Chippewa Hills High School, Remus, Michigan
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Mr. DeWolf was part of the 2008 class of the Spitzer Space Telescope Research Program for Teachers and Students.
Many NITARP alumni helped us out with reviewing the NITARP 2022 proposals. Scientists who helped include Chris Gelino, Mike Kuhn, and Julian van Eyken. Thanks to all!
Despite the global pandemic, many NITARP alumni helped us out with reviewing the NITARP 2020 proposals! Scientists who helped include Tiffany Meshkat, Patrick Lowrance, Mike Werner, Seppo Laine, and Julian van Eyken. Thanks to all!
Many NITARP alumni helped us out with reviewing the NITARP 2018 proposals! Scientists who helped include Babar Ali, Calen Henderson, Tiffany Meshkat, and Julian Van Eyken. Thanks to all!
Many NITARP alumni helped us out with reviewing the NITARP 2015 proposals! Scientists who helped include B. Berriman, J. Krick, P. Lowrance, P. McGehee, R. Millan-Gabet, B. Rusholme, and J. van Eyken. Thanks to all!
Both NITARP 2014 teams submitted research proposals. Several NITARP alumni helped review them.
Mr. DeWolf has been named as one of the first-year MAVEN Educator Ambassadors. Way to go!
Several NITARP current participants and alumni will be at the NSTA in Texas this week.
All four main NITARP 2013 teams submitted research proposals. Several NITARP alumni helped review them.
The regular NITARP 2012 teams submitted research proposals. Several NITARP alumni helped review their proposals.
Two of our NITARP/Spitzer alumni -- Cris DeWolf and Peggy Piper -- have been selected to be part of the inaugural SOFIA Airborne Astronomy Ambassadors program! Way to go!!
(Added in 2013 - Theresa Paulsen, new member of the NITARP 2013 class, was also part of this inaugural SOFIA group.)
The NITARP class of 2011 all submitted research proposals. Several NITARP alumni helped review proposals from the NITARP 2011 teams. (A BIG thank you to Dr. Geoff Bryden, who has volunteered to chair this committee.)
I wanted to share this with you about one of the students I had on our team that explored star formation in Lynds dark nebulae (LDNs) [in 2008]. [He has since become involved with a big Air Force program at Michigan Tech in 2012.] [He] has often thanked me for getting him involved in NITARP research, having used that experience, in part, to get access to programs such as MTU's Aerospace Enterprise.