Monthly meeting at RIT
Our monthly indoor meeting at RIT.
Program: The short talk will be “What's up this February,” presented by member Bob McGovern. Then RIT's Dr. Michael Richmond will bring us up to date on NASA’s Kepler mission for the main talk. Mike's popular talks are always intelligible by members at all levels of knowledge, so this is a good talk to attend if you're new to us.
Come early, starting at 7 for conversation and snacks. Formal meeting begins at 7:30. Our meetings are always free and open to the public. Why not stop in and listen?
We've got an on-line map. From the home page, click "about us" at the top right, then "monthly meetings" at the left.
At RIT, take the outer loop road all the way around the back of the campus to parking lot "U". Park there, walk to the school end of the lot and then left past the bus stop. Gosnell building is the one straight past the bus stop; has a little "control tower" looking structure on top. Go in the first floor door; we're in the first room on the right. See you there!
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