Events Topics:

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Past Meetings

Other Workshops, Conferences and Events

Cosmos in the Classroom

Public Lectures

Tours & Travel

Special Events

Past Annual Meetings of the Astronomical Society of the Pacific

2011: Baltimore, Maryland

2010: University of Colorado at Boulder

2009: Millbrae, California

2008: St. Louis, Missouri

2007: Chicago, Illinois

2006: Baltimore, Maryland

2005: Tucson, Arizona

2004: Berkeley, California

2003: Berkeley, California

2002: Berkeley, California

2001: St. Paul, Minnesota

Symposium:
The High-Energy Universe at Sharp Focus: A Symposium of Chandra Science

2000: Pasadena, California

Symposia:
1. From Dust to Life: Surviving the First Billion Years of the Solar System;
2. Cosmos in the Classroom: Teaching Intro Astronomy for Non-science Majors

1999: Toronto, Canada (U. of Toronto) with RASC and AAVSO

Symposium:
Amateur-Professional Partnerships in Astronomy Research & Education

1998: Albuquerque, New Mexico (U. of New Mexico & Lodestar)

Symposia:
1. Adaptive Optics & Interferometry for the 21st Century;
2. Teaching Astronomy to Non-science Majors

1997: Chicago, Illinois (U. of Chicago & Adler Planetarium)

Symposium:
Astrophysics from Antarctica

1996: Santa Clara, California (NASA Ames Research Center)

Symposia:
1. From Stardust to Planetesimals
2. Teaching Astronomy in Community Colleges

1995: College Park, Maryland (U. of Maryland)

Symposia:
1. Astronomy Education -- Current Developments, Future Coordination
2. Clusters, Lensing, and the Future of the Universe

1994: Flagstaff, Arizona (Lowell Observatory & Northern Arizona U.)

Symposia:
1. Completing the Inventory of the Solar System
2. Multiple-Telescope Robotic Observatories

1993: San Diego, California (San Diego State University)

Symposia:
1. Interacting Binary Stars
2. Optical Astronomy from the Earth & Moon

1992: Madison, Wisconsin (U. of Wisconsin)

Symposium:
Massive Stars: Their Lives in the Interstellar Medium

1991: Laramie, Wyoming (U. of Wyoming)

Symposia:
1. Scientific Results from High-resolution Studies in Astronomy
2. Robotic Telescopes for the 1990s

1990: Boston, Massachusetts (Boston U.)

Symposia:
1. The Formation and Evolution of Star Clusters
2. Automated Observatories and Global Networking

1989: Berkeley, California (U. of California, Berkeley) CENTENNIAL MEETING

Symposia:
1. The Evolution of the Universe of Galaxies (Hubble Memorial Symp.)
2. The Evolution of the Interstellar Medium
3. The Evolution of Planetary Systems

1988: Victoria, Canada (U. of Victoria, Dominion Astrophysical Observatory)

Symposium:
The Extra-galactic Distance Scale

1987: Claremont, California (Pomona Coll.)

Symposium:
Cool Stars and Galactic Structure

1986: Boulder, Colorado (U. of Colorado)

Symposium:
Starbursts and Very Young Stars

1985: Flagstaff, Arizona (Northern Arizona U. & Lowell Obs.)

Symposium:
New Directions in Asteroid and Comet Research

1984: Santa Cruz, California (U. of California, Santa Cruz)

Symposium:
Stellar Populations

1983: Kona, Hawaii (U. of Hawaii)

Symposium:
The Renaissance of High-Resolution Spectroscopy

1982: San Diego, California (U. of California, San Diego)

Symposium:
Active Extragalactic Objects

1981: Seattle, Washington (U. of Washington)

Symposium:
Red Giants, Degenerate Stars, Black Holes: Stellar Evolution Beyond the Main Sequence

1980: Tucson, Arizona (U. of Arizona)

Symposium:
The Importance of Ground-based Astronomy in the Space Age;
had the first Universe in the Classroom teachers' workshop

1979: Rohnert Park, California (Sonoma State U.)

Symposium:
Active Galaxies and Quasars