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Program Description
The Access program is designed for undergraduate
and graduate students with disabilities who
have strong backgrounds in science and a desire
to pursue technical careers. Students will work
with scientists and engineers in an area compatible
with their skills and interests. This is a chance
for participants to apply academic skills in
the workplace and obtain practical professional
experience.
Program Goal
The goal of this program is to provide work
experiences at a NASA Center to undergraduate
and graduate students with disabilities who
are studying engineering, mathematics, physical
sciences, or computer science.
Eligibility
Full-time undergraduate or graduate student,
majoring in a technical field, i.e. computer
science, engineering, mathematics, physical
sciences
3.0 Grade Point Average
U.S. Citizen
Enrolled in a 4-year accredited institution
or in a graduate school
How to Apply
1. In person to the American Association for
the Advancement of Science office
2. via email lsummers@aaas.org
3. via phone (V/TDD) 202-326-6649
4. website www.entrypoint.org
Deadlines
Deadline for submitting application is March
1
Schedule
Fall Identify KSC requirements
Spring Evaluate applications, select new participants
Summer June- Aug (10-week internship)
Points of Contact
Benita Desuza
Education Project Manager
Mail code: XA-D
(321) 867-3671
(321) 867-2097
Email: Benita.w.DeSuza@nasa.gov
Related Links
http://www.nasa.gov/centers/kennedy/home/index.html
http://www.education.nasa.gov
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