There are a number of opportunities that maybe of interested to this list (or your students). Please feel free to forward.
Debbie Douglas Deborah G. Douglas, PhD • Director of Collections and Curator of Science and Technology, MIT Museum; Research Associate, Program in Science, Technology, and Society • Room E28-320B • 314 Main Street • Gambrill Center • Cambridge, MA 02142 • ddoug...@mit.edu<mailto:ddoug...@mit.edu> • 617-253-1766 telephone • 617-253-8994 facsimile • http://mitmuseum.mit.edu • she/her/hers From: SPACE 3.0 Foundation <i...@spacecommerce.org> Date: Tuesday, August 2, 2022 at 2:53 PM To: Deborah Douglas <ddoug...@mit.edu> Subject: Call for Papers, Grants, and More! [https://gallery.mailchimp.com/2232a36b23c9e9ad645fecde7/images/ff54a984-4616-4999-8e45-45f62f2656c8.jpg] Call for Papers: 2022 Sacknoff Prize for Space History “One Small Step” Grants SPACE 3.0 Foundation Internships Free Space History and Policy Books and Reports Greetings Space Historians: The Space 3.0 Foundation has grants, prizes, and other opportunities that might interest you and any students you are working with. Please check out the items below and contact me for more information. Best, Scott Sacknoff, Chair The SPACE 3.0 Foundation www.SpaceCommerce.org<https://spacehistory101.us3.list-manage.com/track/click?u=2232a36b23c9e9ad645fecde7&id=c8a608045f&e=944634ba92> Call for Papers: 2022 Sacknoff Prize for Space History The SPACE 3.0 Foundation has set the date for the 2022 Sacknoff Prize for Space History. 30 November 2022. Open to university students, the winner receives $500 and publication in the peer-reviewed history journal, Quest. Rules and information on the prize can be viewed at: www.spacehistory101.com/prize<https://spacehistory101.us3.list-manage.com/track/click?u=2232a36b23c9e9ad645fecde7&id=3b99b65566&e=944634ba92> Please pass on this information to any university students that might be interested. “One Small Step” Grants The SPACE 3.0 Foundation is seeking space history-related projects to provide grants for. Prior recipients have been awarded $250 - $1,000 and enabled them to: 1. Digitize and color-correct space-related videos from the 1960s that could not be located online. 2. Perform oral histories/interviews with space entrepreneurs and visionaries. 3. Digitize one of the only two known full sets of the magazine Space World so that we could make its content more accessible. Grants are issued throughout the year, whenever the need presents; there is no formal deadline. Details can be found at https://www.spacecommerce.org/projects-we-fund/small-step-grant/<https://spacehistory101.us3.list-manage.com/track/click?u=2232a36b23c9e9ad645fecde7&id=5c400cca0b&e=944634ba92> Internships We have identified a number of projects that the Foundation needs help with. These activities include cataloging materials donated to the Foundation’s archive (requires a student in the Washington DC area); online research (available remotely); and support for two initiatives related to organizing a space history forum and documenting archives. If you are aware of students who might be interested in working with us, please encourage them to send a CV to i...@spacecommerce.org<mailto:i...@spacecommerce.org> Free Books and Reports As we catalog recent donations, the SPACE 3.0 Foundation has identified books and reports that we have multiple copies of. We’d like these extra copies to find a new home at another archive, non-profit institution, or with historians that have a need for them. These are available at no cost, if you cannot pick them up in person, we only ask that you cover the cost of shipping. A list of titles currently available is below. Please email Scott Sacknoff at i...@spacecommerce.org<mailto:i...