NASA NTRS · 20040057993
Student Interns Work on Mars
Abstract
The exceptional imagery and data acquired by the Mars Exploration Rovers since their January 2004 landing have captured the attention of scientists, the public, and students and teachers worldwide. One aspect of particular interest lies with a group of high school teachers and students actively engaged in the Athena Student Interns Program. The Athena Student Interns Program (ASIP) is a joint effort between NASA s Mars Public Engagement Office and the Athena Science Investigation that began in early 1999 as a pilot student-scientist research partnership program associated with the FIDO prototype Mars rover field test . The program is designed to actively engage high school students and their teachers in Mars exploration and scientific inquiry. In ASIP, groups of students and teachers from around the country work with mentors from the mission s Athena Science Team to carry out an aspect of the mission.
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Bowman, C. D., Bebak, M., Bollen, D. M., Curtis, K., Daniel, C., Grigsby, B., Herman, T., Haynes, E., Lineberger, D. H., Pieruccini, S.. 2004-01-01. Student Interns Work on Mars. https://ntrs.nasa.gov/citations/20040057993
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