FREE HELP SESSIONS!!!
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ATOMM offers FREE HELP SESSION for Astronomy students in ASTR 170H, 250, 300A and 300B (and potentially other astro and physics courses).
When & Where (FALL 2026):
•Monday: Noon - 2pm AND 4pm-5pm in Parker Library
•Tuesday: 3pm - 4pm in Parker Library
•Wednesday: 12:30pm – 3pm AND 4p – 5pm in Parker Library
•Thursday: 3pm - 4pm in Parker Library
•Friday: 12:30pm-1:45pm in Parker Library
https://astro.arizona.edu/academics/undergraduate-major/atomm
You are invited to join us for our Steward Observatory Fall 2026 Astronomy Science Symposium. It will be held on Friday, October 16 at LPL Kuiper Building Room 308. We encourage interested students, graduate students, post-docs, faculty, and staff to participate. This is a community-building event and an opportunity to share and learn about the latest research being conducted at Steward Observatory and related units involved in space sciences. Most presentations/talks will be short (5 minutes plus 2 minutes for questions).
Speakers from related departments/units are welcome (students and faculty in CBC, LPL/Planetary Sciences, Physics, James C. Wyant College of Optical Sciences, COE, etc.). Staff are also encouraged to present. Please pass on to anyone who may be interested.
Draft Schedule:
9:00 am Welcome - Morning Session
11:45 pm Morning session concludes
12:00 pm Lunch at Steward Observatory Courtyard
You must RSVP below if you are planning to attend lunch
1:15 pm Afternoon Session
4:00 pm Conclude
If you are not speaking and would like to participate in lunch, you must RSVP for lunch We will provide a box lunch which includes an option of a sandwich/wrap/salad, chips, fruit cup, cookie, and beverages. Registration deadline September 30, 2026
If you are interested in helping with the Symposium Organizing Committee, please contact Cathi Duncan cduncanf@arizona.edu
Our meetings have student presentations, current news in astronomy, astrophotography, and more! We also have student outreach opportunities, star parties around Tucson, including Mt Bigelow and Kitt Peak. Stay tuned; we are trying some new things this year!
Website: www.uofaastroclub.org
Email: uaastroclub@gmail.com
Instagram: @uaastroclub
https://arizona.zoom.us/j/86168716731
On behalf of Physicists for Inclusion & Equity (PIE), we'd like to give a warm (Tucson) welcome to the incoming cohorts of grads and undergrads, and say welcome back to everyone else! For all our lovely new folks, PIE is a student-led club that serves as a forum for underrepresented groups and gender minorities in the physics community. We aim to promote an inclusive and respectful atmosphere in the department (and beyond) through physics education and outreach events. If you'd like to get involved with us, please add yourself to our email chain and/or hop on our Discord server!
Aside from weekly meetings, here's a peek at some events we have in store for the semester (more details will be relayed through the PIE email chain + Discord):
Cultural Events: Learn about traditions, history, and food from fellow physicists!
Pizza & Profs: Eat some 'za and get to know different physics faculty members.
Yap About Physics (YAP): A physics journal club geared toward undergrads!
Slice of Pie: Learn about your colleagues' nerdy (not-necessarily-physics) interests! (Contact one of our officers if you have a special interest to share and we'll put you on the schedule.)
Oodles of outreach opportunities: Volunteer at various physics-education events for K-12 students and members of the public!
Discord: https://discord.gg/k3ye3CRrB
Thursday Evenings // SUNSET // UA MALL BY LIBRARY
You are welcome to observe the sky, and interact together, every Thursday night on the UA mall by the Main Library. Dr. Don McCarthy (Astronomy Prof. and former Director of the Undergraduate Program) enjoys providing this opportunity for anyone interested. Experience the day/night sky, see some unusual phenomena, and, especially, interact informally with each other about life, courses, research, observing equipment, hobbies, STEM opportunities, etc. Lots of fun, laughter, good advice, and a great way to unwind near the end of a long week.
Come for any amount of time, relax, and even eat pizza. We begin prior to sunset and continue until ~8 PM.
To receive weekly text-reminders (timing, weather cancellations, special events, etc.), please go to Remind.com, create an account or download the "app." Then, select 'add a class' and choose one of these two 'class codes': 'astrobs' or 'astrobs2'.
For questions, please email Dr. Don McCarthy - mccarthd@arizona.edu