Skynet Junior Scholars (SJS) Self-paced Workshop Application

Thank you for your interest in Skynet Junior Scholars! Skynet Junior Scholars (SJS) is an NSF funded informal science education project that aims to engage youth in observational astronomy projects using telescopes in the Skynet Robotic Telescope Network.

SJS invites 4-H leaders, and informal educators who work with middle school and high school youth during out-of-school time to participate in professional development to gain skills you can use to get your youth involved. Teachers who wish to provide astronomy enrichment activities to their students are also welcome to apply.

This application is for those of you who applying to participate in a self-paced professional development workshop. Expect to spend about 20-25 hours to complete the workshop requirements to gain your credential as an SJS Leader.

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* 1. Your Legal Name

First Name (legal)

Middle Initial

Last Name (legal)

Nickname (if any)

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* 2. Your preferred email address

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* 3. Phone number where you can be reached

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* 4. When were you born?

Your birthdate

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* 5. Check all that apply.

I am an 4-H county extension agent.

I am on a state or local 4-H STEM Team.

I am a 4-H club leader.

I am an informal educator that works at a science museum/planetarium.

I am a teacher or other adult who leads an after-school program at a community center.

I am a teacher who wants to use SJS in a classroom setting as an enrichment activity.

Would you like to elaborate?

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* 6. Sponsoring Institution for Youth Group.

Name of Institution

Address

Address 2

City, State, Zip code

Your work phone if applicable

Supervisor's name (person who authorizes your leadership of a youth group other than yourself)

Supervisor email

Supervisor phone number

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