Welcome to the Colorado Space Grant Consortium on the CU Boulder campus.

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Boulder Students

• DANDE student built satellite during environmental testing

  http://spacegrant.colorado.edu/boulderstudents/boulderprojects/dande

• Students preparing their High Altitude Student Platform (HASP) for vehicle integration

  http://spacegrant.colorado.edu/boulderstudents/boulderprojects/hasp-home

• Student team at the DANDE Launch at VAFB

  Student team at the DANDE Launch at VAFB

  http://dande.colorado.edu

• ALL-STAR Student built 3U CubeSat at delivery

  http://spacegrant.colorado.edu/boulderstudents/boulderprojects/allstar

Click here to learn how to get involved

Design, building, testing and flying sub-orbtial and orbital payloads is challenging and requires the best of everyone involved. This work is typically the type of experience student look forward to getting involved with once they have graduated. However, at the Colorado Space Grant Consortium (COSGC), students are getting this experience before they graduate. If you are interested in getting this experience and giving you the edge to get your career off to a terrific start, get involved with us.

COSGC is a NASA funded organization located on 20 campuses across Colorado. Our vision is to provide Colorado students with experiences in space to prepare them for NASA's future space programs. Our students...

• Design and build satellite systems
• Build and operate telescopes
• Test, fly and control satellites
• Fly high-altitude experiments
• Reach out to K-12 students
• Publish high-tech papers
• Work side-by-side with industry
• Test the latest technology from aerospace companies

All majors from engineering to sciences are encouraged to get involved in  interdisciplinary teams. Contact the Research Manager, Victor Andersen for more information ( This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. ).

Check out the above link and learn more as to how to get involved.

Chris Koehler
Director