AAS 197, January 2001
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Session 87. Innovations in Teaching Astronomy II
Joint Display, Wednesday, January 10, 2001,
9:30am-7:00pm, Exhibit Hall
- 87.01 Research Experience for Teachers at NRAO-Green Bank: Measuring HI Luminosity-linewidth Profiles of Faint Galaxies\\
- T. S. Spuck (Oil City Area Sr. High School), J. R. Fisher (NRAO)
- 87.02 Research Experience for Teachers at NRAO-Green Bank: Predicting Good Observing Periods for High Frequency Radio Astronomy
- A.A. Maciolek (Grosse Pointe North High School), R.J. Maddalena (NRAO)
- 87.03 Research Experience for Teachers at NRAO - Green Bank: Measuring the Opacity of the Sky at 86 GHz
- J. N. Ford (Spencer Middle School), J. A. Braatz (NRAO)
- 87.04 Research Experience for Teachers at NRAO-Green Bank: HI Clouds in the Ursa Major Region of the Milky Way
- T. A. Boyd (Garaway High School), F. J. Lockman (NRAO)
- 87.05 Research Experience for Teachers at NRAO-Green Bank: Comparing the Galactic Plane at 8.35 GHz and 14.35 MHz
- R. H. Welsh (Carver High School of Engineering and Science), G. I. Langston (NRAO)
- 87.06 A Radio Astronomy Curriculum for the Middle School Classroom
- J. Davis (Cloudcroft Schools & NRAO), D. G. Finley (NRAO)
- 87.07 A Virtual Tour of the Radio Astronomy Process
- S. B. Conrad (Espanola Public Schools & NRAO), D. G. Finley, M. J Claussen, J. S. Ulvestad (NRAO)
- 87.08 Molecules in Space: A Chemistry lab using Radio Astronomy
- M. J. Lekberg (Chelmsford High School), P. Pratap (MIT Haystack Observatory)
- 87.09 Real Research In The Classroom - Solar Active Longitudes
- T. Stagg (Girard College), M. Gearen (Punahou HS), S.H. Jacoby (NOAO/EO), H.P. Jones (NASA/GSFC), C.J. Henney, F. Hill (NSO)
- 87.10 Using Stardial in the Classroom
- R. D. Dietz (U. of Northern Colorado), P. R. McCullough (U. of Illinois), M. W. Richmond (RIT), J. N. Heasley (U. of Hawaii)
- 87.11 Light Pollution in Lowndes County, Georgia: An Observational Project for Introductory Astronomy Students
- K.S. Rumstay (Valdosta State University and SARA), VSU Astronomy Students Team
- 87.12 An Urban Remote-Control Observatory
- H.O. Thurman III, G. E. Copeland, D. B. Hanna (Old Dominion University)
- 87.13 Reaching towards 20th Magnitude from a Central Campus Observatory
- D.T. Durig (The University of the South)
- 87.14 Some Astronomy 101 Activities Using Internet Resources
- M.L. West (Montclair State University)
- 87.15 Immersion Astronomy Education at Biosphere 2
- C. D. Garmany (Columbia University: Biosphere 2)
- 87.16 The SARA REU Site Program
- M.A. Wood, T.D. Oswalt (Florida Inst. of Technology and SARA Observatory), SARA Collaboration
- 87.17 Research Experiences for Undergraduates at Cerro Tololo Inter-American Observatory
- D. W. Hoard, R. C. Smith (CTIO)
- 87.18 21-cm Observations with the Morehead Radio Telescope: Involving Undergraduates in Observing Programs
- B.K. Malphrus, M.S. Combs (Morehead State University), J. Kruth (Kruth Microwave Electronics)
- 87.19 Computer Spreadsheet Recreations of Historical Astronomical Observations
- M.H. Slovak, M.I. Kingham (LSU)
- 87.20 "The Search For Object X", a Capstone Laboratory Exercise from Project CLEA
- G.A. Snyder, L.A. Marschall, P.R. Cooper (Gettysburg College)
- 87.21 The Little Thompson Observatory
- A. Schweitzer (Little Thompson Science Foundation (LTSF)), K. VanLew (Front Range Community College), T. Melsheimer (LTSF; Meridian Controls), C. Sackett (LTSF; Johnstown-Milliken school district)
- 87.22 StarTeach Astronomy Education: Building a Comprehensive Educational Outreach Program for K-12 Students
- L.A. Welser, D.H. Bennum (University of Nevada, Reno)
- 87.23 Telescope Technology for Teachers
- M. K. Hemenway, B. J. Armosky (Univ. TX - Austin)
- 87.24 DOING Astronomy Research in High Schools.
- M. A. Nook (St. Cloud State University), D. L. Williams (St. Cloud Apollo High School)
- 87.25 Bringing Pulsating Stars Into the Physics Classroom
- B. W. Carroll, D. A. Ostlie (Weber State University)
- 87.26 Update on the Haystack Observatory Undergraduate Education Program
- P. Pratap, J. E. Salah (MIT Haystack Observatory)
- 87.27 A Small Radio Telescope for Education
- M. L. Cobb (Southeast Missouri State University), P. Pratap, A. E. E. Rogers (MIT Haystack Observatory)
- 87.28 Observational Astronomy for Undergraduate Majors: A Hands-On Approach for Learning Professional Techniques
- G. Doppmann, M. K. Hemenway (Univ. TX - Austin)
- 87.29 A Global Network of Astronomical Telescopes (GNAT) Node as a Tool for Student Research Projects
- R.B. Culver (CSU, GNAT), E.R. Craine (WRC, GNAT)
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