NASA Pennsylvania Space Grant Consortium Connecting Pennsylvania Citizens to NASA Resources and Opportunities HomeAbout UsHigher Education OpportunitiesK-12 Education OpportunitiesMini-GrantsBlog Project Activity Report Step 1 of 8 - General Information 12% Project Contact PersonName* First Last Title*Institution/Organization*Address* Street Address Address Line 2 City State AlabamaAlaskaAmerican SamoaAmerican SamoaArizonaArkansasCaliforniaColoradoConnecticutDelawareDistrict of ColumbiaFloridaGuamGeorgiaGuamHawaiiIdahoIllinoisIndianaIowaKansasKentuckyLouisianaMaineMarylandMassachusettsMichiganMinnesotaMississippiMissouriMontanaNebraskaNevadaNew HampshireNew JerseyNew MexicoNew YorkNorthern Mariana IslandsNorth CarolinaNorth DakotaNorthern Mariana IslandsOhioPuerto RicoOklahomaOregonPennsylvaniaPuerto RicoRhode IslandUnited States Minor Outlying IslandsU.S. Virgin IslandsSouth CarolinaSouth DakotaTennesseeTexasUtahU.S. Virgin IslandsVermontVirginiaWashingtonWest VirginiaWisconsinWyomingArmed Forces AmericasArmed Forces EuropeArmed Forces Pacific ZIP Code Business Phone 1*Business Phone 2E-mail Address 1* E-mail Address 2 Contact Type*DirectorOEPM ContactAffiliate RepresentativeOtherContact Type Other*Type of project(s) (Select all that apply):*To select more than one type, use control-click.Fellowships/ScholarshipsPre-College ActivityHigher EducationResearch InfrastructureInformal EducationList of Project(s)* Fellowships and Scholarship Project Activity InformationDescription*In a paragraph or so describe the project's goals, objectives and unique characteristics. Include special conditions and products to be completed by participants. Period of Performance: Start* MM slash DD slash YYYY End* MM slash DD slash YYYY Is this an on-going project?* Yes No Competitiveness*Describe how fellowships and/or scholarships are awarded. Include discussion of recruitment of applicants, selection of awardees, and participation of all consortium academic affiliates.Select Eligible Participating Affiliates*Select the name(s) of the consortium academic affiliate(s) that participated in this project: California University of PACarnegie Mellon UniversityCheyney University of PADrexel UniversityFranklin & Marshal CollegeGannon UniversityGettysburg CollegeLehigh UniversityLincoln UniversityLycoming CollegeMontgomery County Community CollegeNASTAR CenterPenn State University - AbingtonPenn State University - University ParkPenn State University - Wilkes-BarreTemple UniversityUniversity of PittsburghUniversity of ScrantonWest Chester University of PAEnter name of non-affiliate organization(s) that participated in this project, if applicable:NASA Connections*This activity aligns with the priorities of the following connections (Select all that apply): Office of Education (NASA Space Grant)Human Exploration & Operations (HEO)Office of Chief TechnologistScience Mission DirectorateAeronautics Research Mission DirectorateOther (Specify below)None of the AboveOther NASA Connection*This field is hidden when viewing the formNASA Connections*This activity aligns with the priorities of the following connections (Select all that apply): Office of Education (NASA Space Grant) Human Exploration & Operations (HEO) Office of Chief Technologist Science Mission Directorate Aeronautics Research Mission Directorate Other (Please Specify Below) None of the Above This field is hidden when viewing the formNASA Connections Other*Partnerships*A partnership is a reciprocal and voluntary relationship between the activity personnel and NASA, industry, or other partners, to cooperatively achieve the goals of the activity. Was there a partnership with a NASA center on the activity? Yes No Which NASA center(s) was there a partnership with* HQ - NASA Headquarters (Space Grant) ARC - Ames Research Center ARFC - Armstrong Flight Research Center GRC - Glenn Research Center GSFC - Goddard Space Flight Center JPL - Jet Propulsion Laboratory JSC - Johnson Space Center KSC - Kennedy Space Center LaRC - Langley Research Center MSFC - Marshall Space Flight Center SSC - Stennis Space Center NSSC - NASA Shared Services Center Other Other Locations*For other locations in the U.S. please provide a city, state and zip code for each location where the activity was conducted.CityStateZip Code This project provides support for the following (Select all that apply)* On-Site University Research Design Experience On-Site Industry Experience University-based Research or Design Experience Faculty Mentor Other (specify) Other Project Support*Direct and Indirect Participants: Enter the total number of direct and indirect participants reached via this activity. Direct participants are individuals who are direct beneficiaries (i.e. participants and/or attendees who may have registered for the activity). Indirect participants are individuals who had significant interaction with direct participants and/or can only be estimated (i.e. students who will participate in revised courses developed via the activity). Definitions Face-to-Face (F2F) Educator Institute - NASA Educator Professional Development (EPD) accomplished through F2F interaction at a NASA Center or NASA facility with a minimum of 40 hours per institute, or with a minimum of 32 hours at a facility and 8 hours of virtual follow-on if needed to achieve a minimum of 40 hours. Partner-Delivered Educator Professional Development - Partner-Delivered EPD provides a uniform set of standards for strategic partners developed along a continuum of formal agreements based upon the STEM focus, scope and intended outcome. Online Educator Professional Development - EPD offered via online technologies designed to reach a large, geographically dispersed audience and to meet individual learner needs. Online EPD includes synchronous and asynchronous virtual learning opportunities that enhance and extend the breadth, depth, and reach of NASA's EPD training, content, and resources, utilizing a variety of electronic delivery tools. Community-Requested Educator Professional Development - EPD developed/delivered by NASA Centers/JPL to meet the needs of the surrounding communities on a case-by-case basis throughout the year, utilizing to the greatest extent possible a set of uniform guidelines. These opportunities enable NASA Centers/JPL to assist educators on a regional level (e.g., local schools/districts, state Departments of Education, universities, museums, etc.). Authentic STEM Experience - An experience inside or outside of school designed to engage learners directly or indirectly with practitioners in developmentally-appropriate practices from the STEM disciplines that promote real-world understanding.ParticipantsDirect InteractionIndirect InteractionActivity TypePre-Service TeachersPre-Service Teachers: DirectPre-Service Teachers: Indirect InteractionPre-Service: Activity TypeFace-to-Face (F2F) Educator InstitutePartner-Delivered Educator Professional DevelopmentOnline Educator Professional DevelopmentCommunity-Requested Educator Professional DevelopmentAuthentic STEM ExperienceHigher Education FacultyHigher Education Faculty: Direct*Higher Education Faculty: Indirect*Higher Education Faculty: Activity TypeFace-to-Face (F2F) Educator InstitutePartner-Delivered Educator Professional DevelopmentOnline Educator Professional DevelopmentCommunity-Requested Educator Professional DevelopmentAuthentic STEM ExperienceUndergraduateUndergraduate: Direct*Undergraduate: Indirect*Undergraduate: Activity TypeFace-to-Face (F2F) Educator InstitutePartner-Delivered Educator Professional DevelopmentOnline Educator Professional DevelopmentCommunity-Requested Educator Professional DevelopmentAuthentic STEM ExperienceGraduateGraduate: Direct*Graduate: Indirect*Graduate: Activity TypeFace-to-Face (F2F) Educator InstitutePartner-Delivered Educator Professional DevelopmentOnline Educator Professional DevelopmentCommunity-Requested Educator Professional