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How the Night Sky Network can help
The more club functions that can be accessed online, the more likely younger adults will be attracted to your club. Here are just a few of the online services your club can use on the Night Sky Network:
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Online application
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Magazine renewals
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Event Calendar
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RSVPs to events
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Tracking volunteer hours
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Online training
All this and more is available at no cost through the Night Sky Network: http://nightskynetwork.org
For example, clubs that are members of the Night Sky Network can subscribe to and renew magazine subscriptions online at the club discount price. Just log in and go to the Links page: http://nightsky.jpl.nasa.gov/club/links.cfm.
For more about the online features available for free through the Night Sky Network: http://nightsky.jpl.nasa.gov/apply.cfm
For assistance with setting up your astronomy club on the Night Sky Network, contact: nightskyinfo {at} astrosociety.org
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Sharing the Universe videos are produced by the Astronomical Society of the Pacific (ASP) from research conducted by the Institute for Learning Innovation, the ASP, and from astronomy clubs like yours. www.astrosociety.org/SharingTheUniverse
The Sharing the Universe project is funded by the National
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