Science Lessons To-Go
NASA astronaut and teacher Barbara Morgan just completed a week in space aboard the Space Shuttle and the International Space Station
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Why GLASEC Loves Sheboygan
Space travel, the allure of taming the next great frontier, and the dream of colonizing other worlds have, since the dawn of man, tempted us.
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Selling The Dream: Bringing Spaceport Sheboygan to Life
GLASEC will be a 50,000 square foot hands-on, space travel-oriented center that will serve as a destination for tourists.
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Great Lakes Aerospace Science & Education Center (GLASEC) Mission:
- Inspire future generations of scientists, technicians, engineers, and mathematicians.
- Expand economic opportunity for aerospace technology and commercial space travel in the Great Lake Region.
- Develop Sheboygan’s existing aerospace assets and opportunities into a national center for exploration, discovery and commerce.
Mike Muth (1943 - 2007)
This November GLASEC lost a dear friend, visionary and supporter. Mike Muth was an influential driver behind the need for additional math, science and engineering educational resources for children in the Midwest.
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We stand for Sheboygan’s commitment to make our Spaceport a knowledge center for the 21st Century and restore our nation’s competitive edge in the global economy. Our work will align private enterprise with the public interest. Our facility’s interactive exhibits, programs, and events will combine education with entertainment to develop, display, and celebrate the creative achievements and ongoing potential of aerospace industries and innovations. By joining forces with NASA, schools, school districts, and institutions for higher education, we create unique learning experiences for students and professional growth opportunities for teachers. We will accomplish results through teamwork and partnerships.
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