An Opportunity for Texas High School Juniors
Texas A&M Engineering Spark! and the NASA High School Aerospace Scholars (HAS) program are partnering for a unique collaboration in learning about space exploration. NASA and Texas A&M Engineering want today’s students to become the engineers, scientists, researchers and innovators of tomorrow. The HAS program offers a one-of-a-kind experience for Texas students to explore STEM-related majors and career opportunities. The highest achieving students can earn an opportunity to attend a five-day gamified experience in the summer. Also, a chance to visit NASA's Johnson Space Center in Houston with a day trip to Texas A&M University.
Register for High School Aerospace Scholars by Oct. 19
Eligibility:
- U.S. citizen
- Texas resident
- Texas high school juniors
- Committed to a one-year relationship with NASA and Texas A&M University
- Internet access (from home, school or public library)
During the school year, students participate in:
- Interactive lessons on NASA activities related to space exploration, earth science, technology and aeronautics.
- Design challenges such as 3D drawings, video creation, interactive poster design and more.
- Virtual chats with NASA engineers and scientists and Texas A&M Engineering Faculty.
Highest achievers receive an invitation to a summer experience that includes:
- Team projects and briefings directed by NASA engineers and scientists.
- Hands-on design challenge and engineering activities planning an Artemis-themed mission.
- Tours of NASA facilities and Texas A&M Engineering.
Benefits for students:
- Potential to earn a half or full credit for Engineering Design and Problem-Solving, a Texas Education Agency approved course.
- Field trip to local Texas A&M University System campuses.
- Internship and scholarship opportunities too!
Interested students must:
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Register before Oct. 19, 2023, at 2 p.m. CT to meet the deadline!