DevelopmentAuthentic STEM ExperiencePost DoctoralPost Doctoral: Direct*Post Doctoral: Indirect*Post Doctoral: Activity TypeFace-to-Face (F2F) Educator InstitutePartner-Delivered Educator Professional DevelopmentOnline Educator Professional DevelopmentCommunity-Requested Educator Professional DevelopmentAuthentic STEM ExperienceCommunity CollegeCommunity College: Direct*Community College: Indirect*Community College: Activity TypeFace-to-Face (F2F) Educator InstitutePartner-Delivered Educator Professional DevelopmentOnline Educator Professional DevelopmentCommunity-Requested Educator Professional DevelopmentAuthentic STEM ExperienceDirect Funded*Direct Significant Investment: Please enter the total number of direct participants who received monetary support (regardless of the amount). This should be a subset of the total Direct Participants recorded in the table above. Direct funded participants do not include recipients of reimbursements (i.e. travel, supplies, meals, etc.)Please enter a number greater than or equal to 0.Revised Courses*How many higher education courses have been revised using NASA-related content/support?Please enter a number greater than or equal to 0.Significant EngagementsDirect Significant Investment: Please enter the information of direct participants who received a significant investment. Definition: A significant investment is defined as a monetary award to and/or an experience for an education participant which includes one or more of the following: a value of $3,000 or greater in financial support 160 hours of participation or greater with direct contact and/or some other support considered "significant" by program/project leadership For some projects the minimum level determining significant investment may be greater. List all participants who received direct funding and those who meet the criteria for significant engagement.First NameLast NameSchool emailPersonal emailAward AmountContact HoursScholarship, Internship or Fellowship Evaluation*How does this activity contribute to meeting the goals and objectives of the program/grant agreement with PA Space Grant Consortium? Metrics or MeasuresWhat metrics or measures are documented (captured) through the evaluation process to determine the effectiveness of the activity? Pre-College Project Activity InformationDescription*Please complete this form for accomplishments and activities implemented and/or completed during this fiscal year.Project Activity Date: Start* MM slash DD slash YYYY End* MM slash DD slash YYYY Duration*What was the duration of your project activity? Short Events (≤ 2 days) Long Events (> 2 days) Multi-Month (semester/quarter) Year-long (12 months) Enter the number of events supported by this project:Educator Professional Development*Student Engagement*Competitiveness*Describe the competitiveness of this activity including eligibility and selection criteriaSelect Eligible Participating Affiliates*Select the name(s) of the consortium academic affiliate(s) that participated in this project (Select all that apply, use ctrl-click to select multiple items):California University of PACarnegie Mellon UniversityCheyney University of PADrexel UniversityFranklin & Marshal CollegeGannon UniversityGettysburg CollegeLehigh UniversityLincoln UniversityLycoming CollegeMontgomery County Community CollegeNASTAR CenterPenn State University - AbingtonPenn State University - University ParkPenn State University - Wilkes-BarreTemple UniversityUniversity of PittsburghUniversity of ScrantonWest Chester University of PANon-Affiliate ParticipantsEnter name(s) of non-affiliate organization(s) that participated in this project, if applicable:NASA Connections:This activity is in alignment with the priorities of the following connections: (Select all that apply, use ctrl-click to select multiple items):Office of Education (NASA Space Grant)Human Exploration & Operations (HEO)Office of Chief TechnologistScience Mission DirectorateAeronautics Research Mission DirectorateOther (Specify below)None of the AboveOther NASA Connection*NASA Partnernship*A partnership is reciprocal and voluntary relationship between the activity personnel and NASA, industry, or other partners, to cooperatively achieve the goals of the activity. Was there a partnership with a NASA center on this activity? Yes No Which NASA center(s) was there a partnership with?(Select all that apply, use ctrl-click to select multiple items)HQ - NASA Headquarters (Space Grant)ARC - Ames Research CenterARFC - Armstrong Flight Research CenterGRC - Glenn Research CenterGSFC - Goddard Space Flight CenterJPL - Jet Propulsion LaboratoryJSC - Johnson Space CenterKSC - Kennedy Space CenterLaRC - Langley Research CenterMSFC - Marshall Space Flight CenterSSC - Stennis Space CenterNSSC - NASA Shared Services CenterActivity Locations:*Please provide all locations where this activity was conducted (NASA, non-NASA and/or International. At least one location is required. For activities held at NASA Centers, select all that apply: HQ - NASA Headquarters (Space Grant) ARC - Ames Research Center ARFC - Armstrong Flight Research Center GRC - Glenn Research Center GSFC - Goddard Space Flight Center JPL - Jet Propulsion Laboratory JSC - Johnson Space Center KSC - Kennedy Space Center LaRC - Langley Research Center MSFC - Marshall Space Flight Center SSC - Stennis Space Center NSSC - NASA Shared Services Center Other Locations*For other locations in the U.S. please provide a city, state and zip code for each location where the activity was conducted.CityStateZip Code International LocationsFor activities held outside the US please provide the country, city, and address below:Activity Data*How many online STEM-based teaching tools were created and/or maintained as a result of this activity/project? (if none, enter 0) Definition An online STEM-based teaching tool is defined as a resource for K-12 and information educators and higher education faculty that provides support to improve educator's STEM knowledge and/or enhances student interest and proficiency in STEM.Please enter a number greater than or equal to 0.Activity Category Type Is it a new or existing tool? Actions Edit Delete There are no Activities. Add Activity Maximum number of activities reached. How many interactive K-12 student activities were conducted?*Are evaluation mechanisms in place to demonstrate that teachers utilize the materials/knowledge in their classrooms? Explain your answer.*Does this activity provide opportunities for Pre-college educators to participate in an existing NASA-sponsored project* Yes No N/A NASA Projects*Does this project contain Pre-College Student-based components?* Yes No N/A Does this activity provide opportunities for students to participate in an existing NASA-sponsored project?