2021
What’s Up With the Astronomical League March 2021
You can download the newsletter HERE
More Helpful Links For Our March 2011 75th Anniversary Celebrations
March 75th Anniversary Overview
Here is the link to the 75th Anniversary Page:
https://astroleaguesteam.wixsite.com/75th-anniversary
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Handy Links For Various Award Programs For 2021:
National Young Astronomer Award
Horkheimer Journalism
horkheimerjournalism@astroleague.org
Horkheimer/Parker Imaging Award
horkheimerparker@astroleague.org
Horkheimer Service Awards
horkheimerservice@astroleague.org
Sketching Award
Mabel Sterns Newsletter Award
sternsnewsletter@astroleague.org
Webmaster Award
webmasteraward@astroleague.org
Horkheimer Library Telescope
horkheimerlitel@astroleague.org
For other awards programs that are not on the above list or for general information regarding the various awards programs, please contact the Vice President at vice-president@astroleague.org.
Observing Program Division Announcement – AL 75th Anniversary Observing Challenge
The Astronomical League is 75 years old. There is a new year-long AL Observing Challenge to celebrate this milestone.
Are you up for the Challenge? For more information, go to the AL Observing Challenge web page:
https://test.astroleague.org/al-observing-challenge-special-observing-award
Observing Program Division Announcement – New Youth Astronomer Observing Program
The Council has approved and we are ready to inaugurate the new Youth Astronomer Observing Program. For more information, please review the web page for this new and exciting addition to our flock: https://test.astroleague.org/youth-astronomer-observing-program
This Observing Program is specifically for youth age 17 and younger.
So, maybe you did Sky Puppies, or maybe you are too old to do Sky Puppies, but you are not really ready to take on a full-scale AL Oberving Program. Where should you go next? The Youth Astronomer Observing Award. (Sorry to those over 17 years old, this is not for you…)
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