astronut
14-06-2006, 09:05 AM
The Macarthur Astronomical Society will be holding its' monthly meeting on Monday 19th June, commencing 7.30pm Sharp.
We meet at U.W.S. Macarthur, Bldg 21a Room 6.
Our speaker will be Melissa Hulbert.
Everyone is Welcome.
If you have any questions please contact me, or visit our website
www.macastro.org.au (http://www.macastro.org.au) John.
(Topic is,Capturing The Cosmos) Melissa Hulbert has a Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Physics/Astrophysics and has been a member of Sutherland Astronomical Society for over 14 years. She has worked for Sydney Observatory for over 13 years, and enjoys bringing the wonders of the night sky to interested people. In the past Melissa has worked as an Assistant Editor/Science Journalist for 2 Australian science magazines and has written presentations for Swinburne University’s online astronomy courses. She was part of the ‘Science in the Pub’ team that won a Eureka Award for Science Promotion in 2000. She currently supervises student projects at Swinburne and teaches astronomy at a local community college. When time allows Melissa likes nothing better than venturing out under the stars (with a few friends) and photographing the night sky.
We meet at U.W.S. Macarthur, Bldg 21a Room 6.
Our speaker will be Melissa Hulbert.
Everyone is Welcome.
If you have any questions please contact me, or visit our website
www.macastro.org.au (http://www.macastro.org.au) John.
(Topic is,Capturing The Cosmos) Melissa Hulbert has a Bachelor of Science (Honours) in Physics/Astrophysics and has been a member of Sutherland Astronomical Society for over 14 years. She has worked for Sydney Observatory for over 13 years, and enjoys bringing the wonders of the night sky to interested people. In the past Melissa has worked as an Assistant Editor/Science Journalist for 2 Australian science magazines and has written presentations for Swinburne University’s online astronomy courses. She was part of the ‘Science in the Pub’ team that won a Eureka Award for Science Promotion in 2000. She currently supervises student projects at Swinburne and teaches astronomy at a local community college. When time allows Melissa likes nothing better than venturing out under the stars (with a few friends) and photographing the night sky.