Cornerstones of Science
Cornerstones of Science
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Mission
Cornerstones of Science works with public libraries to create science programs that spark curiosity and foster a deeper understanding of the world around us.
About
NASA@ My Library is a grant-funded program in collaboration with PI Space Science institute. Cornerstones role within this program includes: 1) kit development; 2) assisting 18 state libraries promote NASA, earth and space science materials, training and resources to their respective libraries; and 3) piloting a research project that analyzes how to increase "situated interest" via library bulletin boards to encourage individual motivation to want to learn more about NASA, earth and space science.
