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The NASA Precollege Sumer Institute at Fayetteville State University (FSU) is funded by NASA's Office of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics Engagement (OSTEM) Minority University Research and Education Project (MUREP) to prepare high school students, especially under-represented/underserved students, for their success in college STEM degree programs leading to STEM careers through t
heir engagement and interaction with NASA's Earth Science. During the funding period, the Institute will conduct annual two-week residential summer camps for high school students, especially underrepresented/underserved students, focusing on cutting-edge geospatial science & technologies for examining climate change. It is a highly collaborative project with more than 15 STEM partners including NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory, NASA / North Carolina Space Grant, North Carolina State University, State Climate Office of North Carolina, NC State Center for Geospatial Analytics, Penn State University, Huck Institutes, Emerging Technology Institute (ETI), SpatialGIS, DowntownDC BID, and various schools/departments at Fayetteville State University.
04/15/2025
๐ Exciting News for Cumberland County! ๐ The NASA MUREP Precollege Summer Institute is BACK and ready for another unforgettable summer! ๐โจ Join Fayetteville State University and NASA for an incredible journey where weโll dive into the fascinating connections between Geospatial Science and climate change. Donโt miss out on this amazing opportunity to explore, learn, and discover! Sign up now and be part of the adventure!
08/09/2024
NASA PSI campers learning the trade of drone flying! Here we see NASA PSI camper Byron Ryce doing a fantastic job flying.
08/09/2024
NASA PSI campers are getting in much-valued drone flying skills. Alside, Lily Wilker showing our campers how to safely fly. While following FAA drone flying regulations.
08/09/2024
Fayetteville State University staff Lily Wilker brought NASA PSI campers the chance to see high-tech flying drones during her drone flying lecture. Students were able to attain an FAA drone flying license. Thanks to Lily Wilker's lecture and encouragement.
08/09/2024
DRONES, DRONES, DRONES, NASA PSI campers enjoyed their experience acquiring knowledge on drone building with Mr. Chad Norstrom. NASA PSI campers thank Mr. Chad Nordstrom for allowing our campers to get hands-on training with drone technology.
08/09/2024
ETI Mr. Chad Nordstrom visits NASA PSI campers to educate them about drone technology. Campers built Drones and learned more about drone technical features.
08/09/2024
Dr. Erika Young experiments with NASA PSI campers on Climate Change Impacts from human activity. Here we see NASA PSI campers conducting experiments and their gathered analysis data for comparison. We appreciate you teaching our NASA SI campers about human behavior and its impact on climate change, Dr. Erika Young.
08/09/2024
Our NASA PSI campers are shown specimens by Dr. Erika Young. To educate our campers, beautiful specimen seashells and marine life were on show.
08/09/2024
NC Sea Great Dr. Erika Young paid us a visit to teach the NASA PSI campers about the effects of climate change. Students carried out scientific investigations and gained knowledge of data analysis.
08/07/2024
Despite the heat, the NASA PSI campers and the staff of Fayetteville State University managed to stay cool by blasting water-fueled rockets.
08/07/2024
NASA PSI campers are still taking off with Fayetteville State University professor Joseph Kabbes.
08/07/2024
Without rockets, what would a NASA camp be? NASA PSI participants were given a lecture on rocket science by planetary Professor Joseph Kabbes of Fayetteville State University.
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