* Yes No Not Applicable NASA Projects*Direct and Indirect Participants: Enter the total number of direct and indirect participants reached via this activity. Direct participants are individuals who are direct beneficiaries (i.e. participants and/or attendees who may have registered for the activity). Indirect participants are individuals who had significant interaction with direct participants and/or can only be estimated (i.e. students who will participate in revised courses developed via the activity). Definitions Face-to-Face (F2F) Educator Institute - NASA Educator Professional Development (EPD) accomplished through F2F interaction at a NASA Center or NASA facility with a minimum of 40 hours per institute, or with a minimum of 32 hours at a facility and 8 hours of virtual follow-on if needed to achieve a minimum of 40 hours. Partner-Delivered Educator Professional Development - Partner-Delivered EPD provides a uniform set of standards for strategic partners developed along a continuum of formal agreements based upon the STEM focus, scope and intended outcome. Online Educator Professional Development - EPD offered via online technologies designed to reach a large, geographically dispersed audience and to meet individual learner needs. Online EPD includes synchronous and asynchronous virtual learning opportunities that enhance and extend the breadth, depth, and reach of NASA's EPD training, content, and resources, utilizing a variety of electronic delivery tools. Community-Requested Educator Professional Development - EPD developed/delivered by NASA Centers/JPL to meet the needs of the surrounding communities on a case-by-case basis throughout the year, utilizing to the greatest extent possible a set of uniform guidelines. These opportunities enable NASA Centers/JPL to assist educators on a regional level (e.g., local schools/districts, state Departments of Education, universities, museums, etc.). Authentic STEM Experience - An experience inside or outside of school designed to engage learners directly or indirectly with practitioners in developmentally-appropriate practices from the STEM disciplines that promote real-world understanding.ParticipantsDirect InteractionIndirect InteractionActivity TypeElementary School TeachersElementary School Teachers: DirectElementary School Teachers: Indirect InteractionElementary School Teachers: Activity TypeFace to Face (F2F) Educator InstitutePartner-Delivered Educator Professional DevelopmentOnline Educator Professional DevelopmentCommunity-Requested Educator Professional DevelopmentAuthentic STEM ExperienceMiddle School TeachersMiddle School Teachers: Direct*Middle School Teachers: Indirect*Middle School Teachers: Activity TypeFace to Face (F2F) Educator InstitutePartner-Delivered Educator Professional DevelopmentOnline Educator Professional DevelopmentCommunity-Requested Educator Professional DevelopmentAuthentic STEM ExperienceHigh School TeachersHigh School Teachers: Direct*High School Teachers: Indirect*High School Teachers: Activity TypeFace to Face (F2F) Educator InstitutePartner-Delivered Educator Professional DevelopmentOnline Educator Professional DevelopmentCommunity-Requested Educator Professional DevelopmentAuthentic STEM ExperiencePre-Service TeachersPre-Service Teachers: DirectPre-Service Teachers: Indirect InteractionPre-Service: Activity TypeFace to Face (F2F) Educator InstitutePartner-Delivered Educator Professional DevelopmentOnline Educator Professional DevelopmentCommunity-Requested Educator Professional DevelopmentAuthentic STEM ExperiencePre-Service TeachersInformal Educators: DirectInformal Educators: Indirect InteractionInformal Educators: Activity TypeFace to Face (F2F) Educator InstitutePartner-Delivered Educator Professional DevelopmentOnline Educator Professional DevelopmentCommunity-Requested Educator Professional DevelopmentAuthentic STEM ExperienceHigher Education FacultyHigher Education Faculty: Direct*Higher Education Faculty: Indirect*Higher Education Faculty: Activity TypeFace to Face (F2F) Educator InstitutePartner-Delivered Educator Professional DevelopmentOnline Educator Professional DevelopmentCommunity-Requested Educator Professional DevelopmentAuthentic STEM ExperienceElementary School StudentsElementary School Students: Direct*Elementary School Students: Indirect*Elementary School Students: Activity TypeFace to Face (F2F) Educator InstitutePartner-Delivered Educator Professional DevelopmentOnline Educator Professional DevelopmentCommunity-Requested Educator Professional DevelopmentAuthentic STEM ExperienceMiddle School StudentsMiddle School Students: Direct*Middle School Students: Indirect*Middle School Students: Activity TypeFace to Face (F2F) Educator InstitutePartner-Delivered Educator Professional DevelopmentOnline Educator Professional DevelopmentCommunity-Requested Educator Professional DevelopmentAuthentic STEM ExperienceHigh School StudentsHigh School Students: Direct*High School Students: Indirect*High School Students: Activity TypeFace to Face (F2F) Educator InstitutePartner-Delivered Educator Professional DevelopmentOnline Educator Professional DevelopmentCommunity-Requested Educator Professional DevelopmentAuthentic STEM ExperienceUndergraduateUndergraduate: Direct*Undergraduate: Indirect*Undergraduate: Activity TypeFace to Face (F2F) Educator InstitutePartner-Delivered Educator Professional DevelopmentOnline Educator Professional DevelopmentCommunity-Requested Educator Professional DevelopmentAuthentic STEM ExperienceGraduateGraduate: Direct*Graduate: Indirect*Graduate: Activity TypeFace to Face (F2F) Educator InstitutePartner-Delivered Educator Professional DevelopmentOnline Educator Professional DevelopmentCommunity-Requested Educator Professional DevelopmentAuthentic STEM ExperiencePost DoctoralPost Doctoral: Direct*Post Doctoral: Indirect*Post Doctoral: Activity TypeFace to Face (F2F) Educator InstitutePartner-Delivered Educator Professional DevelopmentOnline Educator Professional DevelopmentCommunity-Requested Educator Professional DevelopmentAuthentic STEM ExperienceAdministratorsAdministrators: Direct*Administrators: Indirect*Administrators: Activity TypeFace to Face (F2F) Educator InstitutePartner-Delivered Educator Professional DevelopmentOnline Educator Professional DevelopmentCommunity-Requested Educator Professional DevelopmentAuthentic STEM ExperienceParents/GuardiansParents/Guardians: Direct*Parents/Guardians: Indirect*Parents/Guardians: Activity TypeFace to Face (F2F) Educator InstitutePartner-Delivered Educator Professional DevelopmentOnline Educator Professional DevelopmentCommunity-Requested Educator Professional DevelopmentAuthentic STEM ExperiencePublic At LargePublic At Large: Direct*Public At Large: Indirect*Public At Large: Activity TypeFace to Face (F2F) Educator InstitutePartner-Delivered Educator Professional DevelopmentOnline Educator Professional DevelopmentCommunity-Requested Educator Professional DevelopmentAuthentic STEM ExperienceDirect Funded*Please enter the total number of direct student participants who received monetary support (regardless of the amount). This should be a subset of the total Direct Student Participants recorded in the table above. Direct funded student participants do not include recipients of reimbursements (i.e. travel, supplies, meals, etc.)Please enter a number greater than or equal to 0.Direct Significant Investment*Please enter the total number of direct student participants who received a significant investment. [A significant investment is defined as a monetary award to and/or an experience for an education participant which includes one or more of the following: a value of 3K or greater in financial support 160 hours of participation or greater with direct contact. and/or some other support considered "significant" by program/project leadership Please enter a number greater than or equal to 0.Significant EngagementsFor all students who receive direct funding and those who meet the criteria for significant engagement, please enter their name and email address below.First NameLast NameSchool emailPersonal emailAward AmountContact HoursScholarship, Internship or Fellowship Higher Education Students*Describe the involvement of higher education students and faculty in the conduct of this element of the overall projects:Other Activities*Enter the number of any other activities supported by this project and provide a description: Higher Education Activity InformationDescription*Please complete this form for accomplishments and activities implemented and/or completed during this fiscal year.Student/Student Teams* On-Site University Research Experience On-Site NASA Center Experience On-Site Industry Experience Student-Led Flight project(s) Student-Led non-flight project(s) Travel (Visit a NASA Center, present a paper, attend a workshop, conference, symposium) Educational Enhancement* Seminar/Lecture/Symposium Competition sponsorship Design Project development Course Development (New or Revised) Pre-Service educator workshop Other Educational