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SARA Astronomers

The Southeastern Association for Research in Astronomy (SARA) is a consortium of 15 colleges and universities (in order of membership): Florida Institute of Technology (FL), East Tennessee State University (TN), Florida International University (FL), Valdosta State University (GA), Clemson University (SC), Ball State University (IN), Agnes Scott College (GA), The University of Alabama (AL), Valparaiso University (IN), Butler University (IN), Texas A&M University-Commerce (TX), Embry-Riddle Aeronautical University, the Instituto de Astrofisica de Canarias, the University of Delaware, and Mt. Cuba Astronomical Observatory.

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SMBH; Galactic Dynamics; Instrumentation

Active Galactic Nuclei (AGN); Jets; and Cosmology

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Extragalactic Studies; Large Scale Structure

Photometry of Mira Variable Stars

Theoretical Modeling of Hot Stars

Modeling of Red Giant Stellar Atmospheres
 

Multiwavelength Extragalactic Astronomy

Massive Stars, binaries

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Formation & Evolution of Dwarf Galaxies

Stellar Structure and Evolution; Binary Stars

Quasars, Blazars, and other Active Galactic Nuclei

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Planetary Astronomy; Asteroid Spectroscopy

Active Galaxies

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Herbig Ae/Be Stars, Circumstellar Disks & Planets

Gamma Ray Bursts

Stellar Structure and Evolution

Gamma-Ray Astrophysics; Supernovae

astro-particle physics and cosmology

Nuclear Astrophysics and Nucleosynthesis

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Numerical and Observational Extragalactic Astronomy

Observational Studies of Low-Mass Stars

Observational Studies of Cataclysmic Variables

Observational Studies of Low-Mass Stars

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Early Phases of Massive Star Formation

Long wavelength Studies of Solar System Objects

Optical Interferometry of Massive Stars

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Galaxy Structure and Evolution

Galaxy Evolution, Dust Content, and Nuclear Activity

x-ray observations, compact objects

Morphology and Evolution of