Securing Space: A Conversation with GEN James Dickinson Commander of U.S. Space Command

                                             

Securing Space

A Conversation with GEN James Dickinson
Commander of U.S. Space Command


Tuesday, July 27 at 11:45 a.m. ET / 10:45 a.m. CT
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Critical space functions and assets are vulnerable to emerging threats in cyberspace. The persistent cyber vulnerabilities in critical infrastructures that rely on space capabilities necessitate a strategic focus on solutions for cyber and space security.

Watch the virtual discussion with General James Dickinson, Commander of U.S. Space Command. GEN Dickinson discussed his top priorities and the intersection of space and cybersecurity.

This event was made possible with the help of our partners at the McCrary Institute of Auburn University, and Raytheon Technologies.

Academic Year Internship Opportunity at NASA Headquarters

FALL 2021
Paid (Virtual) Academic Year Internship Opportunity at NASA Headquarters – Washington, DC – Mars Exploration Program Office

The District of Columbia Space Grant Consortium is pleased to announce two paid online (virtual) internship positions at The Mars Exploration Program office of the Science Mission Directorate at NASA Headquarters in Washington, DC.  We are looking for Fall 2021 semester interns with a strong interest in the robotic and human exploration of Mars, who are driven team players with strong writing and organizational skills to help with NASA’s ongoing integration efforts.

Interns will have the opportunity to research and write policy pieces on various aspects of future Mars exploration. They will integrate collaborations with subject matter experts from across NASA, industry, and academia. They will help respond to the changing expectations of the ever dynamic world of Martian exploration. They also will develop outreach materials and arrange virtual school visits and talks. NASA wants its interns to learn as much as possible, as they not only contribute to NASA’s mission, but also help NASA develop the next steps in its journey to Mars.

Eligibility/Details

1.  Students must be currently enrolled at a university in the District of Columbia.

2. Students must have a minimum GPA of 3.2.

3. Students must be majoring or minoring in a STEM or Science/Space Policy discipline.

4. Both Undergraduate and Graduate students are eligible to apply.

5. Fall 2021 Internships will be a 400 hour/16-week commitment from approximately September 6, 2021 – December 31, 2021. There will be flexibility to accommodate your academic schedule, but all work must be completed between September 6, 2021 to December 31, 2021.  Students must work a total of 400 hours over the Fall 2021 semester, averaging 25 hours each week for 16 weeks.

6. Undergraduate students will receive a $11,680 stipend. Graduate students will receive a $14,400 stipend.

7.  Up to two students will be selected for this opportunity.

8. This special internship opportunity is only available for DC university students through the DC Space Grant Consortium.  It is NOT available on NASA’s internship website.

9. Students must be citizens of the United States.

Deadline to apply is Monday, August 16, 2021. 

Online Application:
https://www.formdesk.com/DCSpaceGrant/MarsInternship