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The NASA JOVE program was developed with a threefold purpose: (1) to assist in the strengthening of research in US universities; (2) to encourage students to choose careers related to the space program; and (3) to encourage outreach and contacts among university faculty and others related to NASA's mission. Here, the author examines the impact of the JOVE program on university senior design projects in the USA.