April 2022 Virtual Conference Videos
Plenary Session 1: Solar Eclipses and What to Expect in 2023 & 2024
Breakout Session 1.2: A Tour of the 2023 and 2024 North American Solar Eclipses
Plenary Session 1: Solar Eclipses and What to Expect in 2023 & 2024
Speaker: Angela Speck (Univ. of Texas, San Antonio & Co-Chair, AAS Solar Eclipse Task Force).An overview of the upcoming American eclipses and where to see them at their best.
Breakout Session 1.1: Total vs. Annular vs. Partial Solar Eclipses
Breakout Session 1.2: A Tour of the 2023 and 2024 North American Solar Eclipses
Plenary Session 1: Solar Eclipses and What to Expect in 2023 & 2024
Kate Russo (BeingInTheShadow.com): Different types of solar eclipses offer different experiences and require different safety precautions. Is it really worth the effort to get into the path of a total solar eclipse?
Breakout Session 1.2: A Tour of the 2023 and 2024 North American Solar Eclipses
Breakout Session 1.2: A Tour of the 2023 and 2024 North American Solar Eclipses
Breakout Session 1.2: A Tour of the 2023 and 2024 North American Solar Eclipses
Moderator: Michael Zeiler (GreatAmericanEclipse.com): One of the world's foremost eclipse cartographers walks us through the coming eclipses using content from GreatAmericanEclipse.com and his "Atlas of Solar Eclipses" and "Field Guide to the 2023 and 2024 Solar Eclipses."
Plenary Session 2: Eclipse opportunities for educators
Breakout Session 2.2: Engaging with College & University Students, Faculty & Administrators
Breakout Session 1.2: A Tour of the 2023 and 2024 North American Solar Eclipses
K-12 Schools & Districts: Dennis Schatz (Institute for Learning Innovation & National Science Teaching Association)
Eclipse Opportunities for Colleges & Universities: Speaker: Bob Baer (Southern Illinois Univ., Carbondale)
Breakout Session 2.1: Engaging with K-12 Teachers, Principals & Superintendents
Breakout Session 2.2: Engaging with College & University Students, Faculty & Administrators
Breakout Session 2.2: Engaging with College & University Students, Faculty & Administrators
Moderator: Mike Szydlowski (Columbia [Missouri] Public Schools)
Panelists: Dennis Schatz (Institute for Learning Innovation & National Science Teaching Association), Angela Turner (Southwest Independent School District, San Antonio), Theo Wellington (NASA Solar System Ambassador)
Breakout Session 2.2: Engaging with College & University Students, Faculty & Administrators
Breakout Session 2.2: Engaging with College & University Students, Faculty & Administrators
Breakout Session 2.2: Engaging with College & University Students, Faculty & Administrators
Moderator: Bob Baer (Southern Illinois Univ., Carbondale)
Panelists: Angela Speck (Univ. of Texas, San Antonio & Co-Chair, AAS Solar Eclipse Task Force), Amy Keesee (Univ. of New Hampshire)
Plenary Session 3: Preparing Community Partners for Success: Lessons learned from 2017
Plenary Session 3: Preparing Community Partners for Success: Lessons learned from 2017
Plenary Session 3: Preparing Community Partners for Success: Lessons learned from 2017
Vivian White (Astronomical Society of the Pacific); Carmen Pantoja (University of Puerto Rico, Río Piedras), Anne Holland (Space Science Institute), Amy Sayle (Morehead Planetarium & Science Center), Andrew Fraknoi (Univ. of San Francisco / San Francisco State Univ.)
Breakout Session 3.1: Working with Libraries as Community Information Centers
Plenary Session 3: Preparing Community Partners for Success: Lessons learned from 2017
Plenary Session 3: Preparing Community Partners for Success: Lessons learned from 2017
Andrew Fraknoi (Univ. of San Francisco / San Francisco State Univ.), Dennis Schatz (Institute for Learning Innovation & National Science Teaching Association), Anne Holland (Space Science Institute)
Breakout Session 3.2: Engaging with Local, State, & National Parks
Plenary Session 3: Preparing Community Partners for Success: Lessons learned from 2017
Breakout Session 3.2: Engaging with Local, State, & National Parks
Tyler Nordgren (Space Art Travel Bureau), Katie Raney (Texas State Parks), Jennifer Godfrey (Oregon State Parks), Megan Wilkins (National Park Service), Andrea Jones (NASA Goddard Space Flight Center)
Plenary Session 4: The Many Facets of Eclipse Outreach
Breakout Session 4.2: Engaging with Museums, Planetariums & Science Centers
Breakout Session 3.2: Engaging with Local, State, & National Parks
Tyler Nordgren (Space Art Travel Bureau), Katie Raney (Texas State Parks), Jennifer Godfrey (Oregon State Parks), Megan Wilkins (National Park Service), Andrea Jones (NASA Goddard Space Flight Center)
Breakout Session 4.1: Essential Resources for Eclipse Education & Outreach
Breakout Session 4.2: Engaging with Museums, Planetariums & Science Centers
Breakout Session 4.2: Engaging with Museums, Planetariums & Science Centers
Rick Fienberg (Project Manager, AAS Solar Eclipse Task Force). Kelly Korreck (NASA), Dan McGlaun (Eclipse2024.org), Michael Zeiler (GreatAmericanEclipse.com), Fred Espenak (EclipseWise.com & MrEclipse.com)
Breakout Session 4.2: Engaging with Museums, Planetariums & Science Centers
Breakout Session 4.2: Engaging with Museums, Planetariums & Science Centers
Breakout Session 4.2: Engaging with Museums, Planetariums & Science Centers
Michelle Nichols (Adler Planetarium, Mitzi Adams (NASA Marshall Space Flight Center), Derrick Pitts (Franklin Institute), Allyson Bieryla (Center for Astrophysics | Harvard & Smithsonian)
Public lecture: Here We Go Again...and Again: The Great American Eclipses of 2023 & 2024
Angela Speck (Univ. of Texas, San Antonio & Co-Chair, AAS Solar Eclipse Task Force). Learn how and why eclipses happen, and what we will experience during the 2023 annular and 2024 total eclipses.