Enhancement - Other*Project Activity Date: Start* MM slash DD slash YYYY End* MM slash DD slash YYYY Duration*What was the duration of your project activity? Short Events (≤ 2 days) Long Events (> 2 days) Multi-Month (semester/quarter) Year-long (12 months) Activity Locations:*Please provide all locations where this activity was conducted (NASA, non-NASA and/or International. At least one location is required. For activities held at NASA Centers, select all that apply: HQ - NASA Headquarters (Space Grant) ARC - Ames Research Center ARFC - Armstrong Flight Research Center GRC - Glenn Research Center GSFC - Goddard Space Flight Center JPL - Jet Propulsion Laboratory JSC - Johnson Space Center KSC - Kennedy Space Center LaRC - Langley Research Center MSFC - Marshall Space Flight Center SSC - Stennis Space Center NSSC - NASA Shared Services Center Other Locations*For other locations in the U.S. please provide a city, state and zip code for each location where the activity was conducted.CityStateZip Code International LocationsFor activities held outside the US please provide the country, city, and address below:Competitiveness*Describe the competitiveness of this activity including eligibility and selection criteriaSelect Eligible Participating Affiliates*Select the name(s) of the consortium academic affiliate(s) that participated in this project:California University of PACarnegie Mellon UniversityCheyney University of PADrexel UniversityFranklin & Marshal CollegeGannon UniversityGettysburg CollegeLehigh UniversityLincoln UniversityLycoming CollegeMontgomery County Community CollegeNASTAR CenterPenn State University - AbingtonPenn State University - University ParkPenn State University - Wilkes-BarreTemple UniversityUniversity of PittsburghUniversity of ScrantonWest Chester University of PANon-Affiliate ParticipantsEnter name(s) of non-affiliate organization(s) that participated in this project, if applicable:NASA Connections:This activity is in alignment with the priorities of the following connections: (Select all that apply, use ctrl-click to select multiple items):Office of Education (NASA Space Grant)Human Exploration & Operations (HEO)Office of Chief TechnologistScience Mission DirectorateAeronautics Research Mission DirectorateOther (Specify below)None of the AboveOther NASA Connection*NASA Partnernship*A partnership is reciprocal and voluntary relationship between the activity personnel and NASA, industry, or other partners, to cooperatively achieve the goals of the activity. Was there a partnership with a NASA center on this activity? Yes No Which NASA center(s) was there a partnership with?(Select all that apply, use ctrl-click to select multiple items)HQ - NASA Headquarters (Space Grant)ARC - Ames Research CenterARFC - Armstrong Flight Research CenterGRC - Glenn Research CenterGSFC - Goddard Space Flight CenterJPL - Jet Propulsion LaboratoryJSC - Johnson Space CenterKSC - Kennedy Space CenterLaRC - Langley Research CenterMSFC - Marshall Space Flight CenterSSC - Stennis Space CenterNSSC - NASA Shared Services CenterActivity Data*How many online STEM-based teaching tools were created and/or maintained as a result of this activity/project? (if none, enter 0) Definition An online STEM-based teaching tool is defined as a resource for K-12 and information educators and higher education faculty that provides support to improve educator's STEM knowledge and/or enhances student interest and proficiency in STEM.Please enter a number greater than or equal to 0.Online STEM-based Teaching Tool: Description*Category Type:*(Select all that apply, use ctrl-click to select multiple items)Web PageWeb-based CurriculumWeb-based MaterialsDLN SessionVirtual SpaceGame-based ProgramOtherPlease specify*Is it a new or existing tool?* New Existing Does this activity provide opportunities for students to participate in an existing NASA-sponsored project?* Yes No Not Applicable NASA Projects*Direct and Indirect Participants: Enter the total number of direct and indirect participants reached via this activity. Direct participants are individuals who are direct beneficiaries (i.e. participants and/or attendees who may have registered for the activity). Indirect participants are individuals who had significant interaction with direct participants and/or can only be estimated (i.e. students who will participate in revised courses developed via the activity). Definitions Face-to-Face (F2F) Educator Institute - NASA Educator Professional Development (EPD) accomplished through F2F interaction at a NASA Center or NASA facility with a minimum of 40 hours per institute, or with a minimum of 32 hours at a facility and 8 hours of virtual follow-on if needed to achieve a minimum of 40 hours. Partner-Delivered Educator Professional Development - Partner-Delivered EPD provides a uniform set of standards for strategic partners developed along a continuum of formal agreements based upon the STEM focus, scope and intended outcome. Online Educator Professional Development - EPD offered via online technologies designed to reach a large, geographically dispersed audience and to meet individual learner needs. Online EPD includes synchronous and asynchronous virtual learning opportunities that enhance and extend the breadth, depth, and reach of NASA's EPD training, content, and resources, utilizing a variety of electronic delivery tools. Community-Requested Educator Professional Development - EPD developed/delivered by NASA Centers/JPL to meet the needs of the surrounding communities on a case-by-case basis throughout the year, utilizing to the greatest extent possible a set of uniform guidelines. These opportunities enable NASA Centers/JPL to assist educators on a regional level (e.g., local schools/districts, state Departments of Education, universities, museums, etc.). Authentic STEM Experience - An experience inside or outside of school designed to engage learners directly or indirectly with practitioners in developmentally-appropriate practices from the STEM disciplines that promote real-world understanding.ParticipantsDirect InteractionIndirect InteractionActivity TypePre-Service TeachersPre-Service Teachers: DirectPre-Service Teachers: Indirect InteractionPre-Service: Activity TypeFace to Face (F2F) Educator InstitutePartner-Delivered Educator Professional DevelopmentOnline Educator Professional DevelopmentCommunity-Requested Educator Professional DevelopmentAuthentic STEM ExperienceHigher Education FacultyHigher Education Faculty: Direct*Higher Education Faculty: Indirect*Higher Education Faculty: Activity TypeFace to Face (F2F) Educator InstitutePartner-Delivered Educator Professional DevelopmentOnline Educator Professional DevelopmentCommunity-Requested Educator Professional DevelopmentAuthentic STEM ExperienceUndergraduateUndergraduate: Direct*Undergraduate: Indirect*Undergraduate: Activity TypeFace to Face (F2F) Educator InstitutePartner-Delivered Educator Professional DevelopmentOnline Educator Professional DevelopmentCommunity-Requested Educator Professional DevelopmentAuthentic STEM ExperienceGraduateGraduate: Direct*Graduate: Indirect*Graduate: Activity TypeFace to Face (F2F) Educator InstitutePartner-Delivered Educator Professional DevelopmentOnline Educator Professional DevelopmentCommunity-Requested Educator Professional DevelopmentAuthentic STEM ExperiencePost DoctoralPost Doctoral: Direct*Post Doctoral: Indirect*Post Doctoral: Activity TypeFace to Face (F2F) Educator InstitutePartner-Delivered Educator Professional DevelopmentOnline Educator Professional DevelopmentCommunity-Requested Educator Professional DevelopmentAuthentic STEM ExperienceCommunity CollegeCommunity College: Direct*Community College: Indirect*Community College: Activity TypeFace to Face (F2F) Educator InstitutePartner-Delivered Educator Professional DevelopmentOnline Educator Professional DevelopmentCommunity-Requested Educator Professional