ANGELA K. SPECK PERSONAL INFORMATION: TEL (work): +1 573 882 8371 ADDRESS (work): 316 Physics TEL (cell): +1 573 489 6075 University of Missouri FAX (work): +1 573 882 4195 Columbia, MO 65211, USA EMAIL: [email protected] ADDRESS (home): 1032 LaGrange Ct WEBSITES: http://www.missouri.edu/~speckan Columbia, MO 65203, USA http://stardust.missouri.edu/ https://eclipse.aas.org/ https://missouri.edu/eclipse/ PROFESSIONAL PREPARATION: Leadership: UM System Presidential Engagement Fellow Apr 2018-present Higher Education Resource Services Summer Institute Summer 2013 Denver, CO Postdoctoral: Astronomy Department, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign 1999-2002 Department of Physics & Astronomy, University College London 1998-1999 Graduate: University College London, London, UK 1995-1998 Ph.D., Astronomy, 1998 Undergraduate: Queen Mary, University of London, London, UK 1989-1992 B. Sc. (with Honours), Astrophysics, 1992 POSITIONS HELD: Chair or the Diversity Enhancement Committee for the MU Faculty Council 2014-2016 Faculty Fellow in the MU Grad. School University of Missouri – Columbia 2013-2015 MU-CIRTL (Center for the integration of research, teaching & learning) Leader 2011-2015 (Full) Professor of Astrophysics University of Missouri – Columbia 2011-present Director of Astronomy University of Missouri – Columbia 2009-present Associate Professor of Astrophysics University of Missouri – Columbia 2008-2011 Assistant Professor of Astrophysics University of Missouri – Columbia 2004-2008 Visiting Assistant Professor University of Missouri – Columbia 2002-2004 Adjunct Professor of Geology University of Missouri – Columbia 2007-present R& D Technician Mountain Breeze 1993 GRANTS AND AWARDS $2million in external funding form NSF and NASA since arriving at MU including a prestigious NSF CAREER Award, and an NSF DUE award for Eclipse Preparation work. $77,000 in internal funding including an MU extension seed grant to work on Eclipse-related projects with the St Louis Storytelling Festival, and the MU Chancellors Distinguished Visitors Program to present an eclipse follow up program in Columbia and in St Louis in 2018. PENDING NSF DUE: $599,991 “Simulated Experiments for Astronomical Learning (SEAL)” PI: Sean Baldridge (recent PhD student under Angela Speck) MU (10/01/17 – 09/30/20) NSF AST: $416,463 “Dust Driven Multiphase Hydrodynamics in Planetary Nebula” PI: Jacob McFarland (MU). I am the only Co-PI
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ANGELAK.SPECKPERSONALINFORMATION:TEL(work): +15738828371 ADDRESS(work): 316PhysicsTEL(cell): +15734896075 UniversityofMissouriFAX(work): +15738824195 Columbia,MO65211,USAEMAIL: [email protected] ADDRESS(home): 1032LaGrangeCtWEBSITES: http://www.missouri.edu/~speckan Columbia,MO65203,USA http://stardust.missouri.edu/ https://eclipse.aas.org/ https://missouri.edu/eclipse/PROFESSIONALPREPARATION:Leadership:UMSystemPresidentialEngagementFellow Apr2018-presentHigherEducationResourceServicesSummerInstitute Summer2013Denver,CO
Postdoctoral:AstronomyDepartment,UniversityofIllinoisatUrbana-Champaign 1999-2002DepartmentofPhysics&Astronomy,UniversityCollegeLondon 1998-1999
Graduate:UniversityCollegeLondon,London,UK 1995-1998Ph.D.,Astronomy,1998
Undergraduate:QueenMary,UniversityofLondon,London,UK 1989-1992B.Sc.(withHonours),Astrophysics,1992
POSITIONSHELD:ChairortheDiversityEnhancementCommitteefortheMUFacultyCouncil 2014-2016FacultyFellowintheMUGrad.School UniversityofMissouri–Columbia 2013-2015MU-CIRTL(Centerfortheintegrationofresearch,teaching&learning)Leader 2011-2015(Full)ProfessorofAstrophysics UniversityofMissouri–Columbia 2011-presentDirectorofAstronomy UniversityofMissouri–Columbia 2009-presentAssociateProfessorofAstrophysics UniversityofMissouri–Columbia 2008-2011AssistantProfessorofAstrophysics UniversityofMissouri–Columbia 2004-2008VisitingAssistantProfessor UniversityofMissouri–Columbia 2002-2004AdjunctProfessorofGeology UniversityofMissouri–Columbia 2007-presentR&DTechnician MountainBreeze 1993
GRANTSANDAWARDS$2million in external funding form NSF and NASA since arriving at MU including a prestigious NSFCAREERAward,andanNSFDUEawardforEclipsePreparationwork.
$77,000 in internal funding includinganMUextension seedgrant toworkonEclipse-relatedprojectswith the St Louis Storytelling Festival, and the MU Chancellors Distinguished Visitors Program topresentaneclipsefollowupprograminColumbiaandinStLouisin2018.
PENDINGNSFDUE:$599,991“SimulatedExperimentsforAstronomicalLearning(SEAL)”PI:SeanBaldridge(recentPhDstudentunderAngelaSpeck)MU(10/01/17–09/30/20)
NSFAST:$416,463“DustDrivenMultiphaseHydrodynamics inPlanetaryNebula”PI: JacobMcFarland(MU).IamtheonlyCo-PI
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AWARDED:NASA ROSES-2016/Interdisciplinary Science For Eclipse 2017, $47,155, “Land and AtmosphericResponsestothe2017TotalSolarEclipse”PI:BoSvoma(MU);(03/03/2017–03/02/2018)
NSFDUE:$348,763,“NationwidePreparationfortheEclipseof21August2017”PI:KevinMarvel,AAS(07/15/16–09/30/17)–IameffectivelythePI.
MUExtensionseedgrant:$19,710“StarStories:CitizenScience,StorytellingandAstronomyEducation”PI:Speck(12/01/2016–08/31/2017)
MUPhysics&AstronomyFacultyFellow(2017;awardedbydepartmentalumniboard)MUFacultyAchievementAwardinDiversity:$500(2016)WilliamT.KemperAwardforExcellenceinTeaching:$10,000(2013)Namedoneof“50MissouriansYouShouldKnow”byIngram’sMagazinein2013.NSF DUE: $155,400*; “The CIRTL† Network: 25 Research Universities Preparing a National Faculty toAdvanceSTEMUndergraduateLearning”,NSFProposal#7206121,Co-PI:AngelaSpeck(01/01/2013–12/31/2017),*MU/Co-PISpeck’sbudget;totalbudgetis~$5Mfor23institutions.(†CentersfortheIntegrationofResearch,TeachingandLearning,seewww.cirtl.net)
U. S. Dept. of Education: $433,338; “A Proposal for Fellowship Support in the Area ofEnvironmental/Environmental Health Engineering” PI: Sudarshan Loyalka (08/16/12 - 08/15/15);Speckisaco-PI.
UniversityofMissouriResearchBoard:$7,600;“Computationalstudiesoffactorseffectingtheinfraredspectraofminerals”,PI:AngelaSpeck(09/01/2011–08/31/2012).
NSF AST: $39,553*; “Collaborative Research: A laboratory experimental study of astronomical dustanalogs at ultraviolet-visible wavelengths”, PI: Karly Pitman (10/01/10 – 09/30/13) *Co-I Speckfunding.
BeatriceM.TinsleyVisitingScholar(ISMGroup),UniversityofTexasatAustin,February2010.BigXIIFacultyFellowship:$2900tostartnewcollaborationsatUniversityofOklahomaandUniversityofTexasatAustin,academicyear2009-2010.
MemberofOmicronDeltaKappaHonorSociety(honoraryinductee,2010)MUDepartmentofPhysics&Astronomy,AlumniFacultyFellowship2009.MarsicoVisitingScholar,UniversityofDenver,May2009.NSF AST: $280,630; “Collaborative Research: An integrated experimental and observational study ofcosmicsilicateastromineralogy”,PI:AngelaSpeck(09/15/09–08/31/13).
NSFCCLI: $149,832 “VLE-STAR:Virtual LearningEnvironment for Scientific Thinking inAstronomy”, PI:AngelaSpeck(07/27/2009–05/19/2010).
NSFREU Supplement: $21,315.00; “CAREER:Amulti-faceted investigation of the astromineralogy andevolutionofdustaroundlow-andintermediatemassevolvedstars”,PI:AngelaSpeck(05/01/2009–04/30/2010).
MUProvost'sOutstandingJuniorFacultyResearchandCreativeActivityAward,$1000,2008.AAStravelgranttoattendthe“CosmicDust–Near&Far”conferenceinHeidelberg,Germany,$3500,September2008.
Spitzer Space Telescope: $11,525* (and time); “Excavating theMass Loss History in the CircumstellarDust Shells of Evolved Stars (Spitzer-MLHES)”, PI: Toshiya Ueta. (08/01/07 – 05/31/10) *Co-I Speckfunding.
SpitzerSpaceTelescope:$8,500*(andtime);“SAGE-Spectroscopy:The lifecycleofdustandgas intheLargeMagellanicCloud”,PI:AlexanderTielens.(08/01/07–05/31/10)*Co-ISpeckfunding.
Spitzer Space Telescope: $5000* (and time); “The circumstellar - interstellar interface revealed”, PI:RobertStencel.(08/01/07–05/31/10)*Co-ISpeckfunding.
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NSFCAREER:$488,558;“CAREER:Amulti-facetedinvestigationoftheastromineralogyandevolutionofdustaroundlow-andintermediatemassevolvedstars”,PI:AngelaSpeck(05/15/07–04/30/13).
NSFAST:$196,702;“CollaborativeResearch:Dustformationaroundcarbonstars:astromineralogyandthecondensationsequence”,PI:AngelaSpeck(07/15/06–06/30/09).
Spitzer Space Telescope: $11,020* (and time); “The Dust Condensation Sequence at LowMetallicity:AGBStarsinNGC6822”,PI:SchuylerVanDyk.(02/01/06–05/31/08)*Co-ISpeckfunding.
Spitzer Space Telescope: $51,885 (and time); “MIPS Infrared Imaging of AGB Dust shells (MIRIAD):tracing mass-loss history in the extremely large shells around evolved stars”, PI: Angela Speck,(08/10/05–05/31/08)*Co-PISpeck’sfunding.
University of Missouri Research Board: $30,945; “Astromineralogy: dust around evolved stars in theMagellanicClouds”,PI:AngelaSpeck(09/01/2005–08/31/2006).
MUResearchCouncil/SummerResearch Fellowship: $7,500(RC), $3500 (SRF); “EvolutionofMolecularGasandtheOriginofCometaryKnotsinPlanetaryNebulae”,PI:AngelaSpeck,(07/01/05–06/30/06).
Hubble Space Telescope: $32,997; “Evolution of molecular gas and the origin of cometary knots inplanetarynebulae”,PI:AngelaSpeck(07/01/05–06/30/07).
NASA: $44,570*; “Distinguishing Grain-Size and Temperature Effects on the Infrared Fingerprints ofAstrominerals: A Quantitative Laboratory Approach”, PI: Anne Hofmeister (Washington University),Co-PI:AngelaSpeck(02/01/2005–01/31/2008)*Co-PISpeck’sfunding.
NASA Astrophysics Data Program: $105,000; “Astromineralogy: dust around evolved stars in theMagellanicClouds”,PI:AngelaSpeck(03/01/2003–02/28/2005).
NASAAstrophysicsDataProgram:$95,000;“Extremelyextendeddustshellsaroundevolvedstars:mass-losshistories,thermalpulsesandstellarevolution”,PI:AngelaSpeck(02/01/2002–01/31/2004).
MU Faculty International Travel Award $1500 to attend “Why Galaxies Care About AGB Stars”conferenceinVienna,Austria,Aug2006.
AAStravelgranttoattendthe“WorkshoponPulsatingMass-losingStars”workshop,Sendai,Japan,May2002.
AAS travel grant to attend the “Origin and Evolution of Interstellar Silicates” workshop, Leiden, TheNetherlands,2001.
RoyalSocietygranttoattendthe“IAUSymposium197–Astrochemistry”inChejuIsland,SouthKorea,Aug1999.
IAUgranttoattend“IAUSymposium197–Astrochemistry”inChejuIsland,SouthKorea,Aug1999.IAUgranttoattend“IAUSymposium191-AGBStars”inMontpellier,France,Aug1998.WinneroftheRoyalSocietyofChemistry,SkinnerPosterPrize–1998.WashingtonUniversity(StLouis)granttoattend“AstrophysicalImplicationsoftheLabStudyofPresolarGrains”conferenceinStLouis,Oct1996.
INVITEDTALKS:Conferencesandworkshops:1. AAAS 2018 Annual Meeting, 14-19 February 2018, held in Austin TX. Session: “Scientific and
EngagementOutcomesofthe2017TotalSolar”.2. AAS2018Wintermeeting,January8-12,2018,heldinNationalHarbor,MD:“Preparingthenation
fortheEclipseofaGeneration”3. Biodiesel Technical Workshop November 7, 2017, held in Kansas City, MO, “Science
Communication”4. ConferenceforUndergraduateWomeninPhysics,January2018,panelmember.5. OSHERLifeLongLearningInstituteAppreciationDinner:KeynoteSpeaker,October2017
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6. Mid-States Regional Astronomy League, June 10, 2017, held in Springfield, MO. “Eclipse of aGeneration”
7. National Alliance for Broader Impacts (NABI) Summit 2017, 26-28 April, held in Stevenson WA,“SolarEclipsePanel”
8. AAAS2017AnnualMeeting,16-20February,heldinBostonMA.Session:“BringingtheExcitementofthe2017SolarEclipsetothePublic”.
9. AAS229thMeeting,3-7January2017heldinGrapevine,TX,in2017SplinterSession:EclipseofSun:EducationandOutreach.
10. AAS229thMeeting, 3-7 January 2017held inGrapevine, TX, in 2017 Splinter Session:AstronomyEducationintheNSFIUSE:HERProgram.
11. Astronomical Society of the Pacific 128th Annual Meeting (Engage Every Child in the 2017 SolarEclipse),December8-9th2016,“EclipseofaGeneration”(keynote).
12. MissouriGovernorsConferenceonTourism2016,October6th2016,Independence,MO,“EclipseofaGeneration”.
13. Mid-StatesRegionalAstronomical LeagueConference, June3-4,2016,ColumbiaMO,“EclipseofaGeneration”
14. MUWomen’sLeadershipConference,June22nd2015.15. Silicates in Space, September 28 –October 1st 2015, Heidelberg, Germany, “Modeling silicates in
space.”16. The Life Cycle of Dust in the Universe: Observations, Theory, and Laboratory Experiments,
November18-22,2013,Taipei,Taiwan“ModelingCosmicDust:HowtoUseOptical‘Constants’”17. Science Teachers ofMissouri (STOM-MEEA) Fall Conference, October 7 – 8 2011, Columbia,MO,
Keynotespeaker“Pluto:Itsdemiseandresurrection”.18. AAS 218thMeeting,May 22 - 26 2011, Boston,MA, in Session 114: AAVSO: Variable Stars in the
ImagingEra“VariableStarsandTheAsymptoticGiantBranch:StellarPulsations,DustProductionandMass”.
19. ResolvingtheFutureofAstronomywithLong-BaselineInterferometry,March28–312011,Socorro,NM. “Evolved Stars, pulsation andmass loss – understanding the link between variability andevolutionofintermediatemassstars”.
20. MeteoriticalSocietyPre-meetingWorkshoponDisks,Meteorites,Planetessimals,July23–242010,NewYork,NY.“DustfromEvolvedStarstoProtostars”.
21. SELAC (Southeast Laboratory Astrophysics Conference), March 30 – April 1 2010, Athens, GA.“ThroughTheLookingGlass:ARe-analysisofSilicateDustSpectralFeatures”.
22. TowardsUnderstandingPlanetaryNebulae:StrategicResearchCollaborations, June17–19,2009,Rochester, NY. “Rethinking Stardust Formation - observational challenges to the conventionalwisdom”.
23. AAS 214th Meeting, June 7 - 11 2009, Pasadena, CA, in Session 232: Bridging Laboratory andAstrophysics:TheDustyUniverse-FromSpitzertoHerschel“TheDustyUniverse-FromSpitzertoHerschel:DustFormationandSpectroscopy”.
