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Mission

The Mission of the Ohio Space Grant Consortium (OSGC) is to advance the Nation’s capability in Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics (STEM) leading to the continued development of a diverse workforce through NASA-related collaborations within Ohio’s network of scientists, researchers, engineers, and educators at Ohio colleges and universities, the Ohio Aerospace Institute, NASA Centers, the Air Force Research Laboratory, and industry that align with the National Space Grant Program goals and objectives and NASA’s education outcomes. A key component of this activity is to attract and retain students in STEM disciplines with emphasis on increasing participation by women and underrepresented groups.

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Annual Research Symposium
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Highlights

Congratulations to Dr. Grant Schaffner and the University of Cincinnati Rocket Team who took first place honors in the Engineering category at the Great Midwest Regional Rocket Competition held in 2012 in Wisconsin, and also congratulations to Professor Marlin Linger and the Lorain County Community College Rocket Team who also took first place honors in the Non-Engineering category! The teams will be competing again in 2013.

University of Cincinnati students with Leland Melvin and Diane DeTroye, NASA HQ

University of Cincinnati Students Present “Surveillance for Intelligent Emergency Response Robotic Aircraft (SIERRA)” at the 2013 National Space Grant Directors’ Spring Meeting in Crystal City, Virginia!!

Congratulations to University of Cincinnati students, Bryan Brown, Kevin Davis, and Andrew Puterbaugh, under the direction of Dr. Kelly Cohen, who presented Surveillance for Intelligent Emergency Response Robotic Aircraft (SIERRA)” at the 2013 National Space Grant Directors’ Spring Meeting in Crystal City, Virginia! Their presentation was broadcasted as a live webcast on NASA's DLiNfo Channel. For additional information on SIERRA, visit:
http://most-aero.uc.edu/projects/sierra-project

LCCC Rocket Team Captain Pete Buca showing off their Goldilocks rocket

Goldilocks Soars!

Lorain County Community College (LCCC) participated in the Midwest Regional Collegiate Rocket Competition on April 27th. Headed by Advisor Marlin Linger and team captain Pete Buca, LCCC's Goldilocks rocket launched twice - Launch 1 was 3,315 feet, and Launch 2 was 3,220.

Don’t blink if you watch this video of the launch; those I540 motors were very fast!

Click here for the video.

Miami University’s Project High Flight team with Professor Bob Setlock

Miami Project High Flight

Professor Bob Setlock, Team Advisor, and Miami University team members showcased Project High Flight at the 2013 OSGC Student Research Symposium.

They currently have a balloon in nearspace orbit around Earth and were broadcasting a live feed from its attached camera.

OSGC Scholars, Fellows, and Campus Representatives at the Symposium

OSGC Student Research Symposium Group Photo

April 5, 2013

The 21st annual NASA/Ohio Space Grant Consortium (OSGC) Student Research Symposium was held at the Ohio Aerospace Institute (OAI) on Friday, April 5, 2013, highlighting the research of this year’s scholarship and fellowship awardees.