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WGPAC and Its Members

The AAS's Working Group on Professional-Amateur Collaboration was created in 1999 to foster research that utilizes contributions from amateur observers the world over. Its members represent many astronomical groups — and they have a common interest in seeing amateur astronomers develop to their fullest potential.

Richard Tresch Fienberg (chair)
Sky & Telescope magazine

Douglas S. Hall
Cornell University

Arne Anthon Henden
Amer. Assoc. of Variable Star Observers

Dale E. Mais
Mais Observatory

Robert E. Stencel
University of Denver

Janet A. Stevens
Astronomical League

Jeff L. Stoner
Bearclan Consulting

David G. Turner
St. Mary's University



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