24. IAUSymposium251:OrganicMatterinSpace,February18-22,2008,HongKong,China.25. Astronomywith Radioactivities V: FromGammaRays to Stardust, September 5-9, 2005: Clemson
University,SC,“EffectsofStellarEvolutionontheNatureofSiCGrainsinOutflowsofCStars”.26. AAS206thMeeting,May29-June2,2005,Minneapolis,MN,inSession28:FormationandFateof
Stardust“MineralogyofDustintheOutflowsofAsymptoticGiantBranchStars”.27. Mid-America Regional Astrophysics Conference, April 15-16, 2005, UMKC, Kansas City,MO, “The
NatureofStardust:CircumstellarShellsAroundEvolvedStars”.28. Workshop on Cometary Dust in Astrophysics, August 10-15, 2003, CrystalMountain,Washington
“ObservationalEvidenceforPresolarGrainsAroundOxygen-richEvolvedStars”.
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29. AsymmetricalPlanetaryNebulaeIII:Winds,StructureandtheThunderbird,July28-August1,2003,Mt. Rainer, Washington, “Episodic Mass Loss on the Timescale of Thermal Pulses: RadiativeTransferModelingoftheEggNebula”.
30. Workshop on Interstellar Silicates, April 17 – 20, 2001, Lorentz Center, University of Leiden, TheNetherlands,“Circumstellardustaroundoxygen-richevolvedstars”.
Colloquia:• UniversityofIllinoisUrbana-Champaign,February2017,“FromtheLabtotheHeavens-NewOptical
ConstantsofCosmicSilicatesandHowtoUseThem”.• Truman State University, October 2016, “From the Lab to the Heavens - NewOptical Constants of
CosmicSilicatesandHowtoUseThem”.• WashingtonUniversityStLouis,April2016,“RevisitingMolecularHydrogeninPlanetaryNebulae”.• VanderbiltUniversity,April2015,“MolecularHydrogeninPlanetaryNebulae”.• IowaStateUniversity,April2014, “FromtheLab to theHeavens -NewOpticalConstantsofCosmic
SilicatesandHowtoUseThem”.• Academica Sinica Institute for Astronomy & Astrophysics, November 2013, “Cosmochemistry &
Astromineralogy:fromtheBigBangtoLife”.• UniversityofNebraska–Kearney,October2013,“Cosmochemistry&Astromineralogy:fromtheBig
BangtoLife”.• Kansas StateUniversity, February 2011, “Cosmochemistry&Astromineralogy: from theBig Bang to
Life”.• SOFIA (Stratospheric Observatory For Infrared Astronomy), November 2010, “Through the Looking
Glass:ARe-AnalysisofSilicateDustSpectralFeatures”.• ColumbiaUniversity,April 2010, “ThroughThe LookingGlass:ARe-analysis of SilicateDust Spectral
Features”.• UniversityofTexasatAustin,February2010,“ThroughtheLookingGlass:ARe-analysisofSilicateDust
SpectralFeatures”.• UniversityofToledo,February2010,“Cosmochemistry&Astromineralogy:fromtheBigBangtoLife”• UniversityofMissouriatKansasCity,December2009,“Cosmochemistry&Astromineralogy:fromthe
BigBangtoLife”.• UniversityofOklahoma,September2009,“Cosmochemistry&Astromineralogy:fromtheBigBangto
Life”.• UniversityofMaryland,April2009,“Cosmochemistry&Astromineralogy:fromtheBigBangtoLife”.• Louisiana State University, April 2009, “Cosmochemistry & Astromineralogy: from the Big Bang to
Life”.• UniversityofDenver,May2009,“Cosmochemistry&Astromineralogy:fromtheBigBangtoLife”.• NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, ASD Colloquium,May 2008 “Understanding the conditions for
crystallinesilicateformation:LessonsfromanobscuredAGBstar”.• NorthernArizonaUniversity,April2008,“TheNatureofStardust:CircumstellarShellsAroundEvolved
Stars”.• UniversityofTexasatAustin,September2007,“TheNatureofStardust:CircumstellarShellsAround
EvolvedStars”.• UniversityofMissouri,GeologicalSciences,February2007“TheNatureofStardust:Astromineralogy
andtheDustAroundAgingStars”.• Kansas University, May 2005, “Stardust: Observational Evidence ofMass-loss Processes During the
LateStagesofStellarEvolution”.
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• TrumanStateUniversity,April2005,“Stardust:ObservationalEvidenceofMass-lossProcessesDuringtheLateStagesofStellarEvolution”.
• UniversityofMissouriatKansasCity,November2003“Stardust:ObservationalEvidenceofMass-lossProcessesDuringtheLateStagesofStellarEvolution”.
• University of Missouri at St Louis, November 2003 “Stardust: Observational Evidence of Mass-lossProcessesDuringtheLateStagesofStellarEvolution”.
• UniversityofMinnesotaFeb2003“Large-ScaleExtendedEmissionAroundtheHelixNebula”.• UniversityofIowa,April2002“TheLifeCycleofDust:BirtharoundEvolvedStars”.• NorthernArizonaUniversity,March2002“TheLifeCycleofDust:BirtharoundEvolvedStars”.• UniversityofWisconsin–Madison,February2002“TheLifeCycleofDust:BirtharoundEvolvedStars”.• UniversityofWyoming,January2002“TheLifeCycleofDust:BirtharoundEvolvedStars”.• UniversityofKentucky,2001“Mass-lossfromAGBstars”.• UniversityofIllinoisUrbana-Champaign,1999,“Astromineralogy”.
Publictalks:• Numerous (>100) talks on the 2017 Total Solar Eclipse to Chambers of Commerce, Rotary Clubs,
Kiwanis Clubs and other American service clubs, Convention and Visitor Bureaus, as well as atlibrariesandinotherpublicvenuesalloverthestateofMissouri.(separatelistavailable)
• Saturday Morning Science”, (x10), October 2003 “The Origin of the Elements”; “The Moon”;“Formation of the Solar System” April 2005 “Planetary Nebulae: What a Beautiful Way to Die”;February 2007 “Pluto’s demise and resurrection”; September 2011, “What the Zodiac Really Is”.September2014,“EclipseofaGeneration”;September2015,“NewHorizonsonPluto”;April2017,“EclipseofaGeneration(updated);August2017,“TheScienceoftheEclipse”.
• Columbia Science Café (x4), A "Science Cafe" cafe is an informal gathering of people interested inlisteningtoorparticipatinginadiscussiononapopularsciencetopic.February2014onwhyPlutoisnotaplanet;September2014ontheRosettamissiontolandonacomet;2015onwhyastrologyisnonsense;andOctober2016onthe2017TotalSolarEclipse.
• Organizer,hostandspeakerfor“CosmicConversations”,apublictalkseriesonAstronomyandSocietywhichran2007-2015.
• “CosmicConversations”(x9),September2007,“Everythingyoueverwantedtoknowaboutthemoonbutwereafraidtoask”;August2008,“NuclearProcessesintheCosmos”;2009,“TheMoon!”;April2010,“Pluto’sdemiseandresurrection”;March2011,“WhattheZodiacReallyIs”;September2011,“PlanetaryNebulae:WhataBeautifulWaytoDie”;December2012,“MayanmythsandtheEndoftheworld”;September2013,“FromtheBigBangtoLife–theOriginoftheElements”;March2015,“CosmicRendezvous-decipheringcomets”
• Mid-states Regional Astronomy League (MSRAL) Annual Meeting (x2), Columbia, MO, March 2009“PlanetaryNebulae:whatabeautifulwaytodie”; June2016“EclipseofaGeneration”, June2017“EclipseofaGeneration-update”
• UniversityofIllinois–AstronomyonTap,February2017,“EclipseofaGeneration”• Planetarium Talks: Hogwarts Astronomy – a Harry Potter themed astronomy event held at the
Rockbridge High School Planetarium 2012, 2013; University of Nebraska – Kearney Planetarium,October2013, “WhyAstrology isNonsense”;UnionStationKCGottliebPlanetarium,March2017,“Eclipse of a Generation”; and St Louis Science Center Planetarium, June 2017, “Eclipse of aGeneration”.
• AnEveningwithaScholar,November2014,apubliceventsponsoredbytheUniversityClubofMU.• HogwartsAstronomy–aHarryPotter themedastronomyeventheldat theRockbridgeHighSchool
Planetarium2012,2013
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• American Astronomical Society Meeting, Amateur Astronomer Days, Indianapolis, IN, June 2013“Pluto’sDemiseandResurrection”.
• “20/20Columbia”,October2011,“Astrology:OpiumfortheMasses”.• TransitofVenusevent–publictalkonwhattheTransitisandwhyitissorareandsoimportant.• ColumbiaPublicSchoolsAstronomyDay,October2009,“Pluto:demiseandresurrection”;May2005
“PlanetaryNebulae:WhataBeautifulWaytoDie”.• St Louis Astronomical Society (SLAS), St Louis,MO, August 2009, “Formation of the Solar System”;
October2012,“TheLifecycleofStardust”.• InternationalYearofAstronomyEvent,Washington,MO,May2009,“Pluto:demiseandresurrection”.Otherpublic/schoolappearances:• BlackSuns:AnAstrophysicsAdventure–movieshowingwithastrophysiciststars,Q&A,inStLouisand
inColumbiaMO• TEDxKC,August18th2017,KansasCity.• Eclipse 2017 presentations (approx. 200) to multiple groups including local government, libraries,
chambersofcommerce, tourismbureaus, stateand federalgovernmententities (e.g.DNR,SEMA,USDOT),K-12schools,retireeassociations(MURA,MRTSP,AAUW)andAmericanserviceclubs(e.g.Rotary,Kiwanis,Optimists,etc.)acrossMissouriincludingAshland,BonTerre(correctionalfacility),Boonville, Cameron, Carrollton, Columbia, Cuba, Fulton, Hallsville, Harrisburg, Herculaneum,Hermann, Higginsville, Jefferson City, Kirksville, Lathrop, Lebanon (MO), Marshall, Mexico (MO),Moberly,Montgomery City, Pacific, Perryville, Slater, Smithville Lake, St. Clair, Ste. Genevieve, StJoseph,StLouis(Library,ScienceCenter,GatewayArch),Sullivan,Trenton(MO),Washington(MO).
• Eclipse presentations (etc.) beyond Missouri in: Boston at the AAS meeting in Grapevine Texas,January2017;AAASmeeting,February2017;AstronomyonTap inUrbana IL,February2017;AASEclipseworkshop inColumbiaSC,March2017; NABISummitatSkamaniaLodge,WA,April2017;Museum at Prairiefire, Overland Park, KS, June 2017; Lander WY, June 2017; Old Faithful,Yellowstone Nat. Park, WY, June 2017; Colter Bay, Grand Tetons Nat. Park, WY, June 2017; FtWashakie, Wind Rivers Reservation, WY, June 2017; Badland Nat. Park, SD, July 2017; BiodieselTechnicalWorkshop,KCMO,(eclipseasacasestudyinsciencecommunication),November2017.
• NASAPressBriefingPanelontheeclipse,June21st,2017• Co-organizerofeclipsepreparationworkshopsonColumbiaMO(August2014);PortlandOR(August
2015),CarbondaleIL(June2016),andColumbiaSC(March2017).• Media:OfficialAstrophysicistofKFRU (amtalk radio)andmultiple“appearances”onKMIZ (ABC17),
KOMU,KCRG,KCUR(KansasCity),KMOX(StLouis),KBIA,KOPN,KCMQandKCOU.AlsofeaturedontheBBCWorld Service, CSPAN,NPR’s Science Friday andPhysics Today (magazine) discussing theeclipse.Articles Iwas interviewed forappear in theColumbiapress includingTheMissourian,TheTribune,CoMOLiving,etc.aswellasarticlesinnewspapersalloverMissouriandbeyond.IamnowanewcolumnistattheColumbiaMissourian.Nationallevelpresscoveragein
• EclipsePSAsproducedbytheAmericanInstituteofPhysics,andbytheMUMedicalSchool.• “ParticleFever”–IwasaQ&AsessionpanelistafterthedocumentarywasshownatRagTagcinema.• “Makes:Women Inspace”– IwasaQ&Asessionpanelistafter thedocumentarywasshownat the
MissouriHistoryMuseuminStLouis• HauntedObservatory– theLawsObservatory ishauntedby theghostsofdeadastronomers,which
arecorralledbyguestsfromHogwartsSchoolofWitchcraftandWizardry.This isafamilyorientedeventaimedatengagingkidsandadultsinastronomy,alwaysinHalloweenweeksince2013.
• Organized and ran the Artful Science Tent at the 2014 Art in the Park Festival in Stephens Park,ColumbiaMO.Participateinthereprisein2015.
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• Director of Laws outreach program including providing tours/visit for pre-K–12 school groups(averaging~1or2permonth,fromallovermid-MO)
• MultipleinschooloutreachactivitiesatLeeandBentonElementarySchools.• Multipletalksforscience,mathandastronomyclubsatbothHickmanandRockbridgeHighschools
OBSERVATIONALPROGRAMS:Observingtimereceivedsincebecomingtenure-trackinSeptember2004:o SpitzerSpaceTelescope,30hourstoobservelargecircumstellardustshellinthefarinfrared(PI)o SpitzerSpaceTelescope,32.6hourstoobservespectraofevolvedstarsinNGC6822(co-I)o GeminiNorth/Michelle, 4 hours to do spatial resolved spectroscopic observations of SiC emission
fromcarbonstars(PI)o VLT/SINFONI, 3 half-nights to do spatially resolved spectroscopic measurements of Molecular
HydrogenLinesintheGlobulesinthePlanetaryNebulaNGC7293(co-I)o Hubblespacetelescope,16.1hourstoobservetheevolutionindustemissionfromsupernovae.(co-
I)o SpitzerSpaceTelescope,24.5hrstoobservemorelargecircumstellardustshellsinthefarinfrared
(co-I)o SpitzerSpaceTelescope,235hrslegacyprogramtoobtainspectroscopyofobjectsintheLMC(co-I)o SpitzerSpaceTelescope,~2.5hrstodofar-infraredspectroscopyofbow-shockinRHya.(co-I)o Subaru/MOIRCS, 1 night to obtainmedium resolution spectra ofmolecular hydrogen inmultiple
globules(co-I)o GeminiNorth/Michelle, 6 hours to do spatially resolvedmid-IR spectroscopic observations ofUIR
bandemissioncarbonstars(co-I)o GeminiNorth/NIRI/Altair20hourstodospatiallyresolvednear-IRspectroscopicobservationsofUIR
bandemissioncarbonstars(co-I;PIismygradstudent;classicalrun)o GeminiNorth/Michelle20hours todospatially resolvedmid-IR spectroscopicobservationsofUIR
bandemissioncarbonstars(co-I;PIismygradstudent;classicalrun)o GeminiNorth/Michelle10hourstodospatiallyresolvedmid-IRspectroscopicobservationsofdust
emissionfromO-richAGBstars(co-I;PIismygradstudent;classicalrun)o Numerous observing runs at the WIYN observatory since the MU buy in in 2014 (which I
spearheaded).
