Welcome to the Oregon Space Grant Consortium (OSGC) website. The site is designed to provide visitors with information about OSGC's programs, research, and people.
The Oregon Space Grant Consortium, a part of the National Space Grant College and Fellowship Program, is a state-wide network of universities, colleges, museums, educators, researchers, students and science professionals promoting STEM education through cooperative and interdisciplinary programs while recruiting and training NASA's next diverse workforce. To learn more about OSGC's mission, history, staff, and member institutions, or to search the site, please use the small menu at the top right of the website.
Please utilize the larger links above to access information regarding specific OSGC programs and research.
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Undergraduate Team Experience Award Program - Nov 27th, 2018
2018-19 SCORE Award Recipients - Nov 27th, 2018
2018 Student Symposium Presentations POSTED - Nov 21st, 2018
NASA News
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NASA TV to Air International Space Station Crew Landing
-Dec 13, 2018
Three residents of the International Space Station, including one NASA astronaut, are scheduled to wrap up their stay aboard the orbital laboratory Wednesday, Dec. 19. Read full story.
NASA Contracts for Engineering, Technical Support Services
-Dec 12, 2018
NASA has selected Analytical Mechanics Associates in Hampton, Virginia, and New Horizons Aeronautics in Chantilly, Virginia, to perform engineering and technical support services (ETSS) for the agencys Armstrong Flight Research Center in Edwards, California. Read full story.
NASA Awards Contract for Programmatic, Institutional Assessment Capabilities
-Dec 12, 2018
NASA has awarded a contract to Booz Allen Hamilton of Houston to provide independent programmatic and institutional assessment capabilities at the agencys Johnson Space Center, also in Houston. Read full story.
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