Graduation 2021
In May 2021 we celebrated the following students receiving degrees: seventeen undergrad Astronomy Majors, one Astronomical Studies minor, six Astronomy minors, five graduate students who defended in Summer 2020, two who graduated in May 2021, and three who will graduate very soon.
Professor Don McCarthy organized another great virtual departmental graduation with Nobel Laureate (and former Hubble Fellow at The University of Arizona) Dr Andrea Ghez as the main speaker. You can see a video of the graduation HERE. A transacript of Dr Ghez's talk can be read HERE.
Congratulations to the undergraduate majors and minors and recent PhDs.
Undergrad Majors: Magda Fernanda Andrade Alcantar, Sarah Renee DeSantis, Danielle Ashley Dickinson, Carter Scott Eckel, Maria Elise Galloway-Sprietsma, Savannah Rose Gramze, Aaron Benjamin Granados, Emery Mark Gunselman, Michael Morgan Hardegree-Ullman, Grace Catherine Hathaway, Adrien Masini, Caroline Elizabeth McCormick...
Guidelines for Steward and Department of Astronomy Return to Campus
(This is the second version of these guidelnes, posted May 19, 2019. UPDATE on June 14- no more Wildcat Wellcheck.)
These guidelines/policies and answers to FAQs are intended to provide information needed for all members of the Steward Observatory and Department of Astronomy communities to continue to work together, from home, on campus, at an off-campus site, or some combination of those locations during the period of time after May 17th and the start of the fall semester (August 2021).
When/if a UArizona policy appears to be in conflict with what you read below, the UArizona policy is the one you should follow.
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ASTR Major Wins Data Visualization Challenge
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