@spacecommerce.org> with what titles you are interested in. 1. Challenge to Apollo, the Soviet Union and the Space Race, 1945-1974, Asif Siddiqi, NASA SP-2000-4408 2. Rockets and People, Vol 1-4, by Boris Chertok, NASA SP-4110 3. Apollo Expeditions to the Moon, NASA SP-350 4. Report of the Presidential Commission on the Space Shuttle Accident, Vol 1-5 5. Voyager: Seeking Newer Worlds in the Third Great Age of Discovery, Stephen Pyne, Viking, 2010 6. Far Travelers, NASA, SP-480 7. The Space Shuttle Decision, TA Heppeheimer, NASA SP-4221 8. Where No Man Has Gone Before, Compton, NASA SP-4214 (soft) 9. Living and Working in Space: A History of Skylab, Compton and Benson, NASA SP-4208 (Soft) 10. Suddenly, Tomorrow Came…A History of the Johnson Space Center. NASA SP-4307 11. On the Shoulders of Titans, Hacker and Grimwood, NASA SP-4203 (soft) 12. Chariots for Apollo, Brooks Grimwood Swenson, NASA SP-4205 (soft) 13. The Partnership: A History of the Apollo-Soyuz Test Project, NASA SP-4209 (soft) 14. Lunar Impact: A History of Project Ranger, NASA SP-4210 (soft) 15. Skylab: A Chronology, Newkirk Ertel NASA SP-4011 (soft) 16. This New Ocean, Swenson Grimwood Alexander, NASA SP-4201 (soft) 17.Stages to Saturn, Bilstein, NASA SP-4206 (soft) 18. Moonport, A History of Apollo Launch Facilities and their Operations, Benson and Faherty, NASA SP-4204 (soft) 19. Managing NASA in the Apollo Era, NASA SP-4109 (soft) 20. Russians in Space (Wall) 21. Sputnik, Paul Dickson 22. Read You Loud and Clear 23. Apollo: A View From Orbit 24. On Mars 25. Space Odyssey, Michael Benson 26. Carl Sagan: The Demon Haunted World, 1995 27. Liftoff by Michael Collins 28. Civilian Space Stations and the US Future in Space, OTA, 1984 29. Pioneering the Space Frontier, Report of the National Commission on Space, 1986 30. Pale Blue Dot, Carl Sagan, 1994 31. Round Trip to Orbit: Human Spaceflight Alternatives, OTA 32. Entering Space, Robert Zubrin 33. From the Earth to the Moon, Jules Verne, 2001 34. The Book of Mars, NASA, SP-179, hardcover 35. The High Road, by Ben Bova, 1981 36. America at Threshold: America’s Space Exploration Initiative, 1991 37. Civilian Space Policy and Applications, OTA, 1982 38. Space Activities of the United Nations and International Organizations, UN, 1986 39. Setting Space Transportation Policy for the 1990s, OTA, 1986 40. The National Space Transportation Policy: Issues for Congress, OTA, 1995 41. Launch Options for the Future, Congress, 1988 42. The Future of Remote Sensing from Space: Civilian Satellite Systems and Applications, OTA, 1993 43. International Space Technical Applications, AAS 19th Goddard Memorial Symposium, Vol 52, 1981 44. US Access to Space, Launch Vehicle Choices for 1990-2010, RAND, Scott Pace, 1990 45. Aeronautics and Space Report of the President, 1988 Activities 46. Deep Space Chronicle, 1958-2000, NASA SP-2002-4524 47. History of the Watervliet Arsenal, 1813-1963 48. NASA Commercial Programs, A Progress Report, 1988 49. Accessing Space: A Catalogue of Process, Equipment and Resources for Commercial Users, NASA, 1990 50. Report of the Advisory Committee on the Future of the US Space Program, 1990 51. A Post-Cold War Assessment of US Space Policy, Vice President, 1992 52. The Future of the US Space Industrial Base, Vice President, 1992 53. Remote Sensing and the Private Sector: Issues for Discussion, OTA, 1984 54. Exploring the Moon and Mars: Choices for the Nation, OTA, 1991 55. Report of the Committee on the Space Station of the National Research Council, 1987 56. Encouraging Private Investment in Space Activities, CBO, 1991 57. Space Technology to Meet Future Needs, National Academy Press, 1987 58. The Space Industry: Trade Related Issues, OECD, 1985 59. Guide to ELVs and the Commercial Launch Market, Space Business News, 1986 60. From Earth to Orbit: An Assessment of Transportation Options, National Research Council, 1992 61. Charting the Course: US Space Enterprise and Space Industrial Competitiveness, 1989 About The Space 3.0 Foundation Established in 2019, SPACE 3.0 is a 501(c)(3) charitable institution that is building an endowment in order to fund projects related to the preservation of space history and empowering entrepreneurs and visionaries. Its “One Small Step” grants provide $250-$1,000 for worthy activities that help the Foundation target its mission and goals. Among the projects supported by SPACE 3.0 are the continued publication of the peer-reviewed history journal, “Quest: The History of Spaceflight Quarterly;” the management and expansion of the Space Business & Commerce Archives; and creation of Space History Challenge™ quizzes to engage and educate. At its core, the Foundation is an organization created by tax-deductible gifts from generous people committed to our mission and activities. 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