the understanding of space-related research
to<br>
the public the opportunity to pursue two years of graduate study
with<br>
full financial support.  <br><br>
Deadline(s):      03/12/2010 <br>
Established Date: 02/09/2010<br>
Follow-Up Date:   01/01/2011<br>
Review Date:      02/09/2010<br><br>
Contact:          Susan A.
Brew                                                                                      
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Address:          Room 349,
Lunar and Planetary Laboratory<br>
                 
The University of Arizona <br>
                 
1629 E. University Blvd. <br>
                 
Tucson, AZ 85721-0092 <br>
                 
U.S.A.                                
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E-mail:          
sbrew@lpl.arizona.edu<br>
Web Site:
<a href="http://spacegrant.arizona.edu/opportunities/fellowships/" eudora="autourl">
http://spacegrant.arizona.edu/opportunities/fellowships/<br>
</a>Program URL:
<a href="http://spacegrant.arizona.edu/opportunities/fellowships/graduate_description" eudora="autourl">
http://spacegrant.arizona.edu/opportunities/fellowships/graduate_description<br>
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Tel:             
520-621-8556                 
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Fax:                                 
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Deadline Ind:    
Receipt                                               
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Deadline Open:    No<br>
                   
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Award Type(s):    Fellowship<br>
                 
Public Awareness/Education<br><br>
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Citizenship/Country of Applying Institution: <br>
                 
U.S.A. Citizenship (including U.S. Territories)<br><br>
Locations Tenable:    U.S.A. Institution (including U.S.
Territories)<br><br>
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Appl Type(s):     Graduate Student<br><br>
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Target Group(s):  NONE<br>
Funding Limit:    $16,000   YEAR<br>
Duration:         2 YEAR(s)<br>
Indirect Costs:   Unspecified<br>
Cost Sharing:     No<br>
Sponsor Type:     NONE<br><br>
Geo. Restricted:  NO RESTRICTIONS<br>
                 
ARIZONA <br><br>
CFDA#:                      
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OBJECTIVES:  Space Grant Fellows will develop a project that<br>
promotes the understanding of space-related research to the public.<br>
Examples are working with educators (from primary/secondary schools,<br>
science museums, parks/forests/reserves, 4-H and other Cooperative<br>
Extension agents, etc.) by:developing curricular and/or educational<br>
outreach materials designed to communicate science to a specific<br>
audience (all precollege-related program materials should align with<br>
Arizona and/or National Math, Science, Geography or Technology<br>
Standards); developing informational databases (with science
education<br>
goals) for sharing over the Internet; developing skills in science<br>
writing and journalism; developing a demonstration project and<br>
associated educational materials for an existing educational
program;<br>
or designing and carrying-out some other creative science outreach<br>
project.  Successful applicants tend to establish a relationship
with<br>
an organization or institution (i.e. a school, museum, park/forest,
or<br>
an existing educational program) as they develop their outreach<br>
project proposal. It is essential that applicants identify an<br>
"educational outreach advisor" representing this organization
or<br>
program who will provide an initial letter of support that indicates<br>
their willingness to cooperate with the applicant's proposal and
help<br>
in evaluating the project during the fellowship period. <br><br>
ELIGIBILITY<br>
&lt;p&gt;A candidate must be a graduate student at The University
of<br>
Arizona studying in a space science/engineering-related discipline<br>
(that is, helping address NASA's mission, which includes, for
example,<br>
Earth Sciences and Science Education) and be a citizen of the United<br>
States. In addition, applicants must meet UA Graduate College<br>
fellowship eligibility requirements to be considered for an award.<br>
&lt;/p&gt;<br><br>
FUNDING<br>
&lt;p&gt;Fellowship will include: $16,000 per year for one or
two<br>
years; both in- and out-of-state tuition and registration fee
waivers;<br>
travel funds to attend professional meetings (up to a total of
$1500);<br>
and student health insurance. (des)&lt;/p&gt;<br><br>
KEYWORDS:         Geography<br>
                 
Mathematics Education<br>
                 
Science Education<br>
                 
Geography Education<br>
                 
SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY/MATHEMATICS/COMPUTER SCIENCE<br>
                 
Mathematics<br>
                 
Technology <br><br>
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