PROFESSIONALAFFILIATIONS&ACTIVITIES:• FullmemberoftheAmericanAstronomicalSociety(current),electedCouncilorfrom2011-2014• FellowoftheRoyalAstronomicalSociety(current)• MemberoftheAAAS(current)• Co-ChairoftheAASTotalSolarEclipseTaskForce(2014–present)• MemberoftheAASCommitteeontheStatusofWomeninAstronomy(2017–present)• MemberoftheAASCodeofEthicsCommittee(2017–present)• MemberoftheAASTaskforceonInclusionandDiversityinGradAstroEducation(2017–present)• MUCollegeofArts&ScienceGrantsCommittee(2017–present)• MUEngagementCouncil(2017–present)• Member Astronomy and Astrophysics Advisory Committee (AAAC; congressional appointment toFACAcommittee;2013-2016)
• Member of the MU Faculty Council on University Policy (2014-2016); member of executivecommitteeandchairoftheDiversityEnhancementcommittee(2015-2016)
• MUInstitutionalLeader/GraduateSchoolFacultyFellowforCIRTL(fromDec2011-2015)• ChairofNOAOUsersCommittee.(2009–2011,memberfrom2004)
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• MemberoftheKittPeakNationalObservatoryDirectorsearchcommittee(2011)• MemberofNSFASTReviewPanel(multipleyears)• Chairofreviewpanel/MemberofTACforSpitzerSpaceTelescopeCycle8(2011)• ReviewpanelmemberforNASAROSES(2011and2012)• MemberoftheUSGeminiScienceAdvisoryCommittee(2007–2009)• MemberoftheNSFAAFPReviewPanel(2008)• MemberofNRAOObservingTimeReview/AllocationPanel(2008–2010)• Co-chairofaSOFIAWorkgroup(ChemicalEvolutionoftheGalaxy;2008)• Reviewerofjournalarticlesine.g.ApJ,AJ,A&A,MNRAS,Nature,Scienceetc.(~4/year)• ReviewerofAustrianScienceFund(FWF;AustrianequivalentofNSF)proposals• ReviewerofNASAROSESproposals• ReviewerofChaptersforAstronomyTextbooks(by,e.g.,Fix,Chaisson&McMillan)• ReviewerofResearchProposalssubmittedtointernalfundingcommittees.• MemberofPhysics&AstronomyCurriculumCommittee• MemberofAstrophysicsFacultySearchCommittee• MemberoftheMUGeneralEducationTaskForce• FacultyAdvisorfortheMUScienceCommunicationandPublicEngagement(SCAPE)andMUStudentAstronomySociety(MUSAS),MU“ColorMeWild”Society
• Regular source for scientific stories in the local media as well as other publications (e.g. Clickmagazine:scienceforkindergartners;Gizmodo,Buzzfeed,PhysicsTodayetc.)
STUDENTADVISING(SEELISTATENDOFCV)• Currentlyadvisorto1doctoralstudents,6undergraduatestudents.• Researchadvisorto4postdocs,17graduate,45UGand5highschoolstudentssincearrivingatMU.• Graduated5Mastersand6PhD.• Supervised>100(bothnationalandinternational)conferencepresentationsbystudents.• HonorableMention(threetimes!),MUExcellenceinAdvisingAward,OfficeoftheProvost.TEACHINGANDEDUCATIONALACTIVITIESClassestaughtatMU:(*indicatesteam-taught;F=Fall,W=Winter/Spring)Astronomy1010,IntroductiontoAstronomy;F02,F04,WS08*Astronomy1020,IntroductiontoLaboratoryAstronomy;2003–2011*Astronomy3010,IntroductiontoModernAstrophysics;F02,F04,W11,W13‡Astronomy/Physics 3010 Online, Introduction to Modern Astrophysics; every semester since Spring
2013.Astronomy/Physics/Geology4180/7180:SolarSystemScience;F05,F07,F09,F11,F13,F15.Astronomy/Physics4250:StellarAstrophysics;W06,W12,Sp15Astronomy/Physics4550/7550Cosmochemistry;F08,F10,Sp14,F16Astronomy/Physics8550:StellarStructure&Evolution,Sp15DiversityIntensiveCourse/ContributionstoSciencefromUnder-representedGroup;Sp18FreshmanInterestGroup(FIG)class:INTDSC1001-062-SpacescienceFIG.Physics4985:IssuesinModernPhysics&Engineering(WritingIntensiveCapstoneCourse)*;W09Astro/Physics432,TopicsinAstronomyandAstrophysics:StellarStructureandEvolution;F03Astro/Physics7301,TopicsinAstronomyandAstrophysics:StellarStructureandEvolution;F03GNHON2462H†,HonorsCollegeScienceSequence:TheWarmLittlePlanet;W09,W11,W12*For1010and1020,Icontinuetoworkbehindthescenesoncoursedevelopment.†Teamtaught–IteamtheAstronomyportion‡TaughtasHybridcourse/flippedcourse4HSummercamps,Summer2017(atMUandatCampoCrowder,nrTrentonMO)CosmicConversations(co-taughtwithValGermann)atOsherLifeLongLearningCenter–MUExtension
program.Spring2010
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Regular Guest lecturer in NE 7313 class, "Nuclear Science & Engineering for Secondary ScienceTeachers”
Regular guest lecturer in GEOL 3300: Geochemistry: Nucleosynthesis and theOrigin of Elements andIsotopes
AbellConversations-aCollegeScienceTeachingSeminaratMU–presentedseveraltimes.Institutional Lead for MU-CIRTL: Center for the Integration of Research, Teaching and Learning
(www.cirtl.net)2011-2015Developedstatewidestandardforphysicalsciencegeneraleducationcourses.Developinginteractivecomputersimulationsforteachingastronomy.MemberofPhysics&AstronomyCurriculumCommittee(2007-2016)MemberoftheMUGeneralEducationTaskForce(2009-10)MemberoftheStateofMissouriCurriculumAlignmentInitiativeSteeringCommittee.Director of Laws outreach program including providing tours/visit for pre-K – 12 school groups
(averaging~1or2permonth,fromallovermid-MO)PUBLICATIONS:
Totalpublications:55peer-reviewed,95conferenceproceedings,~150conferencepresentations,h-index=28,totalcitations~2300.*denotesundergraduate,†denotesgraduatestudentand‡denotespostdoctoralresearcheradvisedby
AngelaSpeck.
Manuscriptsinsubmittedorinpreparation:A. Groom,H.†,Jermain,Z.*,Steffen,J.*,Speck,AngelaK.,“Theeffectofstellarabundancesondust
formationaroundcarbon-richstars”,expectedsubmissionJune2018B. Baldridge,S.P.†,Speck,AngelaK.,“RevisitingNGC2392”,expectedsubmissionJune2017C. Baldridge, S. P. †, Speck, Angela K., Jacoby, G., “Molecular Hydrogen in the Dumbbell Nebula”,
expectsubmissionJuly2018.D. Whittington, A.G., Sehlke, A., Speck, A.K., “Recalescence during crystallization of stardust:
Resolutionoftheamorphousinterstellarmediumparadox”,expectedsubmissionAugust2018.E. Reel,M.†,Speck,AngelaK.,Corman,AdrianB.†,Volk,Kevin,Sloan,G.C.,Barlow,M.J.,“Theeffect
ofpulsationondustformation:thecaseofVCyg”,expectedsubmissionAugust2018.F. Cropp,F.*,Mooney,P.*,Murray,S.,Toliver,T.Speck,AngelaK.,“ModelingExtinctionfromnon-
sphericalparticlesinthegeometricregime”,expectsubmissionNovember2018G. Marcum, S.*, Williams, L.A.*, Speck, Angela K, Arrant, D.J. †, “The effect of aluminum on the
spectralfeaturesofsilicateglasses”,expectedsubmissionDecember2018.
RefereedPublications:
1. Speck,AngelaK.,Pitman,Karly;Hofmeister,Anne,“BetterAlternatives to“AstronomicalSilicate”:Laboratory-Based Optical Functions of Chondritic/Solar Abundance Glass With Application to HD161796”,2015,AstrophysicalJournal,809,65.
2. Speck,A.K.,“ModelingCosmicDust:HowtoUseOptical"Constants",2014,ProceedingsofScience,PoS(LCDU2013)002.
3. Messenger,S. J.*,Speck,AngelaK.,Volk,K.“Probing the ‘30µm’feature: lessons fromextremeCstars”,2013,AstrophysicalJournal,764,142.
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4. Pitman,K.M.,Hofmeister,A.M.,&Speck,A.K.,“RevisitingastronomicalcrystallineforsteriteintheUVtonear-IR”,2013,Earth,Planets,Space,65,129-138.
5. Bose, Maitrayee, Floss, Christine, Stadermann, Frank J., Stroud, Rhonda M., Speck, Angela K.,“CircumstellarandinterstellarmaterialintheCO3chondriteALHA77307:Anisotopicandelementalinvestigation”,Geochim.Cosmochim.Acta,2012,93,77-101.
6. Speck,A.K.,“VariableStars&TheAsymptoticGiantBranch:StellarPulsations,DustProductionandMassLoss”,JournaloftheAmericanAssociationofVariableStarObservers,2012,40,244-255.
7. Henry,R.,Speck,AngelaK.,Karakas,A.,Ferland,G.,“TheCuriousConundrumRegardingSulfurAndOxygenAbundancesInPlanetaryNebulae”,2012,AstrophysicalJournal,749,61.
8. Creech-Eakman, M. J., Güth, T., Luttermoser, D. G., Jurgenson, C. A., Speck, A. K. “AnInterferometricallyDerivedSampleofMiraswithPhaseusingSpitzer:PaperI-AFirstLook”,2012,AstronomicalReview,7,(1),2-24.
9. Guha-Niyogi,S.Speck,AngelaK.,Volk,K.“InvestigatingspatialdistributionofdustaroundSWVir”,2011,AstronomicalReview,6,(8),27-38.
10. Speck,AngelaK.,Whittington,A.G.,Tartar,J.B.†,Hofmeister.A.M.,“DisorderedSilicatesinSpace:aStudyofLaboratorySpectraof‘Amorphous’Silicates”,2011,AstrophysicalJournal,740,93-109.
11. Clayton, G.C., DeMarco, O.,Whitney, B., Babler, B., Gallagher, J. S., Nordhaus, J.C., Speck, A.K.,Wolff,M.J., Freeman,W.R,Camp,K.R.,Lawson,W.A., Roman-Duval, J.,Misselt,K.A.,Meade,M.,Sonneborn,G.,Matsuura,M.,andMeixner,M.“TheDustPropertiesofHotRCoronaeBorealisStarsand a Wolf-Rayet Central Star of a Planetary Nebula: in Search of the Missing Link” 2011,AstronomicalJournal,142,54-60.
12. Guha Niyogi, S.†, Speck, Angela K., Onaka, T. “The effect of stellar pulsation cycles on dustformation:atemporalstudyofmid-infraredspectraofO-richAGBstar,TCep”,2011,AstrophysicalJournal,733,93-107.
13. Woods,PaulM.,…,Speck,A.K.,etal.“TheSAGE-SpecSpitzerLegacyprogramme:thelife-cycleofdustandgasintheLargeMagellanicCloud-PointsourceclassificationI”,2011,MonthlyNoticesoftheRoyalAstronomicalSociety,411,1597-1627.
14. Srinivasan, S., …, Speck, A.K. , et al. “The Mass-Loss Return From Evolved Stars To The LargeMagellanic Cloud III: Dust Properties For Carbon-Rich Asymptotic Giant Branch Stars”, 2010,Astronomy&Astrophysics,524,A49(10pg).
15. Kemper,F.,…,Speck,A.K.,etal."TheSAGE-SpecSpitzerLegacyprogram:Thelife-cycleofdustandgasintheLargeMagellanicCloud",2010,PublicationsoftheAstronomicalSocietyofthePacific,122,683-700.
16. PitmanK.M.‡,HofmeisterA.M.,SpeckA.K.,DijkstraC.R.‡,“Infraredlaboratoryabsorbancespectraofolivine: Using classical dispersion analysis to extract peak parameters and optical constantstemperatureforsteriteandfayaliteabsorbances”,2010,MonthlyNoticesoftheRoyalAstronomicalSociety,406,460-481.
17. Sargent, B. A., Srinivasan, S., Meixner, M., Kemper, F., Tielens, A. G. G. M., Speck, Angela K.,,Matsuura,M., Bernard, J.-Ph.,Hony, S., Gordon, K.D., Indebetouw, R.,Marengo,M., Sloan,G. C.,Woods,P.M. SAGE-SpecTeam“TheMass-LossReturn fromEvolvedStars to the LargeMagellanicCloud II: Dust Properties for Oxygen-Rich Asymptotic Giant Branch Stars”, 2010, AstrophysicalJournal,716,878-890.
18. Ueta,T.,Stencel,R.E.,Yamamura,I.,Geise,K.M.,Karska,A.,Izumiura,H.,Nakada,Y.,Matsuura,M.,Ita, Y., Tanabe, T., Fukushi,H.,Matsunaga,N.,Mito,H.,Speck,A.K., “The interfacebetween thestellarwindandinterstellarmediumaroundRCassiopeiaerevealedbyfar-infraredimaging”,2010,Astronomy&Astrophysics,514,16-21.
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19. Oliveira, J. M., van Loon, J. Th., Chen, C.-H. R., Tielens, A. G. G.M., Sloan, G. C.,Woods, P. M.,Kemper,F.,Indebetouw,R.,Gordon,K.D.,Boyer,M.L.,Shiao,B.,Madden,S.,Speck,A.K.,Meixner,M.,Marengo,M.,"IceChemistryinEmbeddedYoungStellarObjectsintheLargeMagellanicCloud"2009,AstrophysicalJournal,707,1269-1295.
20. Matsuura,M.,Speck,A.K.McHunu,B.M.†,Tanaka,I.,Wright,N.J.,Smith,M.D.,Viti,S.,Zijlstra,A.A.,“A‘firework’ofH2knotsinthePlanetaryNebulaNGC7293(theHelixNebula)”,2009,AstrophysicalJournal,700,1067-1077.
21. Hofmeister.A.M.,Pitman,K.M.‡,Goncharov,A.F.,Speck,A.K.,“OpticalConstantsofSiliconCarbidefor Astrophysical Applications. II. Extending Optical Functions from IR to UV Using Single-CrystalAbsorptionSpectra”,2009,AstrophysicalJournal,696,1502-1516.
22. Speck,AngelaK.,Corman,AdrianB.†,Wakeman,Kristina*,Wheeler,CalebH.*,Thompson,Grant,*“Siliconcarbideabsorptionfeatures:dustformationintheoutflowsofextremecarbonstars”,2009,AstrophysicalJournal,691,1202-1221.
23. Speck,AngelaK.,Whittington,Alan.G.,Tartar,JoshB.†,“TheCosmicCrystallinityConundrum:cluesfromIRAS17495-2534”,2008,AstrophysicalJournalLetters,687,L91-L94.
24. Gruendl, R.A., Chu, Y.-H., Seale, J. P., Matsuura, M., Speck, A. K., Sloan, G. C., Looney, L. W.,“Discovery of extreme carbon stars in the Large Magellanic Cloud”, 2008, Astrophysical JournalLetters688,L9-L12.
25. PitmanK.M.‡,HofmeisterA.M.,SpeckA.K., “Opticalpropertiesof siliconcarbide forastrophysicalapplications:I.Newlaboratoryinfraredreflectancespectraandopticalconstants”,2008,Astronomy&Astrophysics,483,661-672.
26. Nuankhieo,P.,Ruzhitskaya,L.†,Moore,L.J.,&Speck,A.“AffordancesofAnAstronomyLaboratorySimulation”,2008,AcademicExchangeQuarterly,12(4),136-141.
27. Matsuura,M.,Speck,A.K.,Smith,M.D.,Zijlstra,A.A.,Lowe,K.T.E.,Viti,S.,Redman,M.,Wareing,C.J.,Lagadec,E.,“VLT/InfraredIntegralFieldSpectrometerObservationsofMolecularHydrogenLinesintheGlobulesinthePlanetaryNebulaNGC7293(theHelixNebula)”,2007,MonthlyNoticesoftheRoyalAstronomicalSociety,382,1447-1459.
28. GrantD.Thompson*,AdrianB.Corman†,AngelaK.Speck,&CatharinusDijkstra‡,“ChallengingtheCarbonStarDustCondensationSequences:AnarchistC-Stars”,2006,AstrophysicalJournal,652,1654-1673.
29. Dijkstra,C.‡,&Speck,A.K.,“ShapingBipolarPlanetaryNebulae:HowMassLossLeadstoWaistlineDevelopment”,2006,AstrophysicalJournal,651,288-293.
30. AngelaK.Speck,JanCami,CiskaMarkwick-Kemper,JarronLeisenring,RyszardSzczerba,CatharinusDijkstra‡,SchuylerVanDyk,&MargaretMeixner,“TheUnusualSpitzerSpectrumoftheCarbonStarIRAS04496-6958:ADifferentCondensationSequenceintheLMC?”,2006,AstrophysicalJournal,650,892-900.
31. Wareing,C.,Zijlstra,A.,Ueta,T.,Speck,A.K.,Stencel,R.E.,Elitzur,M.,Gertz,R.,Herwig,F.,Izumiura,H.,Latter,W.,Matsuura,M.,Meixner,M.,Steffen,M.,&Szczerba,M.,“DetachedshellsastracersofAGB-ISMbowshocks”2006,MonthlyNoticesoftheRoyalAstronomicalSociety,372,L63-L67.
