Art Talk with DIANE TURNSHEK "The Endangered Natural Beauty of the Night Sky"
THIS SATURDAY. 5 TO 6PM FREE EVENT Join us for a talk by Diane Turnshek and take a tour through the cosmos in appreciation of a dwindling natural resource, our night sky! ( please RSVP responding to this email) Diane is currently working with the city of Pittsburgh to bring back the dark skies so important for the birds, bees, plants, and humans. Diane's Education & Professional Experience M.S.: University of Arizona, Astronomy (1981) B.Sc.: Villanova University, Astronomy (1977) Special Lecturer, Carnegie Mellon University, 2012 Adjunct Faculty, Physics Department, St. Vincent College, 2003–11 Adjunct Lecturer, Department of Physics and Astronomy, University of Pittsburgh, 2001– Present *at Christine Frechard Gallery 5126 Butler Street, Pittsburgh PA 15201*
THIS SATURDAY. 5 TO 6PM FREE EVENT Join us for a talk by Diane Turnshek and take a tour through the cosmos in appreciation of a dwindling natural resource, our night sky! ( please RSVP responding to this email) Diane is currently working with the city of Pittsburgh to bring back the dark skies so important for the birds, bees, plants, and humans. Diane's Education & Professional Experience M.S.: University of Arizona, Astronomy (1981) B.Sc.: Villanova University, Astronomy (1977) Special Lecturer, Carnegie Mellon University, 2012 Adjunct Faculty, Physics Department, St. Vincent College, 2003–11 Adjunct Lecturer, Department of Physics and Astronomy, University of Pittsburgh, 2001– Present *at Christine Frechard Gallery 5126 Butler Street, Pittsburgh PA 15201*
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Christine Frechard