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Poster Papers [Note: Many of the papers have multiple authors; only the name of the lead author is included here.]

MT01 Centering on Crisis Cases in Distance Learning Sessions --Alex Antunes MT02 Utilizing the CUAHSI Hydrologic Information System (HIS) for Public Exploration and Discovery, Access and Publication of Water Science Data --Kayla Berry MT03 Doom + Fun: Communicating Climate Change Science Through Iconic Animals & Ecosystems --Carla Bitter MT04 The Effect of Visual Cues on Learner's Interpretation of Dark Matter in a Cosmology Visualization -- Zoe Buck MT05 HiView: Delivering the Image and the Science --Bradford Castalia MT06 An Artist's Role in Science Communication --Ruth Droppo MT07 Wet Mars, Dry Mars --Matthew Fillingim MT08 Engaging Undergraduates in an Online Non-Major Astronomy Course --Adrienne Gauthier MT09 Using Online Image Tools and the RAFT Technique to Investigate Evidence for Water on Mars -- Alyssa Gilbert MT10 Teach Astronomy: An Online Textbook for Introductory Astronomy Courses and Resources for Informal Learners --Kevin Hardegree-Ullman MT11 Finding NEO: Using Library Exhibits, Physics Engines and Google Earth to Talk about Asteroids and Astronomy --James Harold MT12 The Experience at the University of Puerto Rico with "The Sky in Your Hands" and "The Tactile Moon Project," from the Astronomical Observatory, University of Valencia (Spain) --Gloria Isidro MT13 Using the CERES S'COOL Project to Engage Students and Citizen Scientists in Cloud Observing. -- Preston Lewis MT14 Pima Community College Northwest Campus Arizona NASA Space Grant ASCEND! Program ­Denise Meeks MT15 NASA Data: From Space to a "Mobile" Earth --Daniel Oostra MT16 From Earth to the Solar System Traveling Exhibit Visits Puerto Rico --Carmen Pantoja MT17 A Simple, Robust, and Cost-Effective True Scale Model Solar System --Edward Rosenthal MT18 Las Cumbres Observatory Global Telescope Network: Keeping Citizen Scientists Around The World in the Dark --Rachel Ross MT19 Going Virtual? or Not --Angela Speck MT20 WorldWide Telescope Ambassadors, a Pilot Online Training Program --Patricia Udomprasert MT21 Evaluating NASA's Efforts in Meeting their Goals through Science Education ­Katherine White


MT22 Life Out There: An Astrobiological Multimedia Experience for the Digital Planetarium --Ka Chun Yu AC23 Developing a Set of Multicultural Resources to Help Teachers Engage Students in Astronomy Activities --Miriam Fuchs AC24 Organizations, People and Strategies in Astronomy (OPSA) Journey through the Universe: Evaluating the Success of Astronomers in the Classroom --Janice Harvey AC25 There and Back Again in the Classroom and in Outreach: Astronomy and The Hobbit ­Kristine Larsen AC26 Future Galileos: Starry Messenger Project ­Dean Regas AC27 The California-Arizona Minority Partnership for Astronomy Research and Education (CAMPARE): -- Alexander Rudolph AC28 An After School Education Program on the Tohono O'odham Nation --Robert Sparks AC29 Teaching Skeptical Students in Astronomy 101 Using Genesis 1 --Henry Voss MC30 Putting a New "Spin" on Moon Phases --Marsha Bednarski MC31 Laurel Clark Earth Camp: Building a Framework for Teacher and Student Understanding of Earth Systems --Debra Colodner MC32 Three Years After the IYA: An Update on the Galileoscope Project --Richard Fienberg MC33 A Citizen Science Approach to Measuring Night Sky Brightness using Sky Quality Meters --Teresa Jiles MC34 The Application of Simulations and MY NASA DATA to Increase Understanding of Rotation & Revolution --Catherine Lange MC35 Using Models to Address Misconceptions in Size and Scale Related to the Earth, Moon, Solar System, and Universe ­Larry Lebofsky MC36 A Life in the Universe Survey --Michael LoPresto MC37 Practical Lessons From the First Decade of E/PO Partnership Between NIRCam/JWST and the GSUSA --Donald McCarthy, Jr. MC38 Mobilizing the GLOBE at Night Citizen-Scientist --Mark Newhouse MC39 The Astronomy & Space Observation Research Laboratory: A New Platform for Communicating Science to Museum Audiences --Rachel Smith MC40 The Relationship Between Science and Language: An Examination of the Explanations of Science Concepts --Jennifer Stalls MC41 Investigating What Undergraduate Students Know About Science: Results from Complementary Strategies to Code Open-Ended Responses --Kitina Tijerino MD42 Investigating Where Students Get Their Information About Science --Sanlyn Buxner MD43 Long-term Outcomes of Faculty Professional Development for Astro 101: Implications for Faculty and Faculty Developers --Erin Dokter MD44 Advancing Mentor and Novice Teachers in Space Science (AMANTISS) --John Erickson


