Changes between Version 3 and Version 4 of Outreach/FETTU


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10/01/09 12:07:09 (17 years ago)
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    11= From Earth to the Universe Photography Exhibition =
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    3 Columbia University will be hosting the "From Earth to the Universe" astrophotography exhibition from Monday, October 5 through Monday, October 12 in front of Butler Library.  This project consists of 25 3x3 foot double-sided panels with spectacular views of our Universe coupled with scientific descriptions.  Although the displays will remain up 24/7 during this period, we will have a table setup in front of the exhibit just South of the Sundial from 9AM to 7PM.  This table will have lots of free astronomy materials (posters, postcards, images, books, etc.) as well as advertisements for our other astronomy outreach events to give away to attendees.  We need volunteers to staff this table.  Please edit the wiki and sign yourself up for one or more slots below.
     3Columbia University will be hosting the "From Earth to the Universe" astrophotography exhibition from Monday, October 5 through Monday, October 12 in front of Butler Library.  This project consists of 25 3x3 foot double-sided panels with spectacular views of our Universe coupled with scientific descriptions.  Although the displays will remain up 24/7 during this period, we will have a table setup in front of the exhibit just South of the Sundial from 9AM to 7PM.  This table will have lots of free astronomy materials (posters, postcards, images, books, etc.), a Galileoscope and a small solar telescope, as well as advertisements for our other astronomy outreach events to give away to attendees.  We need volunteers to staff this table.  Please edit the wiki and sign yourself up for one or more slots below.
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    55For more information about the exhibit, please see the [http://outreach.astro.columbia.edu/ outreach website].
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    1010 * handing out evaluations to willing attendees
    1111 * using the tally-counter to count the number of people who visit the exhibit
     12 * showing people views through the Galileoscope and the solar telescope
    1213 * positively representing astronomy to the public (being happy, helpful, etc.)
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