Georgia Space Grant Consortium

ABOUT The Georgia Space Grant Consortium (GSGC) was established in 1989 to develop a statewide network of academic, industry, and non-profit partners dedicated to maximize the number of Georgia students from all backgrounds who are well-prepared in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) fields and who are motivated to support space and aeronautics programs vital to this nation. GSGC is a NASA program and part of the National Space Grant College and Fellowship Program. GSGC has 21 affiliate members and 10 partner organizations serving both metropolitan and rural areas of the state. The GSGC team includes six Historically Black Colleges and Universities and two women-serving institutions. Georgia ranks 8th in U.S. aerospace industry employment with more than 800 aerospace companies with operations in Georgia, ranking 5th in the US for Aerospace exports. GSGC uniquely prepares students in STEM disciplines with its affiliates training and graduating thousands of students annually to meet this critical state need and the needs of NASA.