To learn more about Latino Heritage Month Celebration 2001 at Foothill College, including a complete list of activities, visit our Latino Heritage calendar of events web page . No science background is required and the lecture is appropriate for students age 13 and older.
Admission is free and the public is invited to attend.
This program is part of national series that celebrates the centennial of the American Astronomical Society. One of the most distinguished astronomers in the U.S., Rubin has made significant contributions to many areas of understanding of galaxies. She will describe our modern understanding of dark matter, which may make up the majority of the universe. When you register early, you'll get first choice for Fall classes. Continuing students will also receive the printed Summer-Fall Schedule of Classes in the mail during the week of May 14.