NASA Academy is an internship program for college juniors, seniors, and graduate students co-sponsored by participating NASA Centers and state Space Grant Consortia. Participating NASA Centers for 2003 are: Ames Research Center (astrobiology) and Goddard Space Flight Center (earth science, space science, technology). The NASA Academy is made up of competitively selected students from all 50 states, the District of Columbia, and Puerto Rico. These students work on research projects under the direction of some of the most innovative scientists and engineers working for NASA. Students' interests and skills are matched to project requirements, as identified by the student and the researcher. Students also participate in seminars and discussions with government and business leaders on space-related topics. Students who meet the following eligibility requirements are encouraged to apply. WSGC encourages applications from minority groups, women, and the disabled. Student eligibility: Classified as a junior, senior or first year graduate student as of June 1, 2003 Grade point average: B or better U.S. citizen. All applications should be sent to the appropriate NASA Space Flight Center. Final selection is made by a panel of high ranking scientists and engineers, complemented by distinguished university faculty members and a select group of aerospace experts. Funding up to $3,500 will be provided by WSGC for the top two students chosen in Wisconsin. Housing and local transportation are paid for by NASA. Application materials/additional information are available at www.nasa-academy.nasa.gov. Please follow the submission instructions listed for the appropriate NASA Space Flight Center.