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2nd Virtual GLOBE/ESS Midwest Collaborative

Midwest U.S.

Grant amount:

$1,250

GLOBE ESS Midwest Collaborative team will hold a live Virtual Conference Date on May 2022.  The following midwestern states will be invited to participate: Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Michigan, Minnesota, , Missouri, Ohio, and Wisconsin. The audience will be students in grades K-12.

Students will have the following presentation options:

  • Completed GLOBE Student Research Project – Poster in Preferred PowerPoint Format

  • Completed GLOBE Student Research Project – Student Video

  • GLOBE Student Research Project, in Progress – Student Video

  • Discussion of a Project Idea – Student Video

  • “What GLOBE Means to Me” – (Student Video, Podcast, Essay, Art, Model, etc.)

Videos will be limited to a maximum of three minutes, and all submissions must include a signed NASA Media Release Form. Submissions may be shared with the worldwide GLOBE community as appropriate.

There will be certain requirements, which include:

  • Students participating must be sponsored by a GLOBE Teacher (GLOBE Trained Teacher)

  • Projects must include either a GLOBE Protocol or use data from the GLOBE database.

  • “What GLOBE Means to Me” submissions must be thematically aligned to the GLOBE website.

The grant will fund five $250 prizes that will be awarded randomly to schools that have successfully presented at the Conference. The awards will fund equipment purchases for the winners’ schools/ Approximately 50 submissions for this event are anticipated.

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