ARISS Application
Note: U.S. schools and educational organizations please visit https://ariss-usa.org/hosting-an-ariss-contact-in-the-usa/
for application instructions.)
Schools and youth organizations in Europe, Africa and the Middle East please visit http://www.ariss-eu.org/school-contacts for application instructions.)
Congratulations on taking the first step toward a rewarding experience for your entire school!
The ARISS program requires each school to submit an application which must be approved before the school can be scheduled for a contact. The school is asked to design a science and space oriented educational proposal which will be taken into account for the approval of the application.
Please read these instructions before filling out the application. Scroll down this page to the link to download the application.
1. Decide if your school will apply for a direct or a telebridge contact.
2. Complete the application form. Prepare your school's educational proposal. The educational proposal should include information on how your school will:
4. The information that you supply, including names and contact numbers of those involved form your organization will be held in confidence. In compliance with privacy laws on the retention and the processing of personal information, the applicants are invited to complete and sign the authorization statement at the end of section A. This page should be scanned and e-mailed to the ARISS School Selection Manager.
5. An e-mail message will be sent to you confirming the receipt of your application. This message will advise you if your application was accepted for further processing, or the reason(s) it was rejected. If you do not receive an e-mail confirmation within three weeks please resubmit the application. If an e-mail address does not work, please forward your application to any of the other coordinators.
6. Continued communication with ARISS is to be done by e-mail to facilitate exchange of information.
7. The application will be placed in a queue. Approximately 6 months before the contact occurs, an ARISS mentor (coordinator) will be assigned to the school.
8. When a contact date and time has been assigned to you, ARISS will notify you via e-mail. Please reply immediately and acknowledge receipt of that message.
9. Make sure that a signed NASA photo/audio/video/Web site release form is submitted by each student's parent or guardian.
10. The ARISS school mentor will guide you through the contact preparations.
Disclaimer: Neither the ARISS program nor NASA can be held liable in any manner if a scheduled radio contact is not performed. Space operation constraints may force a last minute cancellation. The ARISS contact is an experiment and as such the results of the experiment are not known until the experiment is over.
for application instructions.)
Schools and youth organizations in Europe, Africa and the Middle East please visit http://www.ariss-eu.org/school-contacts for application instructions.)
Congratulations on taking the first step toward a rewarding experience for your entire school!
The ARISS program requires each school to submit an application which must be approved before the school can be scheduled for a contact. The school is asked to design a science and space oriented educational proposal which will be taken into account for the approval of the application.
Please read these instructions before filling out the application. Scroll down this page to the link to download the application.
1. Decide if your school will apply for a direct or a telebridge contact.
- If selecting a telebridge contact, fill out section A of the application only.
- If you wish to do a direct contact, then also fill out section B. Review the current Ground Station recommendations.
2. Complete the application form. Prepare your school's educational proposal. The educational proposal should include information on how your school will:
- integrate this activity into the school curriculum.
- involve as many grade levels as you can (essay contests, planning a Mars outpost, learning to track the ISS, learning about basic circuit boards, poster drawing, letter writing).
- obtain as much media coverage as possible.
- ARISS-Japan, Asia, Pacific and Australia: Satoshi Yasuda, 7M3TJZ
- ARISS-Russia: Soyuz Radioljubitelei Rossii (SRR)
- ARISS-Canada and the Americas, except USA: Steve McFarlane, VE3TBD
4. The information that you supply, including names and contact numbers of those involved form your organization will be held in confidence. In compliance with privacy laws on the retention and the processing of personal information, the applicants are invited to complete and sign the authorization statement at the end of section A. This page should be scanned and e-mailed to the ARISS School Selection Manager.
5. An e-mail message will be sent to you confirming the receipt of your application. This message will advise you if your application was accepted for further processing, or the reason(s) it was rejected. If you do not receive an e-mail confirmation within three weeks please resubmit the application. If an e-mail address does not work, please forward your application to any of the other coordinators.
6. Continued communication with ARISS is to be done by e-mail to facilitate exchange of information.
7. The application will be placed in a queue. Approximately 6 months before the contact occurs, an ARISS mentor (coordinator) will be assigned to the school.
8. When a contact date and time has been assigned to you, ARISS will notify you via e-mail. Please reply immediately and acknowledge receipt of that message.
9. Make sure that a signed NASA photo/audio/video/Web site release form is submitted by each student's parent or guardian.
10. The ARISS school mentor will guide you through the contact preparations.
Disclaimer: Neither the ARISS program nor NASA can be held liable in any manner if a scheduled radio contact is not performed. Space operation constraints may force a last minute cancellation. The ARISS contact is an experiment and as such the results of the experiment are not known until the experiment is over.
