NASA's Minority University Research and Education Project (MUREP) has awarded approximately$2 millionin new cooperative agreements to three tribal colleges and universities (TCUs). <\/p>\n
These new agreements provide opportunities forTCUstudents, faculty and staff to engage in NASA-related science, technology, engineering and mathematics (STEM) activities. <\/p>\n
The awards, made through the NASA Tribal College and University Experiential Learning Opportunity (TCU-ELO) program, have a three-year performance period and range in value from$512,700 to $783,000. The agreements will assist these tribal colleges and their partners in the creation of experiential learning opportunities for students. <\/p>\n
The selected institutions for 2014 are: <\/p>\n
--Haskell Indian Nations University,Lawrence, Kan. -- Southwest Indian Polytechnic Institute,Albuquerque, N.M. --Chief Dull Knife College,Lame Deer, Mont. <\/p>\n
The winning proposals offer innovative methods, approaches and concepts to make appropriate use of current NASA-unique engineering and scientific resources. There also is a strong emphasis on engaging students and educators at the elementary, secondary and undergraduate levels. <\/p>\n
NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center inGreenbelt, Md., manages and administers TCU-ELO activity. TCU-ELO supports NASA's goal of engaging tribal community in the critical STEM disciplines and focuses on inspiring the next generation of explorers. <\/p>\n
For a list of selected organizations and project descriptions, click on \"Selected Proposals\" and see the entry for \"2013-2014 NASA Tribal College and University Experiential Learning Opportunity (TCU-ELO)\" at: <\/p>\n
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