DevelopmentAuthentic STEM ExperienceDirect Funded*Please enter the total number of direct student participants who received monetary support (regardless of the amount). This should be a subset of the total Direct Student Participants recorded in the table above. Direct funded student participants do not include recipients of reimbursements (i.e. travel, supplies, meals, etc.)Please enter a number greater than or equal to 0.Direct Significant Investment*Please enter the total number of direct student participants who received a significant investment. [A significant investment is defined as a monetary award to and/or an experience for an education participant which includes one or more of the following: a value of 3K or greater in financial support 160 hours of participation or greater with direct contact. and/or some other support considered "significant" by program/project leadership Please enter a number greater than or equal to 0.Significant EngagementsFor all students who receive direct funding and those who meet the criteria for significant engagement, please enter their name and email address below.First NameLast NameSchool emailPersonal email Faculty/Researcher Participant Information*Enter the number of faculty/researcher participants (if none, enter 0): Faculty/research participants encompass faculty (tenure and non-tenure), researcher, participant, research assistant, and staff.Please enter a number greater than or equal to 0.ListNameInstitution NameDepartment New Courses*How many higher education course(s) have been developed using NASA-related content/support?Please enter a number greater than or equal to 0.New CourseNameCourse NumberInstitution NameDepartmentNumber of Indirect Participants Revised Courses*How many higher education courses have been revised using NASA-related content/support?Please enter a number greater than or equal to 0.Revised CourseNameCourse NumberInstitution NameDepartmentNumber of Indirect Participants Evaluation*How does this activity contribute to meeting the goals and objectives of the program/grant agreement?MetricsWhat metrics or measures are documented (captured) though the evaluation process, to determine the effectiveness of the activity? Research Infrastructure Activity InformationDescription*In a paragraph or so describe the project's goals, objectives and unique characteristics. Include special conditions and products to be completed by participants.Please complete this form for accomplishments and activities implemented and/or completed during this fiscal year.Project Activity Date: Start* MM slash DD slash YYYY End* MM slash DD slash YYYY Duration*What was the duration of your project activity? Short Events (2 or less days) Long Events (More than two days) Multi-Month (semester/quarter) Year-long (12 months) Student/Student Teams* Faculty/Researcher enhancement (mini-grant, release time for proposals, etc) On-Site University Research On-Site Industry Experience On-Site NASA Center Experience Travel (Visit a NASA center, present a paper, attend a workshop, conference, symposium) Conducting of Conference/Workshop/Symposium Educational Enhancement* Partnership Collaboration Development Faculty Recruitment Enhanced MSI Competitiveness Contribute to University Research Experience Travel (Visit a NASA center, present a paper, attend a workshop, conference, symposium) Other Educational Enhancement - Other*Address* Street Address Address Line 2 City State / Province / Region ZIP / Postal Code Country AfghanistanAlbaniaAlgeriaAmerican SamoaAndorraAngolaAnguillaAntarcticaAntigua and BarbudaArgentinaArmeniaArubaAustraliaAustriaAzerbaijanBahamasBahrainBangladeshBarbadosBelarusBelgiumBelizeBeninBermudaBhutanBoliviaBonaire, Sint Eustatius and SabaBosnia and HerzegovinaBotswanaBouvet IslandBrazilBritish Indian Ocean TerritoryBrunei DarussalamBulgariaBurkina FasoBurundiCabo VerdeCambodiaCameroonCanadaCayman IslandsCentral African RepublicChadChileChinaChristmas IslandCocos IslandsColombiaComorosCongoCongo, Democratic Republic of theCook IslandsCosta RicaCroatiaCubaCuraçaoCyprusCzechiaCôte d'IvoireDenmarkDjiboutiDominicaDominican RepublicEcuadorEgyptEl SalvadorEquatorial GuineaEritreaEstoniaEswatiniEthiopiaFalkland IslandsFaroe IslandsFijiFinlandFranceFrench GuianaFrench PolynesiaFrench Southern TerritoriesGabonGambiaGeorgiaGermanyGhanaGibraltarGreeceGreenlandGrenadaGuadeloupeGuamGuatemalaGuernseyGuineaGuinea-BissauGuyanaHaitiHeard Island and McDonald IslandsHoly SeeHondurasHong KongHungaryIcelandIndiaIndonesiaIranIraqIrelandIsle of ManIsraelItalyJamaicaJapanJerseyJordanKazakhstanKenyaKiribatiKorea, Democratic People's Republic ofKorea, Republic ofKuwaitKyrgyzstanLao People's Democratic RepublicLatviaLebanonLesothoLiberiaLibyaLiechtensteinLithuaniaLuxembourgMacaoMadagascarMalawiMalaysiaMaldivesMaliMaltaMarshall IslandsMartiniqueMauritaniaMauritiusMayotteMexicoMicronesiaMoldovaMonacoMongoliaMontenegroMontserratMoroccoMozambiqueMyanmarNamibiaNauruNepalNetherlandsNew CaledoniaNew ZealandNicaraguaNigerNigeriaNiueNorfolk IslandNorth MacedoniaNorthern Mariana IslandsNorwayOmanPakistanPalauPalestine, State ofPanamaPapua New GuineaParaguayPeruPhilippinesPitcairnPolandPortugalPuerto RicoQatarRomaniaRussian FederationRwandaRéunionSaint BarthélemySaint Helena, Ascension and Tristan da CunhaSaint Kitts and NevisSaint LuciaSaint MartinSaint Pierre and MiquelonSaint Vincent and the GrenadinesSamoaSan MarinoSao Tome and PrincipeSaudi ArabiaSenegalSerbiaSeychellesSierra LeoneSingaporeSint MaartenSlovakiaSloveniaSolomon IslandsSomaliaSouth AfricaSouth Georgia and the South Sandwich IslandsSouth SudanSpainSri LankaSudanSurinameSvalbard and Jan MayenSwedenSwitzerlandSyria Arab RepublicTaiwanTajikistanTanzania, the United Republic ofThailandTimor-LesteTogoTokelauTongaTrinidad and TobagoTunisiaTurkmenistanTurks and Caicos IslandsTuvaluTürkiyeUS Minor Outlying IslandsUgandaUkraineUnited Arab EmiratesUnited KingdomUnited StatesUruguayUzbekistanVanuatuVenezuelaViet NamVirgin Islands, BritishVirgin Islands, U.S.Wallis and FutunaWestern SaharaYemenZambiaZimbabweÃ…land Islands Activity Locations:*Please provide all locations where this activity was conducted (NASA, non-NASA and/or International. At least one location is required. For activities held at NASA Centers, select all that apply: HQ - NASA Headquarters (Space Grant) ARC - Ames Research Center ARFC - Armstrong Flight Research Center GRC - Glenn Research Center GSFC - Goddard Space Flight Center JPL - Jet Propulsion Laboratory JSC - Johnson Space Center KSC - Kennedy Space Center LaRC - Langley Research Center MSFC - Marshall Space Flight Center SSC - Stennis Space Center NSSC - NASA Shared Services Center Other Other Locations*For other locations in the U.S. please provide a city, state and zip code for each location where the activity was conducted.CityStateZip Code International LocationsFor activities held outside the US please provide the country, city, and address below:Competitiveness*Describe the competitiveness of this activity including eligibility and selection criteriaSelect Eligible Participating Affiliates*Select the name(s) of the consortium academic affiliate(s) that participated in this project (Select all that apply, use ctrl-click to select multiple items):California University of PACarnegie Mellon UniversityCheyney University of PADrexel UniversityFranklin & Marshal CollegeGannon UniversityGettysburg CollegeLehigh UniversityLincoln UniversityLycoming CollegeMontgomery County Community CollegeNASTAR CenterPenn State University - AbingtonPenn State University - University ParkPenn State University - Wilkes-BarreTemple UniversityUniversity of PittsburghUniversity of ScrantonWest Chester University of PANon-Affiliate ParticipantsEnter name(s) of non-affiliate organization(s) that participated in this project, if applicable:NASA Connections:This activity is in alignment with the priorities of the following connections: (Select all that apply, use ctrl-click to select multiple items):Office of Education (NASA Space Grant)Human Exploration & Operations (HEO)Office of Chief TechnologistScience Mission DirectorateAeronautics Research Mission DirectorateOther (Specify below)None of the AboveOther NASA Connection*NASA Partnernship*A partnership is reciprocal and voluntary relationship between the activity personnel and NASA, industry, or other partners, to cooperatively achieve the goals of the activity. Was there a partnership with a NASA center on this activity? Yes No Which NASA center(s) was there a partnership with?