32. K.M.Pitman‡,A.K.Speck&A.M.Hofmeister,“ChallengingtheIdentificationofNitrideDustinExtremeCarbonStarSpectra”,2006,MonthlyNoticesoftheRoyalAstronomicalSociety,371,1744-1754.
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33. T.Ueta,A.K.Speck,R.E.Stencel,M.Elitzur,R.Gertz,F.Herwig,H.Izumiura,W.Latter,M.Matsuura,M.Meixner,M.Steffen,R.Szczerba,&A.Zijlstra,“DetectionofaBow-Shock-LikeFar-IRNebulaAssociatedwithRHya:theFirstMIRIADResults”,2006,AstrophysicalJournalLetters,648,L39-L42.
34. BenE.K.Sugerman,BarbaraErcolano,M.J.Barlow,A.G.G.M.Tielens,GeoffreyC.Clayton,AlbertA.Zijlstra,MargaretMeixner,AngelaSpeck,TimM.Gledhill,NinoPanagia,MartinCohen,KarlD.Gordon,MartinMeyer,JoannaFabbri,Janet.E.Bowey,DouglasL.Welch,MichaelW.Regan&RobertC.Kennicutt,Jr.“Massive-StarSupernovaeasMajorDustFactories”,2006,Science,313,196-200.
35. DePew,Kyle†,Speck,Angela,Dijkstra,Catharinus‡,“Astromineralogyofthe13mmfeatureinthespectraofoxygen-richasymptoticgiantbranchstars.I.Corundumandspinel”,2006,AstrophysicalJournal,640,971-981.
36. Speck,AngelaK.,Thompson,GrantD.*,Hofmeister,AnneM.,“TheEffectofStellarEvolutiononSiCDustGrainSizes”,2005,AstrophysicalJournal,634,426-435.
37. Dijkstra,C.‡,Speck,A.K.,Reid,R.B.*,Abraham,P.,“The10mumFeatureofM-TypeStarsintheLargeMagellanicCloudandtheDustCondensationSequence”2005,AstrophysicalJournalLetters,633,133-136.
38. Meixner,M.,McCullough,P.R.,Hartman,J.,Son.M.,Speck,A.K.,“MolecularHydrogenKnotsintheHelixNebula”2005,AstronomicalJournal,130,1784-1794.
39. Speck,A.K.,Hofmeister,A.M.,“Processingofpresolargrainsaroundpost-AGBstars:siliconcarbideasthecarrierofthe``21''µmfeature.'',2004,AstrophysicalJournal,600,986-991.
40. O'Hara,TimothyB.,Meixner,Margaret,Speck,AngelaK.,Ueta,Toshiya,Bobrowsky,Matthew,“TheDustRingofLuminousBlueVariableCandidateHD168625:InfraredObservationsandModelCalculations”2003,AstrophysicalJournal,598,1255-1264.
41. Hofmeister,A.M.,Keppel,E.&Speck,A.K.,“AbsorptionandreflectioninfraredspectraofMgOandotherdiatomiccompounds”2003,MonthlyNoticesoftheRoyalAstronomicalSociety,345,16-38.
42. Speck,A.K.,Meixner,M.,Jacoby,G.H.&Knezek,P.,“MolecularhydrogenintheRingNebula:clumpyphoto-dissociationregions”2003,PublicationsoftheAstronomicalSocietyofthePacific,115,170-177.
43. Meixner,M.,Ueta,T.,Bobrowsky,M.,&Speck,A.K.,“TwoSubclassesofProtoPlanetaryNebulae:ModelCalculations”2002,AstrophysicalJournal,571,936-946.
44. Speck,A.K.,Meixner,M.,Fong,D.,McCullough,P.R.,Moser,D.*&Ueta,T.,“Large-scaleextendedemissionaroundtheHelixNebula:dust,molecules,atomsandions.”2002,AstronomicalJournal,123,346-361.
45. Speck,A.K.,Meixner,M.&Knapp,G.R.,“Discoveryofparsec-sizeddustshellsaroundAFGL2688andAFGL618”2000,AstrophysicalJournalLetters,545,L145-L148.
46. Speck,A.K.,Barlow,M.J.,Sylvester,R.J.,&Hofmeister,A.M.,“Dustfeaturesinthe10-µminfraredspectraofoxygen-richevolvedstars”2000,Astronomy&AstrophysicsSupplementSeries,146,437-464.
47. Speck,A.K.,Hofmeister,A.M.,&Barlow,M.J.,“SiliconCarbide:TheProblemwithLaboratorySpectra”2000,InThermalEmissionSpectroscopyofDust,Disks,andRegoliths,Eds:SitkoM.L.,SpragueA.L.&LynchD.K.,ASPConferenceSeries,vol.196,281-290.
48. Hofmeister,A.M.,Rosen,L.J.,Speck,A.K.,“IRspectraofnano-andmacro-crystals:theoverridingimportanceofopticalpath”2000,InThermalEmissionSpectroscopyofDust,Disks,andRegoliths,Eds:SitkoM.L.,SpragueA.L.&LynchD.K.,ASPConferenceSeries,vol.196,291-299.
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49. Bowey,J.E.,Adamson,A.J.,Speck,A.K.,“Simulationof10μmAstronomicalSpectrawithMixturesofCrystallineandAmorphousSilicates”2000,InThermalEmissionSpectroscopyofDust,Disks,andRegoliths,Eds:SitkoM.L.,SpragueA.L.&LynchD.K.,ASPConferenceSeries,vol.196,31-39.
50. Speck,A.K.,Hofmeister,A.M.,&Barlow,M.J.,“Thesiliconcarbideproblem:astronomicalandmeteoriticevidence”1999,AstrophysicalJournalLetters,513,L87-L90.
51. Cohen,M.,Barlow,M.J.,Sylvester,R.J.,Liu,X.-W.,Cox,P.,Lim,T.,Scmitt,B.&Speck,A.K.,“Ice,silicatesandPAHemissionfeaturesintheISOspectrumofthecarbon-richplanetarynebulaCPD-568032”1999,AstrophysicalJournalLetters,513,L135-L138.
52. Speck,A.K.,Barlow,M.J.,“UIRBandsinCarbonStarSpectra”,1997,AstrophysicsandSpaceScience,251,115-121.
53. Speck,A.K.,Barlow,M.J.,&Skinner,C.J.,“Thenatureofthesiliconcarbideincarbonstaroutflows”1997,MonthlyNoticesoftheRoyalAstronomicalSociety,288,431-456.
54. Speck,A.K.,Barlow,M.J.,&Skinner,C.J.,“Thenatureofsiliconcarbide:astronomicalobservationsvsmeteoriticevidence”1997,Meteoritics&PlanetaryScience,32,No.5,702-712.
55. Franchi,I.A.,Bland,P.,Berry,F.J.,Speck,A.,&Pillinger,C.T.,“Theinfluenceofweatheringonthemeasuredoxygenisotopiccompositonofordinarychondrites”1994,Meteoritics,29,467.
Whitepapers/bookchaptersetc:
56. KarlyM.Pitman,AngelaK.Speck,AnneM.HofmeisterandAdrianB.Corman,“OpticalPropertiesand Applications of Silicon Carbide in Astrophysics” Chapter 11 in “Silicon Carbide - Materials,Processing and Applications in Electronic Devices”, Edited by: Moumita Mukherjee, Publisher:InTech,October2011.
57. Sahai,R.,Balick,B.,Blackman,E.,Kastner,J.,Claussen,M.,Morris,M.,DeMarco,O.,Speck,Angela,et al. , “UnderstandingMass-Loss and the Late Evolution of IntermediateMass Stars: Jets, Disks,Binarity,Dust,andMagneticFields”inAstro2010:TheAstronomyandAstrophysicsDecadalSurvey,ScienceWhitePapers,no.256.
58. TheScienceVisionfortheStratosphericObservatoryforInfraredAstronomy(SOFIA).
Popularsciencewriting/articles/blogs
59. Speck,Angela,“Commentary:Theeclipseofageneration”,2017,PhysicsToday70,8,10.
60. Speck,Angela“EqualPayDay2018”,WomenInAstronomyBlogSpot,April2018.https://womeninastronomy.blogspot.com/2018/04/equal-pay-day-2018.html
61. Speck,Angela“GettingintimatewiththeSunandtheMoon”,WomenInAstronomyBlogSpot,March2018: http://womeninastronomy.blogspot.com/2018/03/getting-intimate-with-sun-and-moon.html
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ConferenceProceedings:
62. Sargent,B.A.;Srinivasan,S.;Speck,A.;Volk,K.;Kemper,F.;Reach,W.;Lagadec,E.;Bernard,J.-P.;McDonald, I.;Meixner,M.;Sloan,G.C.; Jones,O.,2016,“ComparativeStudiesof theDustaroundRedSupergiantandOxygen-RichAsymptoticGiantBranchStarsintheLocalUniverse”AstronomyinFocus,aspresentedattheIAUXXIXGeneralAssembly,2015.ProceedingsoftheIAU,Volume29B,2016,pp.470-471.
63. Speck, Angela K., 2014, “Variable Stars & The Asymptotic Giant Branch: Stellar Pulsations, DustProduction andMass Loss” in the Proceedings of Resolving the Future of Astronomy with Long-BaselineInterferometry.ConferenceheldinSocorro,NM,28-30March2011,p117.
64. Ruzhitskaya,L.,Speck,A.,Ding,N.,Baldridge,S.,Witzig,S.,Laffey,J.,2013,“GoingVirtual…orNot:DevelopmentandTestingofa3DVirtualAstronomyEnvironment”,ProceedingsofCommunicatingScience:ANationalConferenceonScienceEducationandPublicOutreach. held inTucson,AZ,4-8August 2012. Edited by J. Barnes, C. Shupla, J.G. Manning and M.G. Gibbs. San Francisco:AstronomicalSocietyofthePacific,p.255
65. Henry, R. B. C., Speck, A., Karakas, A. I., Ferland, G. J., 2011, “The curious conundrum regardingsulfurandoxygenabundancesinplanetarynebulae”intheproceedingsoftheIAUSymposiumNo.283,“PlanetaryNebulae:AnEyetotheFuture”,p.384-385.
66. Pitman,K.M.,Dijkstra,C.,Hofmeister,A.M.,Speck,A.K.“IRLaboratoryOlivineSpectra:ExtractingPeakParametersUsingClassicalDispersionAnalysis”,2011,in“WhyGalaxiesCareaboutAGBStarsII: Shining Examples and Common Inhabitants”. Proceedings of a conference held at UniversityCampus,Viena,Austria,16-20August2010.EditedbyF.Kerschbaum,T. Lebzelter,andR.F.Wing.SanFrancisco:AstronomicalSocietyofthePacific,2011,445,p.363
67. Guha Niyogi, S.†, Speck, A., Dijkstra, C., “Temperature and Compositional Effects on SpectralFeaturesoftheOlivineMinerals”2011, inWhyGalaxiesCareaboutAGBStarsII:ShiningExamplesandCommon Inhabitants. Proceedingsof a conferenceheld atUniversityCampus,Viena,Austria,16-20 August 2010. Edited by F. Kerschbaum, T. Lebzelter, and R.F. Wing. San Francisco:AstronomicalSocietyofthePacific,2011,445,p.357.
68. deMarco,O.,Frank,A.,Kastner,J.,Sahai,R.,Balick,B.,Blackman,E.,Carroll,J.,Chesneau,O.,Chu,Y.-H.,Claussen,M.,Gomez,Y.,Guazzotto,L.,Haig,C.,Hrivnak,B.,Huggins,P.,Lopez,A.,Sokoloski,J.L.,Miszalski,B.,Montez,R.,Morris,M.,Nordhaus,J.,SamYu,Y.,Schester,E.,Shroyer,B.,Speck,A.,Steffen,W.,Szcszerba,R.,Tanny,S.,Ueta,T.,vanWinckel,H.,Velasquez,P.F.,Vlemmings,W.,Yirak,K.“TheRochesterWhitePaper:ARoadmapforUnderstandingAsphericalPlanetaryNebulae”2010,intheProceedingsofAsymmetricPlanetaryNebulae5conference,heldinBowness-on-Windermere,U.K.,20-25June2010,A.A.Zijlstra,F.Lykou,I.McDonald,andE.Lagadec,eds.(2011)JodrellBankCentreforAstrophysics.
69. Speck, A. K., Henry, R., “Can dust and molecules explain the sulphur anomaly in planetarynebulae?”, 2010, in the Proceedings of Asymmetric Planetary Nebulae 5 conference, held inBowness-on-Windermere, U.K., 20 - 25 June 2010, A. A. Zijlstra, F. Lykou, I. McDonald, and E.Lagadec,eds.(2011)JodrellBankCentreforAstrophysics.
70. Matsuura,M.,Speck,A.K.,McHunu,B.M.†,Tanaka,I.,Wright,N.J.,Smith,M.D.,Viti,S.,Zijlstra,A.A.“StructureofH2molecularknotsintheHelixandDumbbellnebulae”,2010,intheProceedingsofAsymmetric PlanetaryNebulae 5 conference, held in Bowness-on-Windermere, U.K., 20 - 25 June2010, A. A. Zijlstra, F. Lykou, I. McDonald, and E. Lagadec, eds. (2011) Jodrell Bank Centre forAstrophysics.
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71. Ueta, Toshiya, Izumiura, Hideyuki, Yamamura, Issei, Stencel, Robert E., Nakada, Yoshikazu,Matsuura,Mikako, Ita, Yoshifusa, Tanabe, Toshihiko, Fukushi, Hinako,Matsunaga, Noriyuki,Mito,Hiroyuki,Speck,AngelaK.,“3-DDynamicsofInteractionsbetweenStellarWindsandtheInterstellarMediumasSeenbyAKARIandSpitzer”,2010,intheProceedingsofAKARI,aLighttoIlluminatetheMisty Universe, editors: Onaka, Takashi,White, Glenn, Nakagawa, Takao, Yamamura, Issei, ASPConferenceSeries,418,117.
72. Ueta, Toshiya, Stencel, Robert E., Yamamura, Issei, Izumiura, Hideyuki, Nakada, Yoshikazu,Matsuura,Mikako, Ita, Yoshifusa, Tanabe, Toshihiko, Fukushi, Hinako,Matsunaga,Noriyuki,Mito,Hiroyuki,Speck,AngelaK.,“MassLossHistoryoftheAGBstar,RCas”,2010,intheProceedingsofAKARI,aLighttoIlluminatetheMistyUniverse, editors:Onaka,Takashi,White,Glenn,Nakagawa,Takao,Yamamura,Issei,ASPConferenceSeries,418,463.
73. Niyogi,SuklimaGuha†,Speck,Angela,“TheEffectOfStellarPulsationCyclesOnDustFormation:ATemporal Study OfMid-infrared SpectrumOf O-rich AGB Star, T Cep”, 2009, in Stellar Pulsation:ChallengesForTheoryAndObservation:ProceedingsoftheInternationalConference.AIPConferenceProceedings,Vol.1170,p.155-157.
74. Creech-Eakman,M. J., Hora, J., Ivezic, Z., Jurgenson, C., Luttermoser,D.,Marengo,M.,Speck,A.,Stencel, R., Thompson, R. R., “Multiwavelength Study of Pulsation and Dust Production in MiraVariables Using Optical Interferometry for Constraints”, 2009, in Stellar Pulsation: Challenges ForTheoryAndObservation:Proceedingsofthe InternationalConference.AIPConferenceProceedings,Vol.1170,pp.137-140.
75. Ruzhitskaya,L.†&Speck,A.(2008).“Computer-BasedSimulation:StimulatingLearninginAstronomy”.InProceedingsofWorldConferenceonEducationalMultimedia,HypermediaandTelecommunications2008(pp.5389-5396).Chesapeake,VA:AACE.
76. Ruzhitskaya,L.†&Speck,A.(2008).“ImpactofSpatialandSocialPresenceonLearninginVirtualLearningEnvironments.”InProceedingsofWorldConferenceonEducationalMultimedia,HypermediaandTelecommunications2008(pp.5379-5388).Chesapeake,VA:AACE.
77. Nuankhieo,P.,Ruzhitskaya,L.†&Speck,A.(2008).“AnExploratoryStudyofAffordancesofCLEAInterfaceinAstronomyLaboratorySimulation.”InProceedingsofWorldConferenceonEducationalMultimedia,HypermediaandTelecommunications2008(pp.1560-1568).Chesapeake,VA:AACE.
78. Ruzhitskaya,L.†&Speck,A.(2007).“StellarProperties:FromParallaxtoRadius.”CosmosintheClassroom2007,AstronomicalSocietyofthePacific,Claremont,CA.139-142.
79. AdrianCorman†,GrantThompson*,AngelaSpeck&CatharinusDijkstra‡,“MythbustingtheCarbonStar Dust Condensation Sequence”, 2007, in Proceedings ofWhyGalaxies Care About AGB Stars,editors:F.Kerschbaum,C.Charbonnel&R.Wing,ASPConferenceSeries,Vol.378,p.281.
80. K.M. Pitman‡, A. M. Hofmeister, A. K. Speck, “Challenging the Identification of Nitride Dust inExtremeCarbonStarSpectra”,2007,inProceedingsofWhyGalaxiesCareAboutAGBStars,editors:F.Kerschbaum,C.Charbonnel&R.Wing,ASPConferenceSeries,Vol.378,p.331.
81. Angela Speck, Toshiya Ueta and the MIRIAD TEAM, “Spitzer/MIPS Imaging of the ExtremelyExtended Dust Shell(s) around R Hya”, 2006, In Proceedings of IAU Symposium 234: PlanetaryNebulaeinOurGalaxyandBeyond,editors:M.J.Barlow.&R.H.Mendez,p.515
82. AdrienneDove*,AngelaSpeck,“CLOUDYmodelingofweirdFar-IRemission inthecentralzoneoftheHelixNebula”,2006,InProceedingsofIAUSymposium234:PlanetaryNebulaeinOurGalaxyandBeyond,editors:M.J.Barlow.&R.H.Mendez,p.389.
83. JoshTartar†,SarahEyermann†,AngelaSpeck,MargaretMeixner,“HSTStudyoftheMolecularGasinPlanetaryNebulae”,2006, InProceedingsof IAUSymposium234:PlanetaryNebulaeinOurGalaxyandBeyond,editors:M.J.Barlow.&R.H.Mendez,p.525.
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84. C.Dijkstra‡,A.K. Speck, R.B. Reid*, C.Markwick-Kemper, J. Leisenring, “Circumstellar dust in theLargeMagellanic Cloud”, 2006, In Proceedings of Stellar Evolution at LowMetallicity:Mass Loss,Explosions,Cosmology,editors:Lamers,Langer,Nugis&Annuk,ASPConferenceSeries,Vol.353,p225.
85. Eyermann,S.E.†,Speck,A.K.,Meixner,M.,McCullough,P.R.,Hora, J.,“TheNatureandOriginofMolecular Knots in Planetary Nebulae”, 2006, Planetary Nebulae as Astronomical Tools. AIPConferenceProceedings,804,145.
86. Speck,A.K.,,Meixner,M.,&Elitzur,M., “EpisodicMass Losson theTimescaleof Thermal Pulses:RadiativeTransferModeling”2003, In theproceedingsof the3rdAsymmetricalPlanetaryNebulaeConference, Eds. M.Meixner & J.Kastner, ASP Conference Proceedings, Vol. 313. San Francisco:AstronomicalSocietyofthePacific,2004.,p.303.
87. Meixner,M.,McCullough,P.,Hartman, J.,O'Dell, R., Speck,A.K., “TheHubbleHelix”2003, In theproceedingsofthe3rdAsymmetricalPlanetaryNebulaeConference,Eds.M.Meixner&J.Kastner,ASPConferenceProceedings,Vol.313.SanFrancisco:AstronomicalSocietyofthePacific,2004.,p.234.
88. Speck,A.K.,,Meixner,M.,Nenkova,M.&Elitzur,M.,“Radiativetransfermodelingofperiodicmass-loss enhancements during the AGB phase” 2002, In the proceedings of theWorkshop onMass-losingPulsatingStarsandtheirCircumstellarMatter,Eds.Y.Nakada&M.Honma,241.
89. Speck,A.K.,,Meixner,M.,Knezek,P.&Jacoby,G.H.“Highresolutionmolecularhydrogenimagingofthe Ring nebula” 2003, In the proceedings of the IAU Symposium 209, Planetary Nebulae: TheirEvolutionandRoleintheUniverse,Eds.S.Kwok,M.Dopita&R.Sutherland,271.
90. Speck,A.K.,,&Hofmeister,A.M.,“SiliconCarbideastheCarrierofthe21µmfeature”,2003,IntheproceedingsoftheIAUSymposium209,PlanetaryNebulae:TheirEvolutionandRoleintheUniverse,Eds.S.Kwok,M.Dopita&R.Sutherland,315.
91. Speck,A.K.,,Meixner,M.,Fong,D.McCullough,P.R.,Moser,D.E.*&Ueta,T.,“Large-scaleextendedemissionaroundtheHelixNebula”2003, Intheproceedingsofthe IAUSymposium209,PlanetaryNebulae:TheirEvolutionandRoleintheUniverse,Eds.S.Kwok,M.Dopita&R.Sutherland,316.
92. Speck,A.K.,,Meixner,M.,Fong&Ueta,T.,“ISOPHOTObservationsofPost-AGBStars:FossilRecordsofMassLoss”2002,InproceedingsoftheISOPHOTWorkshoponP32OversampledMapping,Eds.B.Schulz,S.Peschke,ESA-SP482,93.
93. Speck,A.K.,,Meixner,M.&Ueta,T.,“Big,bumpydustshellsaroundprotoplanetarynebulae”2001,In proceedings of Post-AGB objects as a phase of stellar evolution, Eds. R. Szczerba, S.K. Gorny,Kluwer,Dordrecht,333.
94. Ueta, T.,Speck,A.K.,Meixner,M. , Dayal, A., Deutsch, L.K., Fazio,G.,Hora, J.L., Hoffmann,W.F.,“SpatialDistributionsofMultipleDustComponents inthePPN/PNCircumstellarDustShells”2001,In proceedings of Post-AGB objects as a phase of stellar evolution, Eds. R. Szczerba, S.K. Gorny,Kluwer,Dordrecht,339.
95. Speck, A.K.,, Meixner, M., Ueta, T. & Knapp, G.R., “. ISOPHOT observations of protoplanetarynebulae: evidence for extremely extended dust shells around post-AGB objects” 2001, InproceedingsofTetons4:GalacticStructure,StarsandtheInterstellarMedium,Eds.C.E.Woodward,M.D.Bicay,andJ.M.Shull,A.S.P.conf.ser.231,550.
96. Speck,A.K.,,Barlow,M.J.,&Sylvester,R.J.,“Mineralogyofdustaroundoxygen-richevolvedstars”2001, In proceedings of Tetons 4: Galactic Structure, Stars and the InterstellarMedium, Eds. C.E.Woodward,M.D.Bicay,andJ.M.Shull,A.S.P.conf.ser.231,553.
97. Speck, A.K., Meixner, M., & Knapp, G.R., “Circumstellar Dust Around Post-AGB Stars” 2000, InProceedingsof ISOBeyondPointSources:StudiesofExtendedInfraredEmission,September14-17,1999, ISODataCentre,VillafrancadelCastillo,Madrid,Spain.EditedbyR.J.Laureijs,K.LeechandM.F.Kessler,ESA-SP455,2000.p.83.
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98. Hofmeister,A.M.,Keppel,E.T.,Bowey,J.E.,&Speck,A.K.,“Causesofartifactsintheinfraredspectraof powders” 2000, In Proceedings of ISO beyond the peaks: The 2nd ISOworkshop on analyticalspectroscopy,February2-4,2000,atISODataCentre,VillafrancadelCastillo,Madrid,Spain.EditedbyA.Salama,M.F.Kessler,K.Leech&B.Schulz.ESA-SP456,2000.p343.
99. Speck,A.K.,&Barlow,M.J., “UIRBandsinCarbonStars”1997,Astrophysics&SpaceScience ,251pp115-121.AlsoinDust&MoleculesinEvolvedStars:ConferenceProceedings
100. Speck,A.K.,Barlow,M.J.,&Skinner,C.J.,“Observationsofthe11micronSiliconCarbideFeatureinCarbonStarShells”1996,InFromStardusttoPlanetesimals:ContributedPapers,Eds:M.E.Kress,A.G.G.M.TielensandY.J.Pendleton,NASAConf.Publ.3343,California,pg61.
SelectedAbstracts(i.e.abstractsthatdidnotsubsequentlybecomeconferenceproceedingspapers)
1. PreparingaNationfortheEclipseofaGeneration-ORALSpeck, Angela; Habbal, Shadia; Tresch Fienberg, Richard; Kentrianakis, Michael; Fraknoi, Andrew;Nordgren, Tyler; Penn, Matthew; Pasachoff, Jay M.; Bakich, Michael; Winter, Henry; Gay, Pamela;Motta,MarioAmericanAstronomicalSocietyMeeting231,NationalHarbor,MD,January2018,#220.02
2. Better Alternatives to “Astronomical Silicate”: Laboratory-BasedOptical Functions of Chondritic/SolarAbundanceGlassWithApplicationtoHD161796–POSTERSpeck,AngelaK.;Pitman,Karly;Hofmeister,AnneIAUGeneralAssembly,Meeting#29,July/August2015,id.2257874S
3. MolecularHydrogeninPlanetaryNebulae)–ORALSpeck,AngelaK.;Baldridge,Sean;Matsuura,MikakoIAUGeneralAssembly,Meeting#29,July/August2015,id.2257856S
4. ComparativeStudiesoftheDustaroundRedSupergiantandOxygen-RichAsymptoticGiantBranchStarsintheLocalUniverse)–ORALSargent,Benjamin;Srinivasan,Sundar;Speck,AngelaK.;Volk,Kevin;Kemper,Ciska;12coauthorsIAUGeneralAssembly,Meeting#29,July/August2015,id.2228175
5. Spitzer-IRSSpectroscopicStudiesofOxygen-RichAsymptoticGiantBranchStarandRedSupergiantStarDustProperties–POSTERSargent,BenjaminA.;Srinivasan,Sundar;Speck,Angela;Volk,Kevin;Kemper,Ciska;Reach,WilliamT.;Lagadec,Eric;Bernard,Jean-Philippe;McDonald,Iain;Meixner,MargaretAmericanAstronomicalSocietyMeeting225,SeattleWA,January2015,#216.03
6. ReachingtotheStar–POSTERRuzhitskaya,Lanika;Speck,A.;Baldridge,S.;Briggs,J.AmericanAstronomicalSocietyMeeting223,WashingtonDC,January2014,#444.06
7. NearIRSpectroscopicAnalysisofMolecularHydrogenintheDumbbellNebula(NGC6853)–POSTERBaldridge,Sean;Speck,A.;Matsuura,M.AmericanAstronomicalSocietyMeeting223,WashingtonDC,January2014,#353.10
8. TestingtheeffectofcontinuumeliminationmethodsonstudiesofinfrareddustfeaturesfromAGBstarspectra–POSTERDelisle,Colby;Speck,A.AmericanAstronomicalSocietyMeeting223,WashingtonDC,January2014,#351.09
9. Theeffectofaluminumonsilicatespectralfeatures–POSTERWilliams,Lucie;Speck,A.;Whittington,A.G.;Hofmeister,A.M.;Arrant,D.J.AmericanAstronomicalSocietyMeeting223,WashingtonDC,January2014,#351.07
10. AnExplorationoftheDustSpectralFeaturesoftheCarbon-RichStarVCygThroughTimeandSpace–POSTERReel,Matthew;Speck,A.;Sloan,G.C.;Volk,K.AmericanAstronomicalSocietyMeeting223,WashingtonDC,January2014,#351.05
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11. TheFittingoftheBroad8-21MicronFeatureofO-RichAGBStarswiththeSummationofTwoGaussianCurves–POSTERArrant,DavidJ.;Speck,A.AmericanAstronomicalSocietyMeeting223,WashingtonDC,January2014,#351.04
12. UsingSpatially-ResolvedSpectroscopytoStudyStardust–POSTERDaniels,Lacey;Speck,A.;DeSouza,N.;GuhaNiyogi,S.AmericanAstronomicalSocietyMeeting223,WashingtonDC,January2014,#351.03
13. AssessmentofTeachingMethodsandCriticalThinkinginaCourseforScienceMajors–ORALSpeck,Angela;Ruzhitskaya,L.;Whittington,A.G. AmericanAstronomicalSocietyMeeting223,WashingtonDC,January2014,#322.04
14. MizzouStudentAstronomicalSociety-benefitingeveryone–POSTERBriggs,Jason;Speck,A.;Ruzhitskaya,L.AmericanAstronomicalSocietyMeeting223,WashingtonDC,January2014,#160.10
15. Spitzer-IRSSpectroscopicStudiesofthePropertiesofDustfromOxygen-RichAsymptoticGiantBranchandRedSupergiantStars–ORALSargent,BenjaminA.;Speck,A.;Volk,K.;Kemper,C.;Reach,W.T.;Lagadec,E.;Bernard,J.;McDonald,I.;Meixner,M.;Srinivasan,S.AmericanAstronomicalSocietyMeeting223,WashingtonDC,January2014,#113.05
16. TheEffectofCompositionontheSpectralFeaturesofSilicateGlasses:TheEffectofAluminium–ORALAngelaSpeck;AlanG.Whittington;AnneM.HofmeisterAmericanAstronomicalSocietyMeeting222,Indianapolis,IN,June2013,#110.01
17. InclusiveDesignforLearning–MakingYourClassroomAccessible–ORALAngelaSpeck;GinaCeylanAmericanAstronomicalSocietyMeeting222,Indianapolis,IN,June2013,#201.02
18. New Laboratory-Based Optical Functions of Cosmic Abundance Glass: Comparison to “AstronomicalSilicates”andApplicationtoPost-AGBObjectHD161796–ORALAngelaSpeck;KarlyM.Pitman;AnneM.Hofmeister;AlanG.WhittingtonAmericanAstronomicalSocietyMeeting222,Indianapolis,IN,June2013,#202.03
19. Pluto'sDemiseandResurrection–ORALAngelaSpeckAmericanAstronomicalSocietyMeeting222,Indianapolis,IN,June2013,EPOtalk
20. ModelingtheExtendedDustShellAroundAFGL618–POSTERLauraHosmer;AngelaSpeck;M.Meixner;D.C.Lis;M.M.Nenkova;M.ElitzurAmericanAstronomicalSocietyMeeting222,Indianapolis,IN,June2013,#216.13
21. InvestigatingtheVarianceofMid-infraredDustSpectralFeaturesofOxygen-richAGBStars–POSTERAdamEshein;AngelaSpeckAmericanAstronomicalSocietyMeeting222,Indianapolis,IN,June2013,#216.14
22. ModelingtheMineralogyofDustAroundObscured,Oxygen-richAGBStar,IRAS17495-2534–POSTERDavidNash;AngelaSpeckAmericanAstronomicalSocietyMeeting222,Indianapolis,IN,June2013,#216.15
23. ClumpyMolecularHydrogenintheDumbbellNebula–POSTERBaldridge,Sean;Speck,A.;Matsuura,M.;Jacoby,GAmericanAstronomicalSocietyMeeting221,LongBeach,CA,January2013,#216.14
24. Pitman,KarlyM.;Speck,A.;Hofmeister,A.M.;Buffard,A.S.;Whittington,A.G Better Alternatives to “Astronomical Silicate”: Laboratory-Based Optical Functions of Cosmic
AbundanceGlasswithApplicationtoHD161796–ORAL AmericanAstronomicalSocietyMeeting221,LongBeach,CA,January2013,#223.04
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25. TheEnigmatic13MicronFeatureintheSpectraofAGBStars–POSTER DeSouza,Nelson;Speck,A. AmericanAstronomicalSocietyMeeting221,LongBeach,CA,January2013,#145.03
26. The Effects of Stellar Chemistry on the Broad 9-15 Micron Spectral Feature of O-rich AGB Stars –POSTER
Arrant,DavidJ.;Speck,A. AmericanAstronomicalSocietyMeeting221,LongBeach,CA,January2013,#145.02
27. AnExplorationoftheDustSpectralFeaturesoftheCarbon-RichStarVCygThroughTimeandSpace Reel,Matthew;Speck,A.;Volk,K.;Sloan,G.C. AmericanAstronomicalSocietyMeeting221,LongBeach,CA,January2013,#145.01
28. CosmicConversations:TrainingSTEMStudentstoSpeaktothePublic–ORALAngelaSpeck,LanikaRuzhitskayaCommunicatingScience,Tucson,AZ,August2012
29. GoingVirtual?orNot–POSTERAngelaSpeck,LanikaRuzhitskaya,NanDing,SeanBaldridge,StephenWitzig,JamesLaffeyCommunicatingScience,Tucson,AZ,August2012
30. 3DVirtualRealityforTeachingAstronomy–ORALAngelaSpeck,L.Ruzhitskaya‡,J.Laffey,N.Ding
AmericanAstronomicalSocietyMeeting219,Austin,TX,January2012,#227.03
31. AstronomyinSustainableEnergy:ANewApproachtoMakeItMatter–ORALLanikaRuzhitskaya‡,AngelaSpeckAmericanAstronomicalSocietyMeeting219,Austin,TX,January2012,#227.06
32. BringingSciencePublicOutreachtoElementarySchools–ORALLucasMiller*,A.Speck,A.TinninAmericanAstronomicalSocietyMeeting219,Austin,TX,January2012,#210.06
33. Investigating Chemical Compositions of Select Saturnian Satellites via Mosaicking of Cassini VIMSObservations–POSTERLauraHosmer*,C.DalleOre,R.Mastrapa,A.Speck.AmericanAstronomicalSocietyMeeting219,Austin,TX,January2012,#334.14
34. DifferentialDepletionofMgandFeinPlanetaryNebulae:ImplicationsfortheCompositionofAGB-StarDust–POSTERHarrietL.Dinerstein,F.Prasla,A.K.SpeckAmericanAstronomicalSocietyMeeting219,Austin,TX,January2012,#343.01
35. Spitzer SAGE/LMC Observations Of Extreme Carbon Stars As A Probe Of Carbon-rich StardustProperties–POSTERNicholasParmley*,A.K.Speck,A.J.Mulia*,SAGE-SpecteamAmericanAstronomicalSocietyMeeting219,Austin,TX,January2012,#343.02
36. TheEnigmatic13micronFeatureintheSpectraofAGBStars–POSTERNelsonDeSouza†,A.K.SpeckAmericanAstronomicalSocietyMeeting219,Austin,TX,January2012,#343.03
37. ModelingtheEffectofPulsationontheDustSpectrumofCarbonStarVCyg–POSTERAngelaSpeck,B.Hester*,A.Corman†,K.Volk,G.C.SloanAmericanAstronomicalSocietyMeeting219,Austin,TX,January2012,#343.04
38. UnderstandingStardustviaSpatially-ResolvedSpectroscopy:ACaseStudyonRHya–POSTERAaronKaberline*,S.GuhaNiyogi†,A.K.Speck,K.VolkAmericanAstronomicalSocietyMeeting219,Austin,TX,January2012,#343.11
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39. TheEffectOfMetallicityAndC/OOnTheLow-ContrastDustFeaturesOfLow-Mass-LossRateO-RichAGBStars–POSTERDavidJ.Arrant†,A.K.Speck,S.J.Chan‡AmericanAstronomicalSocietyMeeting219,Austin,TX,January2012,#343.13
40. Mass-lossHistoryofa'typical'AGBStar,Mira,UsingFar-InfraredImagingPhotometry–POSTERBasilMenziMchunu†,A.K.SpeckAmericanAstronomicalSocietyMeeting219,Austin,TX,January2012,#439.24
41. UV-Visible Laboratory Spectra Of Presolar Oxide And CAI Analogs: Corundum, Spinel, Hibonite, AndMelilites–ORALKarlyM.Pitman,A.M.Hofmeister,A.K.SpeckAmericanAstronomicalSocietyMeeting219,Austin,TX,January2012,#320.01
42. Mini-Journals: Incorporating Inquiry,Quantitative Skills andWriting intoHomeworkAssignments forGeochemistryandPlanetaryScience–POSTERWhittington,A.G.,Speck,A.K.,Witzig,S.B.,andAbell,S.K.,EOS,TransactionsAGU.AGU2011Fallmeeting,SanFrancisco,CA.AbstractED11A-0757
43. AnalyzingDustSpectraOfOxygen-richAGBStarsUsingSpatiallyResolvedSpectroscopy–POSTERGuhaNiyogi,Suklima†,Speck,A.K.,Volk,K.AmericanAstronomicalSocietyMeeting218,Boston,MA,May2011,#322.04
44. Through The Looking Glass: New Laboratory Spectra Of Glassy Silicates For The Comparison ToAstrophysicalEnvironments–POSTERSpeck,Angela,Whittington,A.,Hofmeister,A.AmericanAstronomicalSocietyMeeting218,Boston,MA,May2011,#129.22
45. VariableStarsandTheAsymptoticGiantBranch:StellarPulsations,DustProductionandMassLoss–ORALSpeck,AngelaAmericanAstronomicalSocietyMeeting218,Boston,MA,May2011,#114.04
46. Peerinteraction:helpordistraction?–ORALRuzhitskaya,L.†,Speck,A.K.AmericanAstronomicalSocietyMeeting217,Seattle,WA,January2011,#405.07
47. GuidedVersusUnguidedLearning:WhichOneToChoose?–ORALRuzhitskaya,L.†,Speck,A.K.AmericanAstronomicalSocietyMeeting217,Seattle,WA,January2011,#405.06
48. IdentityCrisis:TrueCompositionofCircumstellarDustQuestioned–POSTERMiller,L.*,Speck,A.K.,GuhaNiyogi,S.†AmericanAstronomicalSocietyMeeting217,Seattle,WA,January2011,#250.16
49. EffectsofTemperatureandCompositiononSpectralFeaturesoftheOlivineminerals–POSTERGuhaNiyogi,S.†Speck,A.K.,Dijkstra,C.AmericanAstronomicalSocietyMeeting217,Seattle,WA,January2011,#250.15
50. StudyingtheEffectofC/ORatioonDustaroundCarbonStar–POSTERKnoll,H.*Speck,A.K.,AmericanAstronomicalSocietyMeeting217,Seattle,WA,January2011,#250.14
51. The Effect Of Chemical Abundances On Dust Formation: Stellar Nucleosynthesis Vs. Metallicity. –POSTERSpeck,A.K.,Chan,S.J.‡AmericanAstronomicalSocietyMeeting217,Seattle,WA,January2011,#250.12
52. UnderstandingSStarsbyC/ORatiosands-ProcessElementAbundances–POSTERArrant,D.†,Speck,A.K.,AmericanAstronomicalSocietyMeeting217,Seattle,WA,January2011,#250.11
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53. UV-VisibleLaboratorySpectraOfDustAnalogs:Mg-silicates,Spinel,AndGlasses–POSTERPitman,KarlyM.‡,Hofmeister,A.M.,Speck,A.K.,AmericanAstronomicalSocietyMeeting217,Seattle,WA,January2011,#112.06
54. Candustandmoleculesexplainthesulphuranomalyinplanetarynebulae?-POSTERSpeck,A.K.,Henry,R.AsymmetricPlanetaryNebulae5conference,heldinBowness-on-Windermere,U.K.,20-25June2010
55. Incorporating inquiry into upper-level undergraduate homework assignments: The Mini-Journal. –POSTERWhittington,A.G.,Speck,A.K.,Witzig,S.B.,andAbell,S.K.,EGUAnnualmeeting,Vienna,Austria.2010
56. DustfromEvolvedStarstoProtostars–ORALMeteoriticalSocietyPre-meetingWorkshoponDisks,Meteorites,Planetessimals,July23–24, 2010,NewYork,NY.AbstractNo.6018.
57. TheOriginofPresolarSilicaGrainsinAGBStars–POSTERBose,M.,Floss,C.,Stadermann,F.J.,Stroud,R.M.,Speck,A.K.41st Lunar and Planetary Science Conference, held March 1-5, 2010 in The Woodlands, Texas. LPIContributionNo.1533,p.1812
58. LaboratorySpectraofAstronomicalDustAnalogsatUltraviolet-VisibleWavelengths–POSTERPitman,KarlyM.‡,Hofmeister,A.M.,Speck,A.K.AmericanAstronomicalSocietyMeeting215,Washington,DC,January2010,#476.03
59. ANewMethodForObtainingOpticalConstants InTheNear-IRToUVFromSingle-CrystalAbsorptionSpectra:SiCAndSilicatesAsExamples–POSTERHofmeister,AnneM.,Pitman,K.M.‡,Speck,A.K.AmericanAstronomicalSocietyMeeting215,Washington,DC,January2010,#476.02.
60. VirtualJupiter-RealLearning–POSTERRuzhitskaya,Lanika†,Speck,A.,Laffey,J.AmericanAstronomicalSocietyMeeting215,Washington,DC,January2010,#466.06
61. TheMassLossReturnfromEvolvedStarstotheLargeMagellanicCloud:Oxygen-RichAsymptoticGiantBranchStars–POSTERSargent, Benjamin A., Srinivasan, S., Meixner, M., Kemper, F., Tielens, X., Speck, A., Matsuura, M.,Bernard,J.,Hony,S.,Gordon,K.,and5coauthorsAmericanAstronomicalSocietyMeeting215,Washington,DC,January2010,#459.06
62. CanDustandMoleculesExplaintheSulfurAnomalyinPlanetaryNebulae?Speck,Angela,Henry,R.–POSTERAmericanAstronomicalSocietyMeeting215,Washington,DC,January2010,#454.22
63. NewSiCOpticalConstants–POSTERCorman,Adrian†,Speck,A.,Hofmeister,A.,Pitman,K‡.AmericanAstronomicalSocietyMeeting215,Washington,DC,January2010,#431.23
64. SpitzerRevealsNewInsightsintoMassLossHistoryofEvolvedStarsGeise,KathleenM.,Ueta,T.,Speck,A.K.,Izumiura,H.,Stencel,R.E.AmericanAstronomicalSocietyMeeting215,Washington,DC,January2010,#431.14
65. The Relationship Between the Dust Condensation Sequence for Oxygen-rich CircumstellarEnvironmentsandtheC/ORatio.–POSTERChan,S.Josephine‡,Speck,A.KAmericanAstronomicalSocietyMeeting215,Washington,DC,January2010,#431.12
66. TestingTheSensitivityOfSpectralFeatureParametersToAnalysisMethods-"10Micron"FeaturesInOH/IRStars–POSTERRandolph,Cindy*,Myers,E.*,Speck,A.AmericanAstronomicalSocietyMeeting215,Washington,DC,January2010,#431.07
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67. LaboratorySpectraofGlassySilicatesfortheComparisontoAstrophysicalEnvironments–POSTERNewgard,ArielleL.†,Speck,A.,Whittington,A.,Hofmeister,A.,Tartar,J.†,Williams,K.*AmericanAstronomicalSocietyMeeting215,Washington,DC,January2010,#431.06
68. IdentityCrisis:TrueCompositionofCircumstellarDustQuestioned–POSTERMiller,Lucas*,Speck,A.,GuhaNiyogi,S.†AmericanAstronomicalSocietyMeeting215,Washington,DC,January2010,#431.05.
69. A Temporal Study of O-rich Pulsating Variable AGB Star, T Cep: Investigation on Dust Formation,MineralogyandMorphologyofDustGrains–POSTERGuhaNiyogi,Suklima,†Speck,A.AmericanAstronomicalSocietyMeeting215,Washington,DC,January2010,#431.04
70. MythbustingStardustFormationScenarios:CrystallineSilicatesAndNewInsightsIntoOxygen-richAGBStars.–POSTERFletcher,Corinne,*Speck,A.AmericanAstronomicalSocietyMeeting215,Washington,DC,January2010,#431.02
71. The8-14MicronFeatureinSStars:OPositiveorONegative–POSTERArrant,DavidJ.†,Speck,A.AmericanAstronomicalSocietyMeeting215,Washington,DC,January2010,#431.01
72. ComparingCarbonDustGrainTypesfromtheMilkyWayandtheLargeMagellanicCloud–POSTERMulia,Alexander,*Speck,A.K.AmericanAstronomicalSocietyMeeting215,Washington,DC,January2010,#428.09
73. FocusingontheProcessesofScienceUsingInquiry-orientedAstronomyLabsforLearningAstronomy-ORALSpeck,Angela,Ruzhitskaya,L.†,Whittington,A.,Witzig,S.AmericanAstronomicalSocietyMeeting215,Washington,DC,January2010,#21706S
74. Incorporatinginquiryintoupper-levelhomeworkassignments:Themini-journal.–POSTERWhittington,A.G.,Speck,A.K.,Witzig,S.B.,andAbell,S.K.AGUFallmeeting,SanFrancisco,CA,2009.
75. Whatdostudentsinanintroductoryastronomycoursebelievescienceis?–POSTERHanuscin,D.,Speck,A.,&Ruzhitskaya,L.AmericanAssociationofPhysicsTeachers.Chicago,IL,February2009.
76. PAHFormation:3.3And11.3μmData-POSTERCaputo,DanielP.†,Speck,A.,Volk,K.,Barlow,M.,Wesson,R.AmericanAstronomicalSocietyMeeting214,Pasadena,June2009,#402.11
77. OpticalPropertiesOfSiliconCarbide:ImplicationsOfNewLaboratoryData-POSTERCorman,Adrian†,Speck,A.,Hofmeister,A.,Pitman,K.‡AmericanAstronomicalSocietyMeeting214,Pasadena,June2009,#402.09
78. Through The Looking Glass: The Causes Of Variations In "Amorphous” Silicate Spectral Features -POSTERSpeck,Angela,Hofmeister,A.M.,Whittington,A.G.AmericanAstronomicalSocietyMeeting214,Pasadena,June2009,#402.08
79. Using Classical Dispersion Analysis to Extract Peak Parameters, Optical Constants from IR LabAbsorbanceSpectra:Olivine-POSTERPitman,KarlyM.‡,Dijkstra,C.R.‡,Hofmeister,A.M.,Speck,A.K.AmericanAstronomicalSocietyMeeting214,Pasadena,June2009,#402.07
80. The Relationship Between C/O Ratio and the Dust Condensation Sequence for O-rich CircumstellarEnvironments-POSTERChan,S.Josephine‡,Speck,A.AmericanAstronomicalSocietyMeeting214,Pasadena,June2009,#402.04
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81. The Effect of Stellar Pulsation Cycles on Dust Formation: A Temporal Study of the Mid-infraredSpectrumofO-richAGBStar,TCep.-POSTERGuhaNiyogi,Suklima†,Speck,A.AmericanAstronomicalSocietyMeeting214,Pasadena,June2009,#402.02
82. Kepler'sLawsinanIntroductoryAstronomyLaboratory:TheInfluenceofaComputer-basedSimulationUsedWithMultipleVariables-ORALRuzhitskaya,Lanika†,French,R.S.,Speck,A.AmericanAstronomicalSocietyMeeting214,Pasadena,June2009,#312.03
83. TheDustyUniverse-FromSpitzertoHerschel:DustFormationandSpectroscopy-ORALSpeck,AngelaAmericanAstronomicalSocietyMeeting214,Pasadena,June2009,#232.03
84. StellarPulsationandtheVariabilityofInfraredSpectralFeatures–POSTERSpeck,Angela,GuhaNiyogi,Suklima†AmericanAstronomicalSocietyMeeting213,LongBeach,CA,January2009,#412.03
85. MisconceptionsinAstronomy:BeforeandAfteraConstructivistLearningEnvironment-ORALRuzhitskaya,Lanika†,Speck,AngelaAmericanAstronomicalSocietyMeeting213,LongBeach,CA,January2009,#353.04
86. Innovations in Inquiry-Based Laboratory Exercises for Non-Majors Astronomy Courses: ConnectingUndergraduateswiththeEnterpriseofScience-ORALSpeck,Angela,Ruzhitskaya,Lanika†,Weaver,JanAmericanAstronomicalSocietyMeeting213,LongBeach,CA,January2009,#353.03
87. ExaminingtheimportanceoftheinputspectrumwhenmodelingSStarsArrant,David†,Speck,Angela,Volk,KevinCosmicDust–NearandFar,HeidelbergGermany,September2008.
88. UnderstandingtheFormationofPAHs:Acasestudyoncarbon-richAGBstarsCaputo,Dan†,Speck,Angela,Volk,Kevin,Barlow,MikeCosmicDust–NearandFar,HeidelbergGermany,September2008.
89. TheSiliconCarbideFeatureofVCygCorman,Adrian†,Speck,Angela,Volk,Kevin,Barlow,Mike,Sloan,Greg.CosmicDust–NearandFar,HeidelbergGermany,September2008.
