Video and Media Challenge

CTE Month® and NASA HUNCH 2024-25 Student Video Challenge

ACTE and NASA HUNCH are excited to host, in our seventh year, the student video challenge, offering students the opportunity to showcase the application of career and technical education (CTE) and project-based learning programs in high-demand career fields on Earth as well as in space. Our hope for this video challenge is to inspire students by sparking their imagination and creativity as well as broadening their knowledge about STEM careers.

Interested in Sponsoring the Video Challenge? Please contact Julia Kendrick at ACTE or Loy W. Trevino at NASA HUNCH if you are interested in sponsoring the video challenge via scholarships to winning students.

2024-25 Video Theme: What is Artemis?

This year’s video challenge is calling on students to showcase CTE courses and careers that are and will be needed to help fulfill current and future NASA missions. The contest is open to students of all ages, including elementary, middle school, high school and postsecondary students in any school or who is homeschooled. Students may enter as individuals or as a team. However, students can submit only one video per year.

We encourage students to watch these videos below – two of the videos were created especially for this video challenge by NASA’s ISS research video producer and a graduate student working on NASA projects at the University of Connecticut. The “We Are NASA” video, with voiceover narration by Mike Rowe, features NASA’s next chapter, returning to the moon to stay and traveling beyond!