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NASA Grant Question
Hey all,
Our team is a rookie team being funded by a NASA Program Growth Grant. I'm looking into what we need to do to keep getting funding from NASA, and I can't tell from the robotics.nasa.gov website whether or not we are required to submit a Chairman's Award Submission or something like that. Does anyone have experience in this realm? Are we required to submit a Chairman's Award Submission to FIRST and NASA? Do we just need to submit something like that to NASA? 
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19-02-2013, 21:22
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Re: NASA Grant Question
We are a NASA grant recipient as well. According to both FIRST AND NASA (I consulted both last month about this topic) you must submit the Chairman's Award online by noon Thursday!
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20-02-2013, 12:02
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Re: NASA Grant Question
Rookie teams aren't eligible to submit an actual CA entry. You're supposed to send the equivalent of one to NASA.
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