A. Description / Instructions Marshall intends to recruit university Student Design Teams to develop solutions to our current aerospace problems. In doing so, we are soliciting your problems and projects that you believe would make exciting student design topics in which to engage students. Please find the attached form for describing your problem/project. Once collected, these Student Design topics will be posted on a website maintained by the Alabama Space Grant program, available to more than one thousand institutions of higher education. Selection: A university Student Design Team, upon selecting a Marshall Problem Statement, submits a one page proposal which is reviewed and ranked by the subject matter group originating the problem/project. When a team is selected, that university agrees to submission of a final written report, and for a two semester team, delivery of a prototype (if practical), in addition to the final report. At the beginning of the semester in which the team is activated, Marshall will provide $1,000 for a one semester effort, and $2,000 for a two-semester effort. B. Project Template Proposal Template C. MSFC Projects Listing: Available - High Performance Nuclear Thermal Propulsion (NTP) - Mike Houts/ST23 Available - Specimen Holder for Studying Space Enviromental Effects - Tracie Prater/EM04 Available - Phased Array Ultrasonic Testing Roller Probe Design - James Walker/EM21 Available - Lunar Sample Return Vessel – Travis Belcher/EV34 Currently Unavailable - 3D Printed Fiber Optics - Ian Small/ES43 Currently Unavailable - Transonic Wind Tunnel Roll Pod Design – Jim Aaron/ET20 Currently Unavailable - core Flight System (cFS) Generic End-Effector Applications - Marlyn Terek/ES52