As the voice of NASA in the state of Idaho, the Idaho Space Grant Consortium (ISGC) provides and supports numerous unique and exciting opportunities for the general public, K-12 students, educators, undergraduate and graduate students, faculty, and industry in areas related to NASA’s initiatives.

Research - Whether you are interested in conducting NASA-related research, or wish to become involved with a current project, review this menu for ISGC and NASA Idaho EPSCoR funding opportunities, current projects, and related links

Higher Education - College students and faculty alike can find opportunities in this menu, such as scholarships, fellowships, internships, info on student programs such as Idaho RISE, and several funding opportunities

K-12 Education - K-12 teachers and students alike can use this menu to find several K-12 programs, such as Idaho TECH and our annual art contest, as well as funding opportunities and related links

Informal Education - Many members of the ISGC offer informal education NASA-related programs for the public. Use this menu to learn about funding opportunities, the Space Science Network Northwest (S2N2), and other related links available in the informal education arena

The ISGC was established in 1991, and is one of fifty-two Space Grant Consortia established by NASA under the National Space Grant College and Fellowship Program. Based at the University of Idaho, it is the only Space Grant that is a collaborative effort between the Colleges of Engineering and Education. Idaho membership is comprised of universities, colleges, science centers, museums, non-profit and other organizations located throughout the state.