Space Grant (SG) Quesst Community Overflight STEM Engagement (QCOSE)
Closed Posted
- Opportunity number
- NNH23ZHA001N
- Applications due
- Award size
- Up to $40,000
Opportunity facts
- Assistance listings
- Funding instrument
- Cooperative Agreement
- Category
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- Education
- Eligible applicants
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- Other
- Full announcement
Opportunity details come from Grants.gov. Updated .
About this opportunity
This cooperative agreement from NASA seeks planning support from Space Grant Consortia or regional collaborations to develop Strategic Implementation Plans for engaging students and educators in select communities during the upcoming Quesst mission overflight campaign. As the main deliverable, applicants must submit a SIP that outlines how to educate communities on the Quesst mission without introducing bias to acoustic perception testing. Preventing such bias and collecting SIPs are key objectives. Applications are due November 8, 2023 under NASA's Office of STEM Engagement program.
No award values are specified, though the expected place of performance for recipients will be developing engagement strategies for the communities selected by NASA's Quesst team for overflights during the period of performance. Funding is intended to support planning and design only, with no direct student engagement during the award period.
Synopsis
The Space Grant (SG) Quesst Community Overflight STEM Engagement (QCOSE) seeks the planning support of individual Consortia or regional collaborations on efforts to work with NASA's Quesst STEM team to support students and educators in select communities during the overflight campaign of the Quesst mission. The main deliverable for this award will be a STEM Engagement Strategic Implementation Plan (SIP). An essential objective of this planning and design award is to develop an understanding of how NASA and other STEM Engagement professionals may educate, as well as accurately and appropriately inform, community students of the upcoming Quesst mission, without introducing a bias to acoustic perception testing related to the Quesst mission itself. Preventing that bias is as important an objective in this effort as collecting Strategic Implementation Plans (SIPs) from SG Consortia members. Therefore, this is strictly a planning and design award with no actual student engagement occurring during the award's period of performance (PoP). The NASA Quesst team will combine the deliverables of these awards to develop a comprehensive student engagement plan for the community overflights.
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