NASA Space Grant Consortium
Who are we?
Representing NASA in the Evergreen State, WA Space Grant is 1 of 52 Space Grant Consortia across the entire U.S. Together, we are on a mission to support students pursuing science, technology, engineering and math (STEM); to enrich and improve STEM education at pre-college, college, university and community learning centers; and to provide public outreach for NASA missions, thereby strengthening the future workforce for NASA and our nation.
Washington NASA Space Grant Consortium opportunities are open and available to all STEM students. Our commitment stands to broaden and enhance access for all, including but not limited to first-generation college students, women, people of color, and those who wish to pursue careers in STEM fields.
News & Events
November 18, 2025
Pierce College High Altitude Balloon Summer Camp
The Pierce College Science Dome is leading the pack in getting high school students introduced and involved in STEM. Over the summer, the Science Dome hosted a High Altitude Balloon (HAB) Summer Program for high school students to gain hands-on experience experimenting, coding, and launching a HAB. During this experiential learning opportunity, students were coached […]
November 17, 2025
Program Alumni: Dr. Biswajit (Bish) Paul
From Surviving to Thriving Being a first-generation immigrant college student in the greater Seattle area comes with its challenges. By sharing his story, Bish hopes to cultivate a sense of belonging for students who are in a similar position as he once was. Dr. Biswajit (Bish) Paul currently serves as the Policy, Advocacy & Communications […]
November 17, 2025
Flora and Nova: The Story Behind the WASG Mascots
The Washington NASA Space Grant Consortium has evolved in many ways since first starting in 1989. In 2024, the organization went through an entire rebrand – which in our opinion – better represents the state consortium as a whole. This rebrand, which you can learn more about here, includes changing the logo to be inclusive […]