The current Membership List (25 K) is available on line and is updated regularly.
The current PPA newsletter/journal is called the Great Western Observer (GWO) and is a combined effort of four organizations: PPA, RMPA, GLPA and SWAP (Links below). See all past and current issues of GWO at the Great Western Observer website or at the SWAP Resource Page.
Before 2002, the PPA journal/newsletter was called Panorama and links to
past issues as well as selected PPA Conference Proceedings are below.
Read the Summer '99 Edition of Panorama.
Read the Proceedings of the Desert
Skies Conference.
Read the Summer '00 Edition of Panorama.
Read the Fall '00 Meeting Minutes at Texas 2000.
Read the Texas 2000 Proceedings (pdf file
- 1.9 MB).
Read the Summer '01 Edition of Panorama (pdf
file - 688 KB).
Read the Fall 2001 Proceedings.
Read the Fall 2001 PPA Regional Meeting Minutes.
There is also a PPA electronic mailing list moderated through Karl von Ahnen <kfv3645@tiptoe.fhda.edu>.
To become a PPA member and take part in the benefits of our professional planetarium organization, pay the annual membership dues ($15) either by PayPal or write a check for $15, made out to Pacific Planetarium Association, and send it to Robert Pippin, PPA Treasurer, [address below]. Send e-mail to Bob Pippin <rpastro@nevada.edu>, or a cover note with your check, stating your name, address, telephone, and email address. You can use our convenient self-mailer or pay by PayPal. Check the Membership List above to confirm your membership status (see last line of your entry for the current "paid-through" date). If your membership has lapsed, send dues to Bob Pippin by Paypal (below) or check as described above.
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The Western Alliance of Planetariums will hold their 2009 conference in Nashvile, TN, on June 16 - 20 in conjunction with SEPA. Check out the conference website for details.
The next IPS Conference is scheduled for 2010 in Alexandria, Egypt.
You can find the web sites of other planetarium regionals at: