Sun, Earth, Universe Exhibition Application

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Sun, Earth, Universe Exhibition Application Your Name and Organization In collaboration with NASA, the National Informal STEM Education Network (NISE Net) is pleased to offer eligible institutions the opportunity to apply for a free Sun, Earth, Universe exhibition. Applications will be accepted through May 1, 2018. Up to fifty (50) copies of the exhibition will be fabricated; all copies will be identical and distributed to museum partners free of charge. Before completing this application please read the application overview carefully. The overview describes the project, eligibility, and reporting requirements, and is available here: http://www.nisenet.org/sunearthuniverse Please note that it is NOT possible to save your work in the SurveyGizmo online form and return for additional edits. Reports left idle for too long will go blank when you progress to the next screen. Please plan to complete the online report in one session. You may want to write your responses in a Word document, save, and then cut and paste that information into this report. You may download the application in PDF and Word document formats here: http://www.nisenet.org/sunearthuniverse 1. Applicant name and contact information First Name Last Name Job Title Organization Address 1

Address 1 Address 2 City/Town State Alabama Alaska American Samoa Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Delaware Federated States of Micronesia Florida Georgia Guam Hawaii Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Marshall Islands Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New York North Carolina North Dakota Country United States

North Dakota Northern Mariana Islands Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Palau Pennsylvania Puerto Rico Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont Virgin Islands Virginia Washington Washington, D.C. West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming Zip Email Address Institution Website Phone Number 2. Please confirm your organization in the pull-down selection below. Organizations are sorted alphabetically by state, then city, and organization. If your organization is not listed, please choose "OTHER" at the bottom of the list. AK, Anchorage, Alaska Museum of Science and Nature AK, Anchorage, Anchorage Museum AK, Fairbanks, Fairbanks Children's Museum AK, Fairbanks, University of Alaska Fairbanks - EarthScope National Office

WA, Lynwood, National Girls Collaborative Project WA, Mukilteo, Future of Flight Aviation Center & Boeing Tour WA, OIympia, WET Science Center WA, Olympia, Hands On Children's Museum WA, Pullman, Palouse Discovery Science Center WA, Seattle, Pacific Science Center WA, Seattle, Seattle Hub for Industry-driven Nanotechnology Education (SHINE) (NSCC) WA, Seattle, University of Washington, Earth and Space Sciences (Northwest Earth and Space S WA, Spokane, Mobius Spokane (Mobius Kids and Mobius Science Center) WA, Tacoma, Children's Museum of Tacoma WA, Vancouver, Washington State University - Vancouver WA, Walla Walla, The Children's Museum of Walla Walla WI, Appleton, Paper Discovery Center WI, Appleton, The Building for Kids WI, Beloit, Beloit College WI, Eagle River, Northwoods Children's Museum WI, Eau Claire, Children's Museum of Eau Claire WI, Eau Claire, University of Wisconsin, Eau Claire WI, Green Bay, The Children's Museum of Green Bay WI, La Crosse, Children's Museum of LaCrosse WI, Madison, Madison Children's Museum WI, Madison, Madison Science Museum WI, Madison, Morgridge Institute for Research WI, Madison, University of Wisconsin - Madison, Life Sciences Communication WI, Madison, University of Wisconsin, Madison WI, Madison, University of Wisconsin, Madison MRSEC WI, Madison, University of Wisconsin, Madison, Nanoscale Science and Engineering Center WI, Madison, Wisconsin Science Museum WI, Milwaukee, Betty Brinn Children's Museum WI, Milwaukee, Milwaukee Public Museum WI, Platteville, University of Wisconsin, Platteville WI, Sheboygan, Above & Beyond Children's Museum WI, Sheboygan, Spaceport Sheboygan WI, Wisconsin Rapids, Mid-State Technical College WV, Greenbank, Green Bank Telescope WV, Huntington, Marshall University - West Virginia Science Adventures WV, Morgantown, NanoSAFE, West Virginia University WV, Morgantown, Spark! Imagination and Science Center WY, Casper, The Science Zone WY, Lander, Lander Children's Museum OTHER Organization Information

3. Which best describes your organization? museum / science center / informal science education organization college / university other (please describe) 4. If your organization is a museum, please check boxes to indicate all types that apply: science or technology museum / science center children's museum art or history museum natural history museum or nature center emerging or developing museum planetarium observatory NASA Visitor Center other (please specify) N/A

5. Budget: What is the annual operating budget of your museum or organization? under $250,000 $250,000 - $500,000 $500,000 - $1 million $1 - $2.5 million $2.5 - $6.5 million over $6.5 million Comment about annual operating budget (if needed) 6. Setting: Please categorize your organization's location. urban - large city (> 250,000) urban - mid-sized city (100,000-250,000) urban - small city (< 100,000 ) suburban rural 7. Annual On-Site Attendance: How many visitors does your organization reach each year at your facility? If you do not serve on-site visitors at your facility, please enter zero. Please enter numbers only.

8. Annual On-Site Attendance Comments: Please briefly describe how your organization determines annual on-site attendance. For example, do you use ticket sales, gate entrance, program registration, visitor logs, staff estimates, or other ways to estimate? (Limit: 300 words) Describe Your Plans 9. Describe your overall plans for hosting and displaying the exhibition: Briefly describe why your organization wants the exhibition and how it will benefit your audience. (Limit: 300 words) 10. Minimum Display Commitment: Do you agree to publicly display and maintain the exhibition in its entirety for a minimum of one year? Yes No

11. Longer Display Commitment: Preference will be given to applicants who plan to keep the exhibition on display beyond the required one year display period. Additional consideration will be given for applicants who include plans for displaying the exhibition for three or more years. This display period may include sharing. Do you plan to display the exhibition to the public beyond the one year minimum display requirement? If so, please describe your overall plans below. No Yes (please describe length of time)

12. Delivery Window Timeline Preferences Exhibitions will be fabricated on a rolling schedule and delivered to successful applicants between July 2018-July 2019. We cannot currently promise any specific delivery date at this time, however, we realize that some time periods will be better for you than others. We are curious to learn about your preferred and possible delivery windows. Please let us know if an earlier, middle or later delivery window within the July 2018 - July 2019 dates are better for your institution? Also let us know if ANY of these delivery windows work for you? If your institution is awarded an exhibition, we will do our best to accommodate your needs; we will keep in touch with successful applicants so they can be as prepared as possible for delivery. Sharing Among Multiple Institutions 13. Are you willing to share the exhibition with another location? Please note that sharing is NOT required. Yes No

14. Sharing of exhibition: If you are planning to share the exhibition with additional institutions at different locations, please describe how you plan to share the exhibition and include a general timeline. Then list the institutions below. If you are not planning to share the mini-exhibition among different institutions, please write "N/A" Institution #2 Organization Name City State Average Annual Visitor Attendance (#)

Institution #3 Organization Name City State Average Annual Visitor Attendance (#) Institution #4 Organization Name City State Average Annual Visitor Attendance (#)

More than 4 Institutions? If you are planning to share the exhibition among more than 4 institutions, please list the names of the other organizations below: Audiences and Programming 15. Audience: Please describe the audience you plan to reach with the exhibition. The NISE Network intends the exhibition to reach a wide geographic distribution within the United States, as well as traditionally underserved and underrepresented audiences. If you are planning to share the exhibition among multiple organizations, please include audiences for all the locations.

16. Audiences Please categorize the audiences you hope to reach with the exhibition (please check all that apply): racial and ethnic minorities / communities of color American Indian / Alaska Native low-income / lower socio-economic status girls at-risk youth Spanish-speaking audiences other non-native English speakers disabled / differently abled rural city other underserved audiences * N/A

17. Programming or Additional Educational Experiences: Please describe any additional programming or educational experiences you plan to offer in conjunction with the exhibition. For facilitated experiences, please indicate how often you expect them to be available to the public. If you are collaborating with local scientists to offer programming, please describe. If you are planning to share the exhibition among multiple organizations, please include plans for all the locations. Ownership Agreement and Delivery Details 18. Legal name of your organization (for ownership agreement purposes):

19. Name of person authorized to sign legal agreements on behalf of your organization: First Name Last Name Title Email Phone Number 20. Name of primary contact to be included in ownership agreement: First Name Last Name Title Email Phone Number

21. Name of contact person for receiving shipment: Delivery truck drivers may call this number the day of the delivery, please be sure to include the best phone number(s). First Name Last Name Title Email Phone Number Additional Phone Number

22. Delivery Location The exhibition will be delivered on multiple pallets in a large semi-truck. Please tell us the specific street address where you can receive the delivery Do you have a loading dock that can accommodate a semi-truck Yes No Not sure Do you need a delivery truck with a lift-gate? Yes No Not sure Is there anything else you want to tell us about the delivery location to help make the delivery as smooth as possible? Use agreement

If you are selected to receive an exhibition, you are expected to comply with the display and ownership commitment as described in detail in the overview; this includes: display the complete exhibition for at least one year own and maintain the exhibition report yearly for up to three years sign a display and ownership agreement 23. Do you agree to these terms? * Yes No Application complete

Thank you! Your application for a copy of the NISE Network Sun, Earth, Universe exhibition is now complete. You should receive an automated email from Thai Chang of the Science Museum of Minnesota (tchang@smm.org) with a PDF of your application attached; you may need to check your email spam filter for the automated email. You will be contacted by a NISE Network representative if there are additional questions about your application. You can expect to hear about the status of your application by the end of June 2018. If your status changes or you have additional questions, feel free to contact us at tchang@smm.org ------------------------- This material is based upon work supported by NASA under cooperative agreement award number NNX16AC67A. Any opinions, findings, and conclusions or recommendations expressed in this material are those of the author(s) and do not necessarily reflect the view of the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA).