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Board of County Commissioners
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Introduction <br />This guide offers information about the process and requirements to host an In-flight Education downlink. <br />Please direct any questions or comments to JSC-Downlinks(C mail.nasa.gov. <br />What are In-flight Education Downlinks? <br />In-flight education downlinks are opportunities for students and educators to interact with astronauts aboard <br />the International Space Station during a live, 20 -minute question -and -answer session. <br />A downlink: <br />• Is a large-scale, public event serving formal and informal education communities in the United States <br />and U.S. territories. <br />• Supports a comprehensive suite of education activities proposed by host organizations to enhance <br />student learning in STEM; science, technology, engineering and mathematics. <br />• Is a live broadcast on NASA Television and streamed live on NASA's website. <br />• Can only occur Monday — Friday between tie hours of 8 a.m. and 1 p.m. Central Time. <br />Why does NASA provide downlinks? <br />Downlinks provide audiences the opportunity to learn first-hand from space explorers what it is like to live <br />and work in space. NASA's Office of STEM Engagement facilitates these events, designed to enhance student <br />interest, learning and performance in STEM. <br />Is my organization a good fit to host a downlink? <br />A downlink may be a good fit if your organization: <br />• Is a formal or informal educational organization located in the United States or U.S. territories. <br />• Has the flexibility to adapt to downlink date and time changes. <br />• Can secure a large student and/or educator audience. <br />• Can assemble a team to handle the education, outreach, technical and logistical components. <br />The Application Process <br />Applications must be completed via the NASA STEM Gateway. The opportunity to apply for a downlink is <br />typically open twice per year. Following the application period, a committee evaluates submission and selects <br />organizations to host a downlink. If your organization is selected, you will be provided with additional contact <br />information and instructions. <br />33 <br />
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