It’s National Intern Day! 🎉

We’re celebrating with a special message to interns (past, present & future) from @NASAArtemis II astronaut @Astro_Christina!

Learn more about internships & other ways to get involved in this week’s NASA EXPRESS newsletter! https://t.co/c7nv5Lm75H https://t.co/nE5w2gpwHW

NASA EXPRESS – Your STEM Connection for July 30, 2026

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Today is National Intern Day! We’re celebrating the incredible interns who play a critical role in our mission success at every NASA center across the United States. Whether they’re supporting Artemis efforts to return astronauts to the Moon, contributing to our social media presence, helping aeronautics innovations take flight, or even chronicling NASA’s rich history, our interns make us proud.

FollowNASA Internships on Instagramto see our interns in action and keep up with ways students can get involved.

Then, watch aspecial message for studentsfrom Artemis II astronaut Christina Koch.

Ready to join us? Applications for Spring 2027 internships are dueMonday, Sept. 14.

Click hereto learn more.

Launch Your Future: NASA Internship Webinar

Registration Deadline:Thursday, July 30

Event Date:Friday, July 31, at 1 p.m. EDT

Contact:[email protected]

Join the NASA internship team for a webinar to explore exciting internship opportunities and better understand eligibility and application requirements for NASA internships. During the webinar, you’ll have the opportunity to connect directly with representatives from NASA’s Office of STEM Engagement and Pathways. Current NASA interns will discuss their experiences and share advice for prospective interns.

Whether you’re just beginning to explore opportunities or preparing to apply, this session will provide the information and resources you need to start your NASA journey.

U.S. citizenship is required to participate. Opportunities are available for undergraduate and graduate students.Click hereto register.

NASA L’SPACE Program – Fall 2026

Application Deadline:

Sunday, Aug. 2

Contact:[email protected]

The NASA Lucy Student Pipeline Accelerator and Competency Enabler (L’SPACE) Program is a free, online, interactive program for students who are U.S. citizens, attending a U.S. college or university, and are interested in pursuing a career with NASA or other space organizations.

L’SPACE consists of two 15-week academies: the Mission Concept Academy (MCA) and the NASA Proposal Evaluation Experience (NPWEE) Academy. Participants may attend one academy per semester.

MCA is designed to provide unique, hands-on learning and insight into the dynamic world of space exploration. Participants can expect to learn mission procedures and protocols from NASA and industry professionals as they collaborate with fellow team members to complete mission-related team projects.

In NPWEE, participants will learn how to innovate to improve or fill a gap for NASA exploration needs, then as a team, learn how to write a selectable (fundable) proposal. This academy offers a single winning team a $10,000 start-up fund each semester.

Click hereto learn more and apply.

Call for Proposals: MUREP Space Technology Artemis Research Funding Opportunity

Office Hours:

Tuesday, Aug. 4, at 10 a.m. EDT

Proposal Deadline:

Tuesday, Aug. 11

Contact:[email protected]

NASA’s Office of STEM Engagement’s Minority University Research and Education Project (MUREP) is seeking proposals to accelerate academic research and technology development that furthers the agency’s priorities for exploring the Moon, Mars, and deep space.

This initiative supports NASA’s Space Technology Mission Directorate and seeks to strengthen eligible institutions as they grow their scientific and engineering capabilities, enhance faculty and student engagement across aerospace research, and expand their ability to compete for future federal and commercial research awards.

Full proposal and office hours details can be foundhere.

NASA’s Nancy Grace Roman Space Telescopeis set to launch from the agency’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida no earlier than 7:20 a.m. EDT on Sunday, Aug. 30. The telescope’s wide field of view and rapid survey capabilities will open a new window to the universe, revealing countless cosmic objects and offering fresh insights into dark matter and dark energy.

As a virtual guest, you gain access to curated resources, schedule changes, and mission specific information delivered straight to your inbox.Click hereto register.

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