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- CfA’s Annual Toys for Tots
CfA’s annual Toys for Tots box is now in the lobby and will be there until Thursday, December 12! Through the gift of a new toy or book, the Toys for Tots program brings the joy of gifts and sends a message of hope to America’s disadvantaged children. Join our partnership with HUPD and the U.S Marine Corps in… - CfA-Wide Thanksgiving Lunch Buffet
Thanksgiving Lunch Buffet Menu Thanksgiving Day Salad A Delicious Assortment of Mixed Greens, Sliced Apples, Dried Cranberries, *Blue Cheese & Sweet Candied Pecans served with Apple Cider Dressing *Cheese and nuts served on the sideVEGAN/GLUTEN FREE OPTION Turkey Carving Station Stuffed Mini Acorn Squash Acorn Squash stuffed with Quinoa, Apple, Cranberries, Onions, Celery, and Sage… - Karin Oberg Awarded AASL’s Barry Prize for Distinguished Intellectual Achievement
Winner of the Barry Prize, 2024 The prize citation for Dr. Öberg‘s Barry Prize reads: “Karin Öberg’s research has broken new ground in our knowledge of the stars, while reminding us of the wonder and beauty that inspire scientific inquiry. Her pioneering observations of the molecular composition of protoplanetary disks have revolutionized our understanding of the… - Spark 2024 – STEM Fair in Dorchester – October 2024
On October 25th, Philippe Reekie and astronomer Ernesto Camacho Iñiguez organized and facilitated a space science engagement booth in Dorchester. Together, they connected with students from a school where 98% identify as Black, Indigenous, or People of Color (BIPOC), creating an inviting space for them to explore the universe and envision futures in STEM…. - Comet-Themed Public Observatory Night
On October 24th, 2024, Philippe Reekie, our Outreach Manager, hosted a Comet-Themed Public Observatory Night. The evening began with two incredible talks by Michael Rudenko and Mike Alexandersen, titled “Comets, Kings, and Curious Things” and “Planetary Defense: How Ready Are We for a Potential Impact?” respectively. The idea for the theme came from Rudenko, as… - Grad student Claire Lamman named a recipient of the NAS Eric and Wendy Schmidt Awards for Excellence in Science Communications
Harvard Astronomy graduate student Claire Lamman has been named as a recipient of the NAS Eric and Wendy Schmidt Awards for Excellence in Science Communications. Claire is one of 3 grad student winners across all science fields! The citation reads: “Claire Lamman makes complex topics accessible with creativity and innovation. Her use of unique and…
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