January 29, 2010: McNew & Associates Announce Informational Blog
January 5, 2010: NORAD-NORTHCOM Academic Colloquium
November 15, 2009: NSIC Winners Highlighted at NHDF Symposium
November 7, 2009: Lecture Series: Doing Business with State of Colorado
November 4, 2009: "Counterspace" by Board Member William Scott
September 17, 2009: 9 NEWS Story: Paintball technology helps soldiers
September 10, 2009: High Altitude and Near Space Conference
August 1, 2009: PTAC is Awarded to Colorado
May 5, 2009: National Security Innovation Competition Winners Announced
April 24, 2009: 5th Annual National Veterans Small Business Conference
April 20, 2009: SBDC announces Small Business Conference for Vets
April 7, 2009: Stewart interviewed by Texas A&M about the National Security Innovation Competition
March 9, 2009: NHDF sweetens the pot for NSIC 2009 winners
February 27, 2009: Nation's top universities to compete in National Security Innovation Competition
February 20, 2009: Modified 2008 List of DHS High Priority Technology Needs
January 26, 2009: New US Administration Releases Homeland Security Priorities
January 6, 2009: New Leadership for the Colorado Homeland Defense Alliance
November 1, 2008: NHDF and CHDA Jointly Sponsored Emerging Technologies Day on October 27th, 2008
NSIC 2010

NSIC 2010
Click here to read the most current information about NSIC 2010.
NSIC Application to Compete deadline extended to February 12, 2010.
The purpose of this competition is to stimulate interest by college students in national security-related innovations and expose novel technologies to a broad audience including industry, academic, and government organizations involved in aerospace, defense, security, and first responder activities. Unlike traditional business plan competitions, the goal is not for students to demonstrate how they will exploit the opportunity. Instead, students should apply critical analytical skills to determine why a new technology has the potential to meet an identifiable national security need. At least one student member of the team must have been actively involved in the development of the technology being presented. The technology must not currently be licensed to any business.
The detailed Guidelines for NSIC 2010 are available online. The schedule for NSIC 2010 is:
- A NSIC Application to Compete will be submitted electronically by February 12, 2010
- The team’s Preliminary Round Written Submission is due by March 3, 2010. Finalists will be notified by March 31, 2010.
- The Final Round of competition will be held in Colorado Springs, Colorado on May 7, 2010.
Any questions can be directed to the competition director at NSIC@ColoradoHDA.org or by calling 719-685-7877 x119.
Faculty advisors and administrators are encouraged to post a student announcement in appropriate areas.