MD45 Developing Leaders in STEM: Assessing Success to Make a Difference --Michael Gibbs MD46 Exploring the Nominal Group Technique in the Evaluation of Teacher Professional Development Workshops --Mary Kay Hemenway MD47 Who is Participating in Geoscience Teacher Education Workshops, Why are They Doing It, and What are They Learning? --Scott Nowicki MD48 The Impact of Light Pollution Education through a Global Star-Hunting Campaign and Classroom Curricula --Constance Walker MD49 PARI's Space Science Lab: Evaluating Positive Attitude Increase in Western North Carolina High School Students --Christi Whitworth IP50 Building a Cardboard Planetarium --Jeff Adkins IP51 Creating a "Heliophysics Community of Practice" for Formal Educators --Nancy Ali IP52 Following the Ways of Great Scientists: Authentic Inquiry with Science Portfolios --David Baker IP53 Project WISER: Helping Support Teachers to Include Contemporary Planetary Science Topics in Their Classrooms --Alice Baldridge IP54 NASA's Multiwavelength Universe: A Pilot Online Professional Development Course for Educators -- Lindsay Bartolone IP55 Astronomy Under a Polluted Sky --John Beck IP56 Tools to Support Scientists Involvement in EPO and Science Education Research --Erik Brogt IP57 NASA Cross-Forum AAAS Solar System Strand Map: An Inventory of NASA Products and Gap Analysis --Whitney Cobb IP58 Lecture-Tutorial Coherency: Student-Supplied Written-Responses As Indicators Of Future Success --Jeff Eckenrode IP59 Big Explosions and Strong Gravity: Expanding a Successful Program to Reach a Wider Audience -- Sarah Eyermann IP60 Mathmagical Science: The Development and Validation of a Quantitative Literacy Assessment for Introductory Astronomy Courses --Kate Follette IP61 Evolution of Astronomy Education at a Small Four-Year Institution: Studio Astronomy at The University of Michigan-Flint --Rajib Ganguly IP62 The Annual Bok Award in Astronomy, Presented by the ASP and AAS, at the Intel International Science & Engineering Fair --Katy Garmany IP63 Informal vs. Formal Teaching Tools: Identifying the Effectiveness of Technology Teaching Tools to Improve Student Learning --Sarah Kathryn Guffey IP64 Introducing the AAS Astronomy Ambassadors Program --Suzanne Gurton IP65 Bringing Astronomy Activities and Science Content to Girls Locally and Nationally: A Girl Scout and NIRCam Collaboration --Michelle Higgins


IP66 Cosmic Explorers -- An Astronomy Program for Youth --Joseph Kabbes IP67 Educating and Communicating about the Changing Planet: Activities of the NASA Earth EPO Forum -- Russanne Low IP68 Music and Astronomy Under the Stars (2009­2012) -- an Outdoor Astronomy Festival at Forty Events with 50,000 Participants --Donald Lubowich IP69 NASA Innovations in Climate Education (NICE): Maximizing and Measuring Impact --Ann Martin IP70 Using Group Research Projects to Stimulate Undergraduate Astronomy Major Learning --Allison McGraw IP71 NASA's Space Forensics: Solving Cosmic Mysteries with Crime Scene Narratives --Sara Mitchell IP72 Introducing Astronomy into High School Physics Curriculum Through the Use of the University of North Dakota Observatory --Caitlin Nolby IP73 Energy from the Sun, in Space and on Earth (ESSE): A Model for Pairing Solar Energy and Solar Science in Teacher Professional Development --Ruth Paglierani IP74 Reach for the Stars: Computational Models for Teaching and Learning in Physics, Astronomy and Computer Science --Michelle Paulsen IP75 Writing-intensive Astronomy Classes in a Liberal Arts Setting --Paul Schmidtke IP76 Astro4Girls and Their Families: Sharing Science via Public Libraries --Mangala Sharma IP77 The UCI COSMOS Astronomy & Astrophysics Cluster - A Summer Program for High School Students --Tammy Smecker-Hane IP78 Incorporating Science and Society into the College Classroom --Johanna Teske IP79 Research on Family Learning at Star Parties: Implications for Practice --Matthew Wenger IP80 Mobilize the Force of Amateur Astronomers Around Your Program's E/PO --Vivian White OT81 "The Physics Factory": Communicating the Excitement of Science and Math to Arizona's Children -- Bruce Bayly OT82 Delivering Hubble Discoveries to the Classroom --Bonnie Eisenhamer OT83 Using Music for Education and Outreach: An Annotated Subject Guide --Andrew Fraknoi OT84 Quantitative Literacy: Working with Log Graphs --Stephen Shawl OT85 The International Astronomical Search Collaboration --Jeremy Wood