Educators Needed to Assist with NASA INSPIRE
Colleagues,
NASA has a summer internship program at each field center that brings in high school students for an eight week work experience. Students between their junior and senior years (typically 17 years of age) are provided room and board during the internship. NASA, through our contract partner Oklahoma State University, is looking for chaperones to supervise the students during their out-of-work time. If you are interested, please visit the link below. US citizenship is required.
The program is INSPIRE: Interdisciplinary National Science Project Incorporating Research and Education Experience.
This position requires a professional educator to coordinate NASA INSPIRE activities within the NASA Center region during non-work day hours. The INSPIRE Counselor will be the designated point of contact for INSPIRE participants at the assigned NASA Center. The INSPIRE Counselor's travel expenses to/from their assigned NASA Field Center, lodging, meals, stipend, and Oklahoma State University (OSU) graduate credit (if desired) are paid by OSU. Training will be provided prior to assignment at a NASA Field Center and travel maybe required.
Each counselor will be the advisor to Tier 2B (see INSPIRE website: http://www.nasa.gov/audience/forstudents/postsecondary/programs/INSPIRE_Project.html) participants during their 8-week on-NASA center experience away from home. They will be the point of contact for safety and health-related issues. During NASA Field Center work hours INSPIRE Counselors have the opportunity to earn graduate credit, if desired. One position is assigned to each of the ten (10) NASA Field Centers. Tier 2B event dates vary by NASA Field Center.
For details regarding employment and graduate credit opportunities, please see
https://opportunities.nasa.okstate.edu/
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