(Select all that apply, use ctrl-click to select multiple items)ARCAFRCGRCGSFCHQJPLJSCKSCLaRCMSFCSSCNSSCOtherActivity Data*How many online STEM-based teaching tools were created and/or maintained as a result of this activity/project? (if none, enter 0) Definition An online STEM-based teaching tool is defined as a resource for K-12 and information educators and higher education faculty that provides support to improve educator's STEM knowledge and/or enhances student interest and proficiency in STEM.Please enter a number greater than or equal to 0.Online STEM-based Teaching Tool: Description*Category Type:*(Select all that apply, use ctrl-click to select multiple items)Web PageWeb-based CurriculumWeb-based MaterialsDLN SessionVirtual SpaceGame-based ProgramOtherPlease specify*Is it a new or existing tool?* New Existing Does this activity provide opportunities for students to participate in an existing NASA-sponsored project?* Yes No Not Applicable NASA Projects*Direct and Indirect Participants: Enter the total number of direct and indirect participants reached via this activity. Direct participants are individuals who are direct beneficiaries (i.e. participants and/or attendees who may have registered for the activity). Indirect participants are individuals who had significant interaction with direct participants and/or can only be estimated (i.e. students who will participate in revised courses developed via the activity). Definitions Face-to-Face (F2F) Educator Institute - NASA Educator Professional Development (EPD) accomplished through F2F interaction at a NASA Center or NASA facility with a minimum of 40 hours per institute, or with a minimum of 32 hours at a facility and 8 hours of virtual follow-on if needed to achieve a minimum of 40 hours. Partner-Delivered Educator Professional Development - Partner-Delivered EPD provides a uniform set of standards for strategic partners developed along a continuum of formal agreements based upon the STEM focus, scope and intended outcome. Online Educator Professional Development - EPD offered via online technologies designed to reach a large, geographically dispersed audience and to meet individual learner needs. Online EPD includes synchronous and asynchronous virtual learning opportunities that enhance and extend the breadth, depth, and reach of NASA's EPD training, content, and resources, utilizing a variety of electronic delivery tools. Community-Requested Educator Professional Development - EPD developed/delivered by NASA Centers/JPL to meet the needs of the surrounding communities on a case-by-case basis throughout the year, utilizing to the greatest extent possible a set of uniform guidelines. These opportunities enable NASA Centers/JPL to assist educators on a regional level (e.g., local schools/districts, state Departments of Education, universities, museums, etc.). Authentic STEM Experience - An experience inside or outside of school designed to engage learners directly or indirectly with practitioners in developmentally-appropriate practices from the STEM disciplines that promote real-world understanding.ParticipantsDirect InteractionIndirect InteractionActivity TypePre-Service TeachersPre-Service Teachers: DirectPre-Service Teachers: Indirect InteractionPre-Service: Activity TypeFace to Face (F2F) Educator InstitutePartner-Delivered Educator Professional DevelopmentOnline Educator Professional DevelopmentCommunity-Requested Educator Professional DevelopmentAuthentic STEM ExperienceHigher Education FacultyHigher Education Faculty: Direct*Higher Education Faculty: Indirect*Higher Education Faculty: Activity TypeFace to Face (F2F) Educator InstitutePartner-Delivered Educator Professional DevelopmentOnline Educator Professional DevelopmentCommunity-Requested Educator Professional DevelopmentAuthentic STEM ExperienceUndergraduateUndergraduate: Direct*Undergraduate: Indirect*Undergraduate: Activity TypeFace to Face (F2F) Educator InstitutePartner-Delivered Educator Professional DevelopmentOnline Educator Professional DevelopmentCommunity-Requested Educator Professional DevelopmentAuthentic STEM ExperienceGraduateGraduate: Direct*Graduate: Indirect*Graduate: Activity TypeFace to Face (F2F) Educator InstitutePartner-Delivered Educator Professional DevelopmentOnline Educator Professional DevelopmentCommunity-Requested Educator Professional DevelopmentAuthentic STEM ExperiencePost DoctoralPost Doctoral: Direct*Post Doctoral: Indirect*Post Doctoral: Activity TypeFace to Face (F2F) Educator InstitutePartner-Delivered Educator Professional DevelopmentOnline Educator Professional DevelopmentCommunity-Requested Educator Professional DevelopmentAuthentic STEM ExperienceCommunity CollegeCommunity College: Direct*Community College: Indirect*Community College: Activity TypeFace to Face (F2F) Educator InstitutePartner-Delivered Educator Professional DevelopmentOnline Educator Professional DevelopmentCommunity-Requested Educator Professional DevelopmentAuthentic STEM ExperienceDirect Funded*Please enter the total number of direct student participants who received monetary support (regardless of the amount). This should be a subset of the total Direct Student Participants recorded in the table above. Direct funded student participants do not include recipients of reimbursements (i.e. travel, supplies, meals, etc.)Please enter a number greater than or equal to 0.Direct Significant Investment*Please enter the total number of direct student participants who received a significant investment. [A significant investment is defined as a monetary award to and/or an experience for an education participant which includes one or more of the following: a value of 3K or greater in financial support 160 hours of participation or greater with direct contact. and/or some other support considered "significant" by program/project leadership Please enter a number greater than or equal to 0.Significant EngagementsFor all students who receive direct funding and those who meet the criteria for significant engagement, please enter their name and email address below.First NameLast NameSchool emailPersonal emailAward AmountContact HoursScholarship, Internship, or Fellowship Faculty/Researcher Participant Information*Enter the number of faculty/researcher participants (if none, enter 0): Faculty/research participants encompass faculty (tenure and non-tenure), researcher, participant, research assistant, and staff.Please enter a number greater than or equal to 0.List of Faculty/Researcher ParticipantsNameInstitution NameDepartment Evaluation*How does this activity contribute to meeting the goals and objectives of the program/grant agreementMetricsWhat metrics or measures are documented (captured) though the evaluation process, to determine the effectiveness of the activity? Informal Education Project Activity InformationDescription*Please complete this form for accomplishments and activities implemented and/or completed during this fiscal year.Project Activity Date: Start* MM slash DD slash YYYY End* MM slash DD slash YYYY Duration*What was the duration of your project activity? Short Events (≤ 2 days) Long Events (> 2 days) Multi-Month (semester/quarter) Year-long (12 months) Enter the number of events supported by this project:Educator Professional Development*Student