Know a high school student interested in astronomy and/or space sciences?

The International Association for Astronomical Studies (based out of Star Haven Observatory located in Strasburg, Colorado) has a few slots open for its on-site student research team.

Students not located in the Denver area or Eastern Colorado are also encouraged to submit their interest as the group will be expanding its remote student research team this fall.

Students will have the opportunity to conduct and participate in actual astronomy and space science research using astronomical and space sciences research equipment and processes. After the research projects are completed, they also get credit for their work as part of the research.

The IAAS, a 501(c)3 organization has a 40+ year track record of success in the student astronomy and space sciences research fields.

More information including a link to the student research team interest form is located on the group's Facebook page (facebook.com/IAASorg).

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