2005 NIA/NASA/NCSGC Educator Workshop
7 April 2005
The NC Space Grant Consortium is now accepting
applications for the 2005 NIA/NASA/NCSGC Educational Workshop. All 6-12th grade educators and/or academic administrators (including private schools, charter schools, YMCA, 4-H, YWCA, etc.) are invited to apply. Applications may be filled out and sumbitted online. Application deadline is April 15, 2004.
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Click here to access the workshop application.

NASA Langley Competency Directors Visit NC State
12 September 2003
As part of an effort to broaden the research collaboration between LaRC and the faculty at NIA member universities, a team of 6 competency directors from NASA Langley Research Center visited NC State University on September 4, 2003.
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Goodrich Awards NIA Doctoral Fellowship
23 July 2003
Goodrich Corporation has announced the establishment of a unique program in support of NIA's research and educational activities.
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Call for Papers for the 2004 ASME IMECE
15 July 2003
The ASME Fluids Measurement and Instrumentation Technical Committee in conjunction with the K-8 Fundamentals of Heat Transfer Committee is organizing a Forum on the topic of chemosensors and chemosensing with focus on information transfer and processing at the interfaces between flow, heat and mass transfer, and controls phenomena for the 2004 ASME IMECE.
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NIA Sponsored Research Project Progress Reports Now Available
24 June 2003
For the latest updates on NIA sponsored research projects going on at NC State visit the Research Project portion of our website.

NIA Teacher Workshop
27 March 2003
The NIA will offer an educational workshop from July 20 - August 1, 2003. The workshop is open to middle school & high school teachers from Wake and Guilford counties. Deadline for applications is April 15, 2003.
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NIA Seeking Candidates for Six Langley Professorships
17 March 2003
The Langley Professors are envisioned as working closely as an integrated team with the NIA President and Vice Presidents, the NASA NIA Management Office, the six Competency Area Chiefs at NASA Langley, and the NIA Liaison Professors at the six NIA founding universities to create a unique research and education institute. Langley Professor candidates should have a dossier that is commensurate with a tenured, full professorship at one of the six NIA founding universities: Georgia Tech, North Carolina A&T University, North Carolina State University, the University of Maryland, the University of Virginia, and Virginia Tech.
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