City Lights Astronomical Society for Student

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City Lights Astronomical Society for Student is to take astronomy into urban areas and to show young people that they have choices when it comes to interests, that students can be interested in science either as a hobby, or as a career, as well as follow traditional pursuits. Our goal is to provide service to the underserved areas of our community. Membership in CLASS is open to any student regardless of race, religion, national origin, gender, or creed because we celebrate our diversity.

John Wagoner - President - CLASS

Contents 1 Membership 2 Awards and Recognition 3 Clubs and Certification Programs 4 Outreach 5 External Links

Membership

People join the Astronomical League by joining one of its member clubs, or by paying dues as a Member at Large.

Awards and Recognition

Clubs and Certification Programs

Observing Programs

Anyone anywhere in the world is eligible to participate in our observing programs.

Naked Eye Observing Program

Binocular Observing Program

Telescope Observing Program

Wagoner 100

The Wagoner 100 is an observing program for advanced amateur astronomers with larger telescopes.

Outreach

External Links

City Lights Astronomical Society for Student Website