TECH Day at NASA Glenn
2024
TECH Day at NASA Glenn is a one-day event designed to inspire middle school students’ interest in STEM fields. TECH Day will be held in person at NASA Glenn Research Center on May 16, 2024*. TECH stands for: Tours of NASA, Engineering challenge, Career exploration, and Hands-on activity. This engaging event will include tours of NASA Glenn facilities, a student engineering design challenge, and career exploration.
*NOTE: An adult should complete the registration on the behalf of the group/organization applying to participate.
2024
Eligibility/Requirements
- This opportunity is open to fifth through eighth grade students enrolled at a public, private, charter, or home school located in NASA Glenn’s home state of Ohio. (Students should be counted for the grade level they are in at the start of the 2024-2025 school year).
- Groups are limited to up to 25 students per organization.
- Adults must apply on behalf of any students under the age of 14. This adult must be a United States citizen or a Lawful Permanent Resident (LPR).
- Adults are not permitted to attend or participate with their student(s) during the event.
Key Dates
- Application Opens – February 21, 2024
- Application Closed – April 5, 2024
- Event Date – May 16, 2024
- Event Time – 10:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. Eastern
Application Information
CLOSED
An adult must complete the application. This adult must be a United States citizen or a Lawful Permanent Resident (LPR).
After registration closes, all registrants will receive a welcome letter with logistics for attending the TECH Day event.
Contact Information
This event is featured as a part of NASA Glenn’s Student STEM Events.
David Alexander
Education Program Specialist
GRC-Ed-Opportunities@mail.nasa.gov
(216) 433-6656
Glenn Research Center – Office of STEM Engagement
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