Approximately 8 - 12 secondary school educators are matched with a scientist, engineer, mathematician or computer technologist for an eight week internship. The intern participates in specific Goddard related research and development project. Each intern works with a designated mentor. A final report, in writing as well as oral report, to peer panel at the Center is required. Teachers receive a stipend from Goddard Space Flight Center.
Budgetary constraints limits appointments.
Numbers of participants may vary from year to year. Purpose of the program is to offer teachers the opportunity to experience a government research and development facility and apply this experience to enhance classroom teaching. Last week in June through third week in August. Application process begins the beginning of March and are due by the end of April. Applications are reviewed and selected by school officials and Goddard mentors involved in the program.