90. NewSiliconCarbideOpticalConstantsCorman,Adrian†,Speck,Angela,Pitman,K.‡,Hofmeister,A.M.CosmicDust–NearandFar,HeidelbergGermany,September2008.
91. ExtendedCircumstellarDustShellsofpost-AGBStars:ISOPHOTimagingMchunu,B.M.†,Speck,Angela,CosmicDust–NearandFar,HeidelbergGermany,September2008.
92. Theeffectofstellarpulsationcyclesondustformation:atemporalstudyofthemid-infraredspectrumofO-richAGBstar,TCepGuhaNiyogi,Suklima†,Speck,AngelaCosmicDust–NearandFar,HeidelbergGermany,September2008.
93. TheFormationofcrystallinesilicate:LessonsfromanobscuredO-richAGBstarSpeck,Angela,Whittington,Alan,Tartar,J.B.†CosmicDust–NearandFar,HeidelbergGermany,September2008.
94. FarInfraredObservationsOfOxygenRichAGBStarsUsingISOHOTImaging-POSTERMchunu,B.M.†,Speck,A.AmericanAstronomicalSocietyMeeting212,StLouis,MO,June2008,#17.10
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95. ProjectCLEA-TheMoonsofJupiter:UnderstandingtheKepler'sLawsinAstronomy101-POSTERRuzhitskaya,L.†,Speck,A.AmericanAstronomicalSocietyMeeting212,StLouis,MO,June2008,#40.02
96. Understanding Dust Formation around AGB Stars: Rethinking the Condensation Sequence around SStars-POSTERArrant,D.J.†,Taylor,M.,Speck,A.AmericanAstronomicalSocietyMeeting212,StLouis,MO,June2008,#06.08
97. UnderstandingTheConditionsForCrystallineSilicateFormation:LessonsFromAnObscuredAGBStar-POSTERSpeck,A.,Whittington,A.AmericanAstronomicalSocietyMeeting212,StLouis,MO,June2008,#06.07
98. CircumstellarCrystallineSilicates:EvolvedStars-POSTERTartar,J.†,Speck,A.AmericanAstronomicalSocietyMeeting212,StLouis,MO,June2008,#06.06
99. TheFormationofPAHs:ACaseStudyonCarbon-richAGBStars-POSTERCaputo†,J.,Speck,A.,Barlow,M.J.,Wesson,R.,Volk,K.,Clayton,G.C.AmericanAstronomicalSocietyMeeting212,StLouis,MO,June2008,#06.04
100. UnderstandingtheDustCondensationSequenceforO-richAGBthroughRadiativeTransferModeling.-POSTERSmith,Anthony*,Wheeler,C.H.*,Speck,A.K.AmericanAstronomicalSocietyMeeting212,StLouis,MO,June2008,#06.03
101. InvestigatingTheEffectOfTheC/ORatioOnDustFormationAroundCarbonStars-POSTERCorman,Adrian†,Speck,A.K.AmericanAstronomicalSocietyMeeting212,StLouis,MO,June2008,#06.01
102. QuantitativeLaboratoryMeasurementsOfIRSpectraOfDiverseGlassesSuggestThatDustInSpaceIsCrystalline-POSTERHofmeister,AnneM.,Speck,A.K.AmericanAstronomicalSocietyMeeting212,StLouis,MO,June2008,#03.34
103. UnidentifiedinfraredbandsandtheformationofPAHsaroundcarbonstars-ORALSpeck,A.,Barlow,M.J.,Wesson,R.,Volk,K.,Clayton,G.C.IAUSymposium251:OrganicMatterinSpace,HongKong,China,February2009.
104. PreliminaryInfraredSpectralModelsofSStarCircumstellarDust-POSTERArrant,DavidJ.†,Speck,AAmericanAstronomicalSocietyMeeting211,Austin,TX,January2008,#93.14
105. Understanding Extreme Carbon Stars: Condensation Temperature, Grain Sizes, and Silicon CarbideAbsorption-POSTERCorman,Adrian†,Speck,A.AmericanAstronomicalSocietyMeeting211,Austin,TX,January2008,#93.08
106. Understanding the Dust Condensation Sequence in "13µm-Feature” Oxygen-Rich AGB Stars UsingRadiativeTransferModels-POSTERWheeler,Caleb*,Speck,A.K.AmericanAstronomicalSocietyMeeting211,Austin,TX,January2008,#93.05
107. ModelingtheEffectoftheSilicateCondensationSequenceonAGBStellarSpectrum-POSTERSmith,AnthonyA.*,Speck,A.K.AmericanAstronomicalSocietyMeeting211,Austin,TX,January2008,#93.04
108. IRAS17495-2534:ASymbioticStarwithCrystallineSilicatesorEvidenceofCrystallineSilicates in theISM?-POSTERSpeck,Angela,Whittington,AlanAmericanAstronomicalSocietyMeeting211,Austin,TX,January2008,#93.01
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109. StellarPropertiesintheClassroom:FromParallaxtoRadius-ORALRuzhitskaya,Lanika†,Speck,A.AmericanAstronomicalSocietyMeeting211,Austin,TX,January2008,#70.07
110. TheEffectofGrainSizeandShapeontheSpectrumofSiliconCarbide-POSTERAzmeh,Chris*,Corman,A.†,Speck,A.K.,Pitman,K.‡,Hofmeister,A.AmericanAstronomicalSocietyMeeting211,Austin,TX,January2008,#93.13
111. DustatLowMetallicity:SpitzerObservationsofAGBStarsinNGC6822-POSTERSchuyler VanDyk,Ciska Kemper,Angela Speck, Ryzsard Szczerba,Margaret Meixner,E. Peeters&T.UetaAmericanAstronomicalSocietyMeeting209,Seattle,WA,January2007,#168.13
112. LaboratoryInfraredOpticalConstantsandReflectanceSpectraofSiliconCarbide-POSTERKarlyM.Pitman‡,AnneM.Hofmeister&AngelaK.SpeckAmericanAstronomicalSocietyMeeting209,Seattle,WA,January2007,#06.02
113. Spitzer/MIPSinfraredimagingofextremelyextendedcircumstellarshells-TALKAngelaSpeck&theMIRIADteam
WhyGalaxiesCareAboutAGBStars,Vienna,Austria,August7-11th2006.
114. The Carbon Star Dust Sequence: Evolution of the SiC in Dust Circumstellar Outflows of C-Stars -POSTER
AdrianCorman†,GrantThompson*,AngelaSpeck&CatharinusDijkstra‡ WhyGalaxiesCareAboutAGBStars,Vienna,Austria,August7-11th2006.
115. SiO2AroundO-richAGBStars-Astromineralogy&The”13μm”Feature–POSTER KyleDePew†,AngelaSpeck,AnthonySmith*,CatharinusDijkstra*&AnneHofmeister. WhyGalaxiesCareAboutAGBStars,Vienna,Austria,August7-11th2006.
116. TracingthemasslossHistoriesofpost-AGBStars:ISOPHOTimaging–POSTER B.M.Mchunu†,AngelaSpeck&MargaretMeixner WhyGalaxiesCareAboutAGBStars,Vienna,Austria,August7-11th2006.
117. CLOUDYModelingofWeirdFar-IREmissionintheCentralZoneoftheHelixNebula-POSTER AdrienneDove*&AngelaSpeck-POSTER IAUSymposium234:PlanetaryNebulaeinourGalaxyandBeyond,Waikaloa,HI,April3-72006.
118. Spitzer/MIPSInfraredImagingoftheExtremelyExtendedCircumstellarDustShells-POSTERAngelaK.Speck,ToshiyaUeta,RobertStencel&theMIRADteam.
IAUSymposium234:PlanetaryNebulaeinourGalaxyandBeyond,Waikaloa,HI,April3-72006.
119. AnHSTStudyoftheMolecularGasinPlanetaryNebulae-POSTER JoshTartar†,AngelaSpeck,&SarahEyermann† IAUSymposium234:PlanetaryNebulaeinourGalaxyandBeyond,Waikaloa,HI,April3-72006.
120. The3µmwaterice/vapourfeatureof(post-)AGBstars-POSTER Dijkstra,C.‡,Justtanont,K.,Dominik,C.,Waters,L.,Matsuura,M.,Speck,A.K.,Cami,J.,Yamamura,I. AmericanAstronomicalSocietyMeeting207,Washington,DC,January2006#182.18
121. Tracingthemass-losshistoriesof(post-)AGBstars:ISOPHOTimaging-POSTER Mchunu,B.M.†,Speck,A.K.Meixner,M. AmericanAstronomicalSocietyMeeting207,Washington,DC,January2006#182.17
122. SiO2AroundO-richAGBStars-Mineralogy&The"13µm"Feature-POSTER DePew,K.D.†,Speck,A.K.,Dijkstra,C.‡,Hofmeister,A.M. AmericanAstronomicalSocietyMeeting207,Washington,DC,January2006#182.16
123. Spitzer/MIPS Infrared Imaging of the Extremely Extended Circumstellar Dust Shell of HD 161796 -POSTERSpeck,A.K.,Ueta,T.,Stencel,R.,MIRIADCollaboration
AmericanAstronomicalSocietyMeeting207,Washington,DC,January2006#182.15
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124. RadiativeTransferModelingoftheExtendedDustShellofAFGL618-POSTER Tartar,J.†,Speck,A.,Meixner,M.,Nenkova,M.,Elitzur,M. AmericanAstronomicalSocietyMeeting207,Washington,DC,January2006#182.14
125. TheCarbonStarDustSequence:EvolutionofSiCDustCircumstellarOutflowsofC-Stars-POSTER Thompson,G.D.*,Speck,A.K.,Dijkstra,C.‡ AmericanAstronomicalSocietyMeeting207,Washington,DC,January2006#182.07
126. AnInvestigationoftheDustShellsAroundCarbonStarsUsingRadiativeTransferModeling-POSTER Corman,A.B.*,Speck,A.K. AmericanAstronomicalSocietyMeeting207,Washington,DC,January2006#182.05
127. HSTstudyofthemoleculargasinplanetarynebulae-POSTER Hamacher,D.*,Eyermann,S.*,Speck,A.K.,Meixner,M. AmericanAstronomicalSocietyMeeting207,Washington,DC,January2006#08.08
128. MineralogyofDustintheOutflowsofAsymptoticGiantBranchStars-ORALSpeck,A.K.
AmericanAstronomicalSocietyMeeting206,Minneapolis,MN,June2005#28.02(invitedtalk)
129. SubmillimeterImagingofFossilDustShellsaroundPost-AGBStars-POSTER Wilson,K.*,Speck,A.,Lis,D.,Meixner,M. AmericanAstronomicalSocietyMeeting206,Minneapolis,MN,June2005#08.04
130. ModelingPeriodicMass-lossChangesintheFossilShellsaroundPost-AGBStars-POSTER Tartar,J.*,Speck,A.,Meixner,M.,Elitzur,M. AmericanAstronomicalSocietyMeeting206,Minneapolis,MN,June2005#06.06
131. TheNatureandEvolutionofSiliconCarbideintheOutflowsofCarbonStars-POSTER Thompson,G.D.*,Speck,A.K.,Hofmeister,A.M. AmericanAstronomicalSocietyMeeting206,Minneapolis,MN,June2005#06.05
132. DustaroundevolvedstarsintheMagellanicClouds-POSTER Reid,B.*,Speck,A.,Dijkstra,R.* AmericanAstronomicalSocietyMeeting206,Minneapolis,MN,June2005#06.03
133. MineralogyofDustAroundO-richAGBStars-The“13um”FeatureDePew,K.*,Speck,A.K.,
AmericanAstronomicalSocietyMeeting206,Minneapolis,MN,June2005#06.04
134. TheEvolutionofMolecularHydrogeninPlanetaryNebulae-POSTER Eyermann,S.E.*,Speck,A.K. AmericanAstronomicalSocietyMeeting205,SanDiego,CA,January2005#138.11
135. AstromineralogyofIntermediateMassEvolvedStarsintheMagellanicClouds-POSTER Reid,R.B.*,Speck,A.K. AmericanAstronomicalSocietyMeeting205,SanDiego,CA,January2005#58.03
136. Stardust:observationalevidenceofmass-lossprocessesinthehistoryoftheEggNebula-POSTER Tartar,J.*,Speck,A.K. AmericanAstronomicalSocietyMeeting205,SanDiego,CA,January2005#58.02
137. Siliconcarbide:acasestudyintheastrophysicsofstardust-POSTERSpeck,A.K.
AmericanAstronomicalSocietyMeeting205,SanDiego,CA,January2005#58.01
138. ObservationalEvidenceforPresolarGrainsaroundOxygen-richEvolvedStars-POSTERSpeck,A.K.,Hofmeister,A.M.
AmericanAstronomicalSocietyMeeting203,Atlanta,GA,January2004#49.06
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139. Processing of presolar grains around post-AGB stars: SiC as the carrier of the ``21''μ m feature -POSTER
Hofmeister,A.M.,Speck,A.K. AmericanAstronomicalSocietyMeeting203,Atlanta,GA,January2004#49.09
140. EpisodicMassLossontheTimescaleofThermalPulses:RadiativeTransferModeling-POSTER Miller,B.A.*,Speck,A.K.,Meixner,M. AmericanAstronomicalSocietyMeeting203,Atlanta,GA,January2004#49.08
141. Thecarrierofthe13mumfeatureinthespectraofO-richAGBstars-POSTER Mora,M.Y.*,Speck,A.K., AmericanAstronomicalSocietyMeeting203,Atlanta,GA,January2004#137.02
142. ObservationalEvidenceforPresolarGrainsaroundOxygen-richEvolvedStars-ORALSpeck,A.K.,Hofmeister,A.M.,Mora,M.*
WorkshoponCometaryDustinAstrophysics,MtRainier,WA,August2003
143. AbsorptionandreflectionIRspectraofMgOandotherdiatomiccompounds.-POSTER Hofmeister,A.M.,Speck,A.K. AstrophysicsofDustConference,EstesPark,CO,May2003
144. EpisodicMass Losson theTimescaleofThermalPulses: SubmillimeterObservationsofDustShells. -POSTER
Speck,Angela,Lis,Darek,Meixner,Margaret,Knapp,Gillian AstrophysicsofDustConference,EstesPark,CO,May2003
145. EpisodicMassLossontheTimescaleofThermalPulses:RadiativeTransferModeling-POSTER Speck,Angela,Nenkova,Maia,Meixner,Margaret,Elitzur,Moshe,Knapp,Gillian AstrophysicsofDustConference,EstesPark,CO,May2003
146. TheDustRingofLBVCandidateHD168625-POSTER O'Hara,T.B.,Meixner,M.,Speck,A.K.,Ueta,T.,Bobrowsky,M. AmericanAstronomicalSocietyMeeting201,Seattle,WA,January2003
147. Near-IRandBIMACOObservationsoftheRedRectangle-POSTER Doering,R.,Meixner,M.,Fong,D.,Zalucha,A.,Maxham,A.,Speck,A.K. AmericanAstronomicalSocietyMeeting201,Seattle,WA,January2003
148. PeriodicEnhancementsinMassLossontheAGB:Radiativetransfermodelingoftheparsec-sizeddustshellaroundtheEggNebula-POSTERSpeck,A.K.,,Meixner,M.,Nenkova,M.&Elitzur,M.,
"WorkshoponMass-losingPulsatingStarsandtheirCircumstellarMatter,SendaiJapan,May2002.
149. Processing of Presolar Grains Around Post-AGB Stars: Silicon Carbide as the Carrier of the 21µmFeature-ORALSpeck,A.K.,&Hofmeister,A.M.,
Lunar&PlanetaryScienceConference,Houston,33,#1155,March2002.
150. FormationofPresolarCrystallineSilicates:TheEffectof26Al-ORALSpeck,A.K.,,Kemper,F.,Whittington,A.G.,Molster,F.J.&Herwig,F.,
Lunar&PlanetaryScienceConference,Houston,33,#1155,March2002.
