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On Sunday, Nov. 8, National STEM Day aims to inspire students to get excited about the many career paths available in science, technology, engineering, and math.
From university and community college to vocational training and apprenticeships, your STEM and technical skills have a place at NASA. Start exploring where you fit in!
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Surprisingly STEM Video Series
Learn about the broad range of careers behind the agency’s missions – beyond rocket scientists and astronauts – and how each person’s path to NASA is as unique as the job that they do.
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Virtual Career Connections
Attend live events where students engage with NASA experts to explore how diverse education pathways can lead to high-demand careers in space exploration.
| | Listen to a Small Steps Giant Leaps episode about how State Hubs are helping students pursue skilled trades roles in the aerospace industry. | | Curious about careers at NASA? Check out Career Spotlight articles to read about what STEM professionals do and how they got to NASA. | | Ready to find your place in space? Visit the NASA Careers website to find job openings, internship opportunities, how to apply, and more! | | Online Learning Opportunities | | |
GLOBE Webinar: Learn About Upcoming Opportunities to Participate in NASA Science
Event Date:
Tuesday, Nov. 10, at noon EST
Contact: communications@nasaglobe.org
The GLOBE (Global Learning and Observations to Benefit the Environment) team invites you to contribute to NASA science by sharing your observations of the world around you. Want to join the fun? Sign up for a free webinar to learn about several exciting opportunities, current and planned, to collect data supporting NASA science.
The team will report on the preliminary results of the PACE Clouds Challenge, then share updates on the in-progress North American Phenology Campaign and discuss how you can continue collecting data. Attendees will also learn about upcoming crowdsourcing campaigns ranging from snow observations and agriculture to tracking temperatures in urban heat islands.
Click here to register to attend.
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Webinar: 3D Thursdays for Rural Educators – NASA’s Interstellar Mapping and Acceleration Probe (IMAP) Mission
Event Date:
Thursday, Nov. 19, at 8 p.m. EST
Contact: Rachael.Arens@ops.org
Join NASA’s Science Mission Directorate for a monthly series that connects rural educators to resources, networking, and professional development opportunities.
This month’s webinar will look at NASA’s IMAP mission and the data it’s collected since launching last year. Lindsay Bartolone, the mission’s deputy communication and outreach lead, will give an overview of the science behind IMAP and how it’s helping explore and map our solar neighborhood. She’ll also share related outreach program resources.
Click here to register to attend.
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2026 NASA Space Apps Challenge
Hackathon Dates: Saturday, Nov. 14, and Sunday, Nov. 15
Contact: info@spaceappschallenge.org
Discovery awaits at the 2026 NASA Space Apps Challenge: The Next Frontier!
Join NASA and a community of technologists and space science enthusiasts for the world’s largest annual hackathon. You will use NASA and space agency partners’ open data to address the most pressing challenges scientists face in Earth and space exploration.
Click here to see this year's challenges, register for a local event near you, or participate in the virtual Universal Event.
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NASA Space Grant Students Fuel Agency's Inspiration Tour
NASA’s Inspiration Tour spread the excitement of space exploration and aeronautical innovation by connecting the public, industry, and academia with the people, technologies, and organizations that drive American leadership in space. At nearly every stop across the country, NASA Space Grant has brought students into the heart of the action.
Click here to learn how students in Iowa, Arizona, Alaska, and North Dakota are launching America's future in space.
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NASA Office of STEM Engagement
We are engaging students in NASA’s exciting missions, broad range of careers, and unique opportunities.
Visit nasa.gov/learning-resources/
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As explorers, pioneers, and innovators, we boldly expand frontiers in air and space to inspire and serve America and to benefit the quality of life on Earth.
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