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UP Astrosoc’s Summer 2012 Application

UP Astronomical Society is now open for Summer Application!
See you this thursday, 19 April 2012 6pm at the PAGASA Astronomical Observatory Moon Deck near CHE.

Get the chance to look through the largest telescope in the Philippines, Andre the Giant!

Don’t miss it! 🙂

For inquiries, please contact

Andro 09162309138
CR 09065880080

Credit: Kin Enriquez (UP Astrosoc associate member)

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About UP Astrosoc…

The  University of the Philippines Astronomical Society (UP Astrosoc) is a non-profit, non-political and non-partisan organization in the University of the Philippines, Diliman established in 1991. UP Astrosoc now resides at the PAGASA Astronomical Observatory inside the UP Diliman Campus in Quezon City.


UP AstroSoc’s Second Sem, 2011-2012 Application

UP Astronomical Society is now open for applications!
Visit our booth along AS Walk on Dec 6-9.
Apps’ Orientation will be on December 9, 2011 (Friday) 6pm at the PAGASA Observatory Moon Deck near CHE.

You can also sign-up online at https://docs.google.com/spreadsheet/viewform?hl=en_US&formkey=dC05c1NfdWJpTVM4ajdXSlQ4RmI5QkE6MA#gid=1

For inquiries, contact Andro at 09162309138.
See you! Ad Astra Per Aspera!


Explore the Space: Join UP AstroSoc!

SPACE definitely matters.

UP ASTRONOMICAL SOCIETY will introduce you to a space beyond your imagination.

COME JOIN UP AstroSoc on its platinum year and experience a night life in wonderland. 😀

Visit the UP AstroSoc Application booth at the AS Walk  (UP Diliman) from July 12-15, 2011.

Applicants’ orientation is on July 15, 2011 – 6pm
Venue: Moon Deck, PAGASA Observatory (near College of Home Economics)

For inquiries, contact Andro 09159739014 or Lei 09279748655

Ad astra per aspera!


UP Astronomical Society’s Summer 2011 Application

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Learn more about astronomy and meet fellow astronomy enthusiasts!

JOIN UP ASTROSOC!

The University of the Philippines Astronomical Society is now open for application this Summer 2011.

Currently enrolled UP Diliman students are invited to join us in our mission to promote astronomy.

For inquiries, please contact Beb at +639277086047 or Andro at +639159739014. You can also email us at upastrosociety@gmail.com

Follow UP AstroSoc on Twitter and/or like UP AstroSoc’s Facebook Fanpage to get updates.

Ad astra per aspera!


See the Night Sky Up Close with U.P. Astrosoc!

 

 

Are you an astronomy enthusiast? Do you love the night sky? Want to know more about the Moon, stars, planets and other heavenly bodies?

JOIN U.P. AstroSoc!

The University of the Philippines Astronomical Society (U.P. Astrosoc) is now accepting applicants for the Second Semester A.Y. 2010 – 2011.

Interested students of the University of the Philippines – Diliman are welcome to be part of this premiere university-based astronomical organization in the Philippines that has continued to promote astronomy to students and to the general public through its educational activities, public outreach, lectures, observations and other programs for almost 20 years now.

Learn fun facts about astronomy and get to know cool people that would guide you in exploring the sky.

 

Like the  U.P. Astrosoc’ fanpage using your Facebook account to get updates on the latest in astronomy and news about the org’s activities.

Ad astra per aspera!


Join UP Astronomical Society! :)

The University of the Philippines Astronomical Society is now open for application this 1st semester AY 2010 – 2011 🙂

Currently enrolled UP Diliman students are invited to join us in our mission to promote astronomy.

Visit our Sign up Booth at AS Walk from July 6-9, 2010 🙂

Applicant’s orientation will be on July 9 and 13, 6pm at the PAGASA Astronomical Observatory (near CHE).

For inquiries, please contact Julee at 09154927295 or email us at upastrosociety@gmail.com

Below is the org’s cool audio-visual presentation, featuring its members, for the applicant’s orientation last year.

Ad astra per aspera! 😀