151. Large-scaleextendedemissionaroundtheHelixNebula-ORALSpeck,A.K.Meixner,M.,Fong,D.McCullough,P.R.,Moser,D.E.&Ueta,T.
AmericanAstronomicalSocietyMeeting199,WashingtonDC,January2002
152. Dustaroundoxygen-richevolvedstars–ORALSpeck,A.K.,Hofmeister,A.M.,Barlow,M.J.&Sylvester,R.J.
WorkshoponInterstellarSilicates,Leiden,TheNetherlands,April2001
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153. ObservationsofCircumstellarDustShellsAroundProto-PlanetaryNebulae-POSTER Meixner,M,Speck,A.K.,Ueta,T.,Knapp,G.,Hoffmann,W.,Hinz,P.M.,Hora,J.,Fazio,G.,Deutsch,L. AmericanAstronomicalSocietyMeeting197,#06.13
154. InfraredStudiesofSiliconCarbide-POSTER,Speck,A.K.,&Hofmeister,A.M.
at63rdAnnualMeetingoftheMeteoriticalSociety:Chicago,IL,August28-September1,2000:
155. ObservationalEvidenceforPresolarGrainsaroundOxygen-richEvolvedStars-ORAL,Speck,A.K.,Hofmeister,A.M.Barlow,M.J.&Sylvester,R.J.,
at63rdAnnualMeetingoftheMeteoriticalSociety:Chicago,IL,August28-September1,2000
156. SiliconDioxideintheInfraredSpectraofOxygen-richEvolvedStars-POSTER,Speck,A.K.,Barlow,M.J.,&Sylvester,R.J.,
at Astrochemistry: FromMolecular Clouds to Planetary Systems, IAU Symposium 197, Cheju Island,SouthKorea,Aug23-27,1999
157. ResolutionoftheSiCproblem:astronomicalandmeteoriticevidencereconciled-POSTERSpeck,A.K.,Hofmeister,A.M.,&Barlow,M.J.,
at Asymptotic Giant Branch Stars, IAU Symposium 191 Poster Session, #P3-21, held inMontpellier,France,Aug28–Sept1,1998
158. SiliconCarbide:astronomicalandmeteoriticevidencereconciled–POSTERSpeck,A.K.,Hofmeister,A.M.,&Barlow,M.J.,
at the Faraday Discussion no. 109: Chemistry and Physics of Molecules and Grains in Space, TheUniversityofNottingham,UK,15-17April1998.-jointwinneroftheSkinnerPosterPrize.
159. SiliconCarbideabsorptionfeaturesintheoutflowsofcarbonstars-POSTERSpeck,A.K.,&Barlow,M.J.,
at the "Conferenceon theAstrophysical Implicationsof the LaboratoryStudyofPresolarMaterials",WashingtonUniversity,StLouis,MO,October1996
160. Observationsofthe11micronSiliconCarbideFeatureinCarbonStarShells-POSTERSpeck,A.K.,Barlow,M.J.,&Skinner,C.J.
attheIAUSymposium177"TheCarbonStarPhenomenon",Antalya,Turkey,May1996.
161. DigitalelevationmodelsoftheNorthPolarregionsofMars-POSTER,Speck,A.K.,Murray,J.B.,&Rothery,D.A.,
1995,L.P.S.C.,26,1017. (I was involved in this work after the abstract was submitted - my name does not appear on this
abstract-butitdidappearontheposter-theotherauthorscanconfirmmyinvolvementinthiswork.)
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ADVISINGGraduateAdvisorinDepartmentofPhysics&Astronomy
1. LisaShepard PhD. FromAugust20142. HannahGroom Ph.D fromAugust2012:graduatedMay20183. BradleyMills Ph.D. August–December2012(movedtodifferentadvisor)4. SeanBaldridge Ph.D fromAugust2011;graduatedDecember20175. MatthewReel M.S graduatedMay20156. NelsonDeSouza M.S. fromAugust2011;graduatedMay20137. BrandonHester M.S. fromAugust2010;graduatedDecember2011.8. ArielleNewgard Ph.D fromAugust2009;leftprogram9. DavidArrant Ph.D fromNovember2006:leftprogram10. SuklimaGuhaNiyogi Ph.D. graduatedDecember201111. MenziMchunu Ph.D graduatedDecember201112. DanielCaputo M.S. graduatedMay201013. AdrianCorman Ph.D graduatedApril201014. JoshTartar M.S. becamedirectorofastronomyforCPS*,August2009 15. SarahEyermann M.S. graduatedDecember200716. KyleDePew M.S graduatedMay2006:wentontogetPhDatMacQuarieU.17. DuaneHamacher M.S lefttogotoMacQuarie,AustraliaJanuary2006
*CPS=ColumbiaPublicSchoolsGraduateAdvisorforotherstudentsLanika Ruzhitskaya, Ph. D. School of Information Science and Learning Technologies (SISLT). I wasLanika’s co-advisor for her Ph.D. research which involves using computer simulations to improveteachingandlearninginastronomy.LanikagraduatedinSummer2011.
UndergraduateAdvising
1. TylerKling FromAugust2017 ACTIVE2. TrentToliver FromMay2017 ACTIVE3. SeanMurray FromJanuary2017 ACTIVE4. EmilyKoballa Summer2016(REU) summeronly5. ZachJermain FromMay2016 graduatedDecember20176. SarahPoor fromMay2016 graduatedMay2018-ACTIVE7. PeterKampschroeder Nov.2015–May2016 changeddirection8. SarahMarcum fromAugust2015 ACTIVE9. PatrickMooney fromAugust2015 graduatedMay2018-ACTIVE10. JoshSteffen Summer2015(REU) summeronly11. RennaYi Summer2015(REU) summeronly12. GibraunMitchell Spring2015 graduatedMay201513. EricCropp fromMay2014 graduatedMay201714. AyleciaLattimer fromJanuary2014 graduatedMay201615. JuanRemolina Summer2014(REU) summeronly16. AbbyWarden August2015-May2016 changeddirection17. JoshScafe August2014-May2016 nationalguardservice18. JasonBrigg August2013-May2015 MIA19. LucieWilliams fromMay2013 graduatedMay201520. LaceyDaniels fromMay2013 graduatedMay201521. MattReel fromFall2012 graduatedMay201322. JacobWilliams fromFall2012 leftDecember201223. AdamEshein fromFall2012 graduatedMay201324. ColbyLisle fromFall2012 graduatedMay2014
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25. NickParmley fromFall2011 graduatedDecember201226. DavidNash fromFall2011 graduatedMay201327. AlexBuffard fromFall2011 graduatedMay201228. AaronKaberline fromSummer2011 Parttimeforpersonalreasons29. LauraHosmer fromFall2010 graduatedMay201330. HarrisonKnoll fromSummer2010 graduatedMay201231. JordanWheeler fromFall2009 graduatedMay201232. LucasMiller fromSummer2009 graduatedMay201233. CorinneFletcher fromSummer2009 graduatedMay201134. KyleWilliams fromSummer2009 graduatedMay201135. JoshShocklee fromJanuary2008 graduatedDecember2010 36. StephenMessenger fromJanuary2008 graduatedMay2010 37. AlexMulia graduatedDec.,2009 gradstudentatUofToledo38. CindyRandolph graduatedDec.,2009 nowworkingfortextbookcompany39. MatthewTaylor academicyear2007-8 anticipatedgraduationDecember201140. DanielCaputo graduatedMay2008 alsoearnedMU-MS,nowPhDstudentabroad 41. CalebWheeler graduatedMay2009 nowgraduatestudentatASU 42. TikkiDavis-AbRahim fromSeptember2006, leftprogram.43. ChrisAzmeh fromSeptember2006, graduatedMay2009.44. KristinaWakeman graduatedDec.,2008. ---45. AnthonySmith graduatedMay2009 nowgradstudentatUofColorado46. JoshTartar graduatedMay2005 joinedArmyFall’06,camebackasgradstudent47. AdrienneDove graduatedMay2006, nowgradstudentatUofColorado48. GrantThompson graduatedDec.,2005, nowgradstudentatUofKentucky49. KarenWilson graduatedMay2005, graduateschoolatWashingtonU.StLouis50. R.BryanReid graduatedMay2005 ---51. BlakeMiller graduatedMay2004, graduateschoolatUMKC52. DanielleMoser graduatedUIUC2003, nowatNASAMarshallSFC.53. MelvinMora KIA–IraqJune2004 «JenniferOrtega advisedoncareerpathsinastronomyasundergraduate«SarahBird advisedoncareerpathsinastronomyasundergraduate
HighSchoolstudentadvising*BenVega-Westhoff worked summers before (2006) and after (2007) freshman year at UIUC,
wenttograduateschoolatUC-Berkeley*EmmaMyers summer2008 highschoolstudentwenttoUofAZ*JulieWood summer2009 highschoolstudent
*StellaPruitt fromSeptember2013 highschoolstudent *AdamSaleh summer2013 highschoolstudentfromHoustonTX *HannahChen summer2014 highschoolstudent–SiemensCompetition *StephanieKang summer2014 highschoolstudent–SiemensCompetition *BrennaCornelison summerandfall2016 highschoolstudent *LucyKegley Spring/Summer2017 highschoolstudent–CitizenCATE *SamVentrillo Spring/Summer2017 highschoolstudent–CitizenCATE
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CONFERENCESATTENDEDConference Venue Presentation
IAUSymposium177:TheCarbonStarPhenomenon Antalya(Turkey)1996 Poster
FromStardusttoPlanetesimals California(USA)1996 Poster
AstrophysicalImplicationsoftheLaboratoryStudyofPresolarGrains St.Louis(U.S.A.)1996 postera
Dust&MoleculesinEvolvedStars Manchester(UK)1997 Oral
The60thMeteoriticalSocietyConference Hawaii(USA)1997 --
Chemistry&PhysicsofMoleculesandGrainsinSpace Nottingham(UK)1998 posterb
IAUSymposium191-AGBStars Montpellier(France)1998 posterc
ThermalEmissionSpectroscopyofDust,Disks&Regoliths Houston(USA)1999 Oral
IAUSymposium197-Astrochemistry SouthKorea1999 posterc,d
ISOBeyondpointsources Madrid(Spain)1999 Oral
PresolarGrainsetc St.Louis(U.S.A.)1999 Oral
4thTetonsNASAConference Wyoming(U.S.A.)2000 Posters
ProtoplanetaryNebulae Torun(Poland)2000 Oral
The63rdMeteoriticalSocietyConference Chicago,Illinois(U.S.A.)2000 oral&poster
ISOPHOTWorkshoponPHT32OversampledMapping Madrid(Spain)2001 Oral
OriginandEvolutionofInterstellarSilicates Leiden(TheNetherlands)2001 orale,f,h
WorkshoponPresolarGrains St.Louis(U.S.A.)2001 Oral
IAUSymposium209-PlanetaryNebulae Canberra(Australia)2001 poster(x3)
AASmeeting Washington,DC(U.S.A.)2002 Oral
Lunar&PlanetaryScienceConference Houston(U.S.A.)2002 oral(x2)
WorkshoponPulsatingMass-losingStars Sendai(Japan)2002 Posterf
AstrophysicsofDust EstesPark,CO(U.S.A.)2003 poster(x3)
AsymmetricPlanetaryNebulaeIII MtRainier,WA(U.S.A.)2003 oralh
WorkshoponCometaryDustinAstrophysics MtRainier,WA(U.S.A.)2003 oralh
Mid-AmericaRegionalAstrophysicsConference(MARAC) KansasCity,MO(U.S.A.)2003 Oral
AASmeeting Atlanta,GA(U.S.A.)2004 Poster(x3)
AASmeeting(Winter) SanDiego,CA(U.S.A.)2005 Poster(x4)
Mid-AmericaRegionalAstrophysicsConference(MARAC) KansasCity,MO(U.S.A.)2005 oralh
AASmeeting(Summer) Minneapolis,MN(U.S.A),‘05 oral&poster(x4)h
AstronomywithRadioactivitiesV Clemson,SC(U.S.A),2005 oralh
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AASmeeting(Winter) Washington,DC(U.S.A.)2006 poster(x8)
IAUSymp.234:PlanetaryNebulaeinourGalaxy&Beyond Waikaloa,HI(U.S.A.)2006 poster(x3)
WhyGalaxiesCareAboutAGBStars Vienna(Austria.)2006 oral&poster(x4)g
AsymmetricPlanetaryNebulae4 LaPalma(CanaryIs.)2007 poster(x2)
AASmeeting(Winter) Austin,TX(U.S.A.)2008 Oral&poster(x6)
IAUSymp.251:OrganicMatterinSpace HongKong(China)2008 Oralh
AASmeeting(Summer) StLouis,MO(U.S.A.)2008 poster(x7)
CosmicDust–Near&Far Heidelberg(Germany)2008 poster(x7)f
AASmeeting(Winter) LongBeach,CA(U.S.A)2009 Oral(x2)&poster
AASmeeting(Summer) Pasadena,CA(U.S.A)2009 Oralh(x2)&poster(x6)
TowardsUnderstandingPlanetaryNebulae:StrategicResearchCollaborations Rochester,NY(U.S.A.)2009 Oralh
AASmeeting(Winter) Washington,DC(U.S.A)2010 Oral(x1)&poster(x15)i
SouthEastLaboratoryAstrophysicsConference(SELAC) Athens,GA(U.S.A)2010 Oralh
Mid-AmericaRegionalAstrophysicsConference(MARAC) KansasCity,MO(U.S.A)2010 Oral+4studentoral
AsymmetricalPlanetaryNebulae5 Bowness-on-wWindermere(U.K.)2010 Poster
MeteoriticalSocietyPre-meetingWorkshoponDisks,Meteorites,Planetessimals, NewYork,NY.(U.S.A.)2010 Oralh
Mid-AmericaRegionalAstrophysicsConference(MARAC) KansasCity,MO(U.S.A)2011 Oral+2studentoral
AASmeeting(Winter) Seattle,WA(U.S.A)2011 Oral(x2)&poster(x6)
ResolvingtheFutureofAstronomywithLong-BaselineInterferometry Socorro,NM(U.S.A)2011 Oral(presented
remotely!)
AASmeeting(Summer) Boston,MA(U.S.A)2011 Oralh,poster(x2)
AASmeeting(Winter) AustinTX(U.S.A)2012 Oral(x4),poster(x8)
ASPScienceCommunicationConference Tucson,AZ(U.S.A)2012 Oral(x1),poster(x1)
AASmeeting(Winter) LongBeachCA(U.S.A)2013 Oral(x1),poster(x4)
AASmeeting(Summer) Indianapolis,IN(U.S.A)2013 Oral(x4),poster(x3)
TheLifeCycleofDustintheUniverse:Observations,Theory,andLaboratoryExperiments Taipei(Taiwan)2013 Oralh
AASmeeting(Winter) WashingtonDC(U.S.A)2013 Oral(x2),poster(x10)
AASmeeting(Summer) Boston,MA(U.S.A)2014 poster(x1)
AASTotalSolarEclipseWorkshopII Columbia,MO(USA)2014 Organizer
IAUGeneralAssembly#29 HonoluluHI(USA)2015 Oral(x1),poster(x1)
AASTotalSolarEclipseWorkshopIII PortlandOR(USA)2015 Organizer
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NationalScienceTeachersAssociationMeeting KansasCity,MO(USA)2015 Oral
SilicatesinSpace Heidelberg,Germany,2015 Oralh
ScienceTeachersOfMissouriMeeting Columbia,MO(USA)2016 Oral
MSRAL2016 ColumbiaMO,2016 Keynote/Oralh
AASTotalSolarEclipseWorkshopIV CarbondaleIL(USA)2016 Organizer
ASPAnnualMeeting StLouisMO(USA)2016 Keynote/Oralh
AASmeeting(Winter) GrapevineTX(USA)2017 Oral(x2)
AAASannualmeeting Boston,MA(USA)2017 Oral(x1)
AASTotalSolarEclipseWorkshopV Columbia,SC(USA)2017 Organizer
NationalBroaderImpactsSummit2017 Stevenson,WA(USA)2017 Oralh
MSRAL2017 SpringfieldMO,2017 Keynote/Oralh
BiodieselTechnicalWorkshop KansasCity,MO Keynote/Oralh
AASmeeting(Winter) NationalHarbor,MD(USA)2018 Oral(x1)
AAASannualmeeting Austin,TX(USA)2018 OralhaFundstoattendawardedbyWashingtonUniversitybWinneroftheSkinnerPosterPrizecFundstoattendawardedbytheIAUdFundstoattendawardedbytheRoyalSocietyeFundstoattendawardedbyworkshoporganizers
fFundstoattendawardedbyAASgFundstoattendawardedbyUniversityofMissouri-Columbia'sFacultyInternationalTravelGrantshInvitedtalkiITook10studentstothismeeting!jFundstoattendawardsbyUGA
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