Engagement*Competitiveness*Describe the competitiveness of this activity including eligibility and selection criteriaSelect Eligible Participating Affiliates*Select the name(s) of the consortium academic affiliate(s) that participated in this project: (Select all that apply, use ctrl-click to select multiple items)California University of PACarnegie Mellon UniversityCheyney University of PADrexel UniversityFranklin & Marshal CollegeGannon UniversityGettysburg CollegeLehigh UniversityLincoln UniversityLycoming CollegeMontgomery County Community CollegeNASTAR CenterPenn State University - AbingtonPenn State University - University ParkPenn State University - Wilkes-BarreTemple UniversityUniversity of PittsburghUniversity of ScrantonWest Chester University of PANon-Affiliate ParticipantsEnter name(s) of non-affiliate organization(s) that participated in this project, if applicable:Enter the number for each type of activity supported by this project:Informal Educator Professional Development - Short Duration (less than 2 days)*Informal Educator Professional Development - Short Duration (more than 2 days)*Exhibit Supported/Developed*Public at Large*Other*The project includes the following components*Select all that apply; Informal Education Projects must contain at least two of the three components (Select all that apply, use ctrl-click to select multiple items)Supplemental Materials/HandoutsStaffingStandard-based and/or learning objective contentNASA Connections:This activity is in alignment with the priorities of the following connections: (Select all that apply, use ctrl-click to select multiple items):Office of Education (NASA Space Grant)Human Exploration & Operations (HEO)Office of Chief TechnologistScience Mission DirectorateAeronautics Research Mission DirectorateOther (Specify below)None of the AboveOther NASA Connection*NASA Partnernship*A partnership is reciprocal and voluntary relationship between the activity personnel and NASA, industry, or other partners, to cooperatively achieve the goals of the activity. Was there a partnership with a NASA center on this activity? Yes No Which NASA center(s) was there a partnership with?(Select all that apply, use ctrl-click to select multiple items)ARCAFRCGRCGSFCHQJPLJSCKSCLaRCMSFCSSCNSSCOtherActivity Locations:*Please provide all locations where this activity was conducted (NASA, non-NASA and/or International. At least one location is required. For activities held at NASA Centers, select all that apply: HQ - NASA Headquarters (Space Grant) ARC - Ames Research Center ARFC - Armstrong Flight Research Center GRC - Glenn Research Center GSFC - Goddard Space Flight Center JPL - Jet Propulsion Laboratory JSC - Johnson Space Center KSC - Kennedy Space Center LaRC - Langley Research Center MSFC - Marshall Space Flight Center SSC - Stennis Space Center NSSC - NASA Shared Services Center Other Other Locations*For other locations in the U.S. please provide a city, state and zip code for each location where the activity was conducted.CityStateZip Code International LocationsFor activities held outside the US please provide the country, city, and address below:Activity Data*How many online STEM-based teaching tools were created and/or maintained as a result of this activity/project? (if none, enter 0) Definition An online STEM-based teaching tool is defined as a resource for K-12 and information educators and higher education faculty that provides support to improve educator's STEM knowledge and/or enhances student interest and proficiency in STEM.Please enter a number greater than or equal to 0.STEM-Based Activities Category Type Is it a new or existing tool? Actions Edit Delete There are no Activities. Add Activity Maximum number of activities reached. How many interactive K-12 student activities were conducted?*Are evaluation mechanisms in place to demonstrate that teachers utilize the materials/knowledge in their classrooms? Explain your answer.*Does this activity provide opportunities for Informal Educators to participate in an existing NASA-sponsored project* Yes No N/A NASA Projects*Does this activity provide opportunities for students to participate in an existing NASA-sponsored project?* Yes No Not Applicable NASA Projects*Direct and Indirect Participants: Enter the total number of direct and indirect participants reached via this activity. Direct participants are individuals who are direct beneficiaries (i.e. participants and/or attendees who may have registered for the activity). Indirect participants are individuals who had significant interaction with direct participants and/or can only be estimated (i.e. students who will participate in revised courses developed via the activity). Definitions Face-to-Face (F2F) Educator Institute - NASA Educator Professional Development (EPD) accomplished through F2F interaction at a NASA Center or NASA facility with a minimum of 40 hours per institute, or with a minimum of 32 hours at a facility and 8 hours of virtual follow-on if needed to achieve a minimum of 40 hours. Partner-Delivered Educator Professional Development - Partner-Delivered EPD provides a uniform set of standards for strategic partners developed along a continuum of formal agreements based upon the STEM focus, scope and intended outcome. Online Educator Professional Development - EPD offered via online technologies designed to reach a large, geographically dispersed audience and to meet individual learner needs. Online EPD includes synchronous and asynchronous virtual learning opportunities that enhance and extend the breadth, depth, and reach of NASA's EPD training, content, and resources, utilizing a variety of electronic delivery tools. Community-Requested Educator Professional Development - EPD developed/delivered by NASA Centers/JPL to meet the needs of the surrounding communities on a case-by-case basis throughout the year, utilizing to the greatest extent possible a set of uniform guidelines. These opportunities enable NASA Centers/JPL to assist educators on a regional level (e.g., local schools/districts, state Departments of Education, universities, museums, etc.). Authentic STEM Experience - An experience inside or outside of school designed to engage learners directly or indirectly with practitioners in developmentally-appropriate practices from the STEM disciplines that promote real-world understanding.ParticipantsDirect InteractionIndirect InteractionActivity TypeElementary School TeachersElementary School Teachers: DirectElementary School Teachers: Indirect InteractionElementary School Teachers: Activity TypeFace to Face (F2F) Educator InstitutePartner-Delivered Educator Professional DevelopmentOnline Educator Professional DevelopmentCommunity-Requested Educator Professional DevelopmentAuthentic STEM ExperienceMiddle School TeachersMiddle School Teachers: Direct*Middle School Teachers: Indirect*Middle School Teachers: Activity TypeFace to Face (F2F) Educator InstitutePartner-Delivered Educator Professional DevelopmentOnline Educator Professional DevelopmentCommunity-Requested Educator Professional DevelopmentAuthentic STEM ExperienceHigh School TeachersHigh School Teachers: Direct*High School Teachers: Indirect*High School Teachers: Activity TypeFace to Face (F2F) Educator InstitutePartner-Delivered Educator Professional DevelopmentOnline Educator Professional DevelopmentCommunity-Requested Educator Professional DevelopmentAuthentic STEM ExperiencePre-Service TeachersPre-Service Teachers: DirectPre-Service Teachers: Indirect InteractionPre-Service: Activity TypeFace to Face (F2F) Educator InstitutePartner-Delivered Educator Professional DevelopmentOnline Educator Professional DevelopmentCommunity-Requested Educator Professional DevelopmentAuthentic STEM ExperienceInformal EducatorsInformal Educators: DirectInformal Educators: Indirect InteractionInformal Educators: Activity TypeFace to Face (F2F) Educator InstitutePartner-Delivered Educator Professional DevelopmentOnline Educator Professional DevelopmentCommunity-Requested Educator Professional DevelopmentAuthentic STEM ExperienceHigher Education FacultyHigher Education Faculty: Direct*Higher Education Faculty: Indirect*Higher Education Faculty: Activity TypeFace to Face (F2F) Educator InstitutePartner-Delivered Educator Professional DevelopmentOnline Educator Professional DevelopmentCommunity-Requested Educator Professional DevelopmentAuthentic STEM ExperienceElementary School StudentsElementary School Students: Direct*Elementary School Students: Indirect*Elementary School Students: Activity TypeFace to Face (F2F) Educator InstitutePartner-Delivered Educator Professional DevelopmentOnline Educator Professional DevelopmentCommunity-Requested Educator Professional DevelopmentAuthentic STEM ExperienceMiddle School StudentsMiddle School Students: Direct*Middle School Students: Indirect*Middle School Students: Activity TypeFace to Face (F2F) Educator InstitutePartner-Delivered Educator Professional DevelopmentOnline Educator Professional DevelopmentCommunity-Requested Educator Professional DevelopmentAuthentic STEM ExperienceHigh School StudentsHigh School Students: Direct*High School Students: Indirect*High School Students: Activity TypeFace to Face (F2F) Educator InstitutePartner-Delivered Educator Professional DevelopmentOnline Educator Professional DevelopmentCommunity-Requested Educator Professional DevelopmentAuthentic STEM ExperienceUndergraduateUndergraduate: Direct*Undergraduate: Indirect*Undergraduate: Activity TypeFace to Face (F2F) Educator InstitutePartner-Delivered Educator Professional DevelopmentOnline Educator Professional DevelopmentCommunity-Requested Educator Professional DevelopmentAuthentic STEM ExperienceGraduateGraduate: Direct*Graduate: Indirect*Graduate: Activity TypeFace to Face (F2F) Educator InstitutePartner-Delivered Educator Professional DevelopmentOnline Educator Professional DevelopmentCommunity-Requested Educator Professional DevelopmentAuthentic STEM ExperiencePost DoctoralPost Doctoral: Direct*Post Doctoral: Indirect*Post Doctoral: Activity TypeFace to Face (F2F) Educator InstitutePartner-Delivered Educator Professional DevelopmentOnline Educator Professional DevelopmentCommunity-Requested Educator Professional DevelopmentAuthentic STEM ExperienceAdministratorsAdministrators: Direct*Administrators: Indirect*Administrators: Activity TypeFace to Face (F2F) Educator InstitutePartner-Delivered Educator Professional DevelopmentOnline Educator Professional DevelopmentCommunity-Requested Educator Professional DevelopmentAuthentic STEM ExperienceParents/GuardiansParents/Guardians: Direct*Parents/Guardians: Indirect*Parents/Guardians: Activity TypeFace to Face (F2F) Educator InstitutePartner-Delivered Educator Professional DevelopmentOnline Educator Professional DevelopmentCommunity-Requested Educator Professional DevelopmentAuthentic STEM ExperiencePublic At LargePublic At Large: Direct*Public At Large: Indirect*Public At Large: Activity TypeFace to Face (F2F) Educator InstitutePartner-Delivered Educator Professional DevelopmentOnline Educator Professional DevelopmentCommunity-Requested Educator Professional DevelopmentAuthentic STEM ExperienceOtherOther: Direct*Other: Indirect*Other: Activity TypeFace to Face (F2F) Educator InstitutePartner-Delivered Educator Professional DevelopmentOnline Educator Professional DevelopmentCommunity-Requested Educator Professional DevelopmentAuthentic STEM ExperienceDirect Funded*Please enter the total number of direct student participants who received monetary support (regardless of the amount). This should be a subset of the total Direct Student Participants recorded in the table above. Direct funded student participants do not include recipients of reimbursements (i.e. travel, supplies, meals, etc.)Please enter a number greater than or equal to 0.Direct Significant Investment*Please enter the total number of direct student participants who received a significant investment. [A significant investment is defined as a monetary award to and/or an experience for an education participant which includes one or more of the following: a value of 3K or greater in financial support 160 hours of participation or greater with direct contact. and/or some other support considered "significant" by program/project leadership Please enter a number greater than or equal to 0.Significant EngagementsFor all students who receive direct funding and those who meet the criteria for significant engagement, please enter their name and email address below.First NameLast NameSchool emailPersonal email How does this activity contribute to meeting the goals and objectives of the program/grant agreement with PA Space Grant Consortium?*What metrics or measures are documented (captured) through the evaluation process to determine the effectiveness of the activity?* PublicationsNumber of authors that have published results of research/activities directly attributed to this activity?Published Publications Authors Year Title Actions Edit Delete There are no Publications. Add Publication Maximum number of publications reached. Number of authors that have submitted manuscripts of research/activities directly attributed to this activity, but are not yet publshed?Submitted Manuscripts Author(s) Year Title Actions Edit Delete There are no Manuscripts. Add Manuscript Maximum number of manuscripts reached. PresentationsHow many invited papers based on research/activities directly attributed to this activity were presented?Invited Presentation(s) Title Presenter Actions Edit Delete There are no Presentations. Add Presentation Maximum number of presentations reached. Number of self-submitted papers based on research/activities directly attributed to this activity that were presented at conferences that use a review process.Presentations Title Presenter Actions Edit Delete There are no Presentations. Add Presentation Maximum number of presentations reached. ProposalsNumber of proposals for additional funding (NASA and external), based on activities associated with this activity that were funded.Funded Proposal(s) Proposal Title Institution Actions Edit Delete There are no Entries. Add Entry Maximum number of entries reached. Patents/LicensesNumber of patents, based on research/activities associated with this activity, that have been granted.Granted Patent(s) Patent Date Received Actions Edit Delete There are no Patents. Add Patent Maximum number of patents reached. Number of patent licenses based on research/activities associated with this activity that have been issued.Issued License(s) License Date Issued Actions Edit Delete There are no Entries. Add Entry Maximum number of entries reached. Technology TransferNumber of technology transfer activities that have resulted from research/activities associated with this activity.Technical Transfer Activity Activity Transfer Partner Actions Edit Delete There are no Activities. Add Activity Maximum number of activities reached. Project CostsCosts There are No Costs associated with this project activity Project Cost Spreadsheet*Please complete and upload the Project Cost SpreadsheetAccepted file types: xlsx, xls, Max. file size: 1 GB.Before submitting the form, please double check you have the following files submitted: A completed roster of students that participated in your space grant funded program which includes their following information: (First Name, Last Name, school email address, personal email address, US citizenship(yes or no), approximate # of involvement hours, semesters that they were involved (ex. FA21, SP22,SU22,) amount of money awarded to them directly through your program by space grant funds) A final project budget summary with expenses by category and the total amount of cost share/matching funds provided by your institution (as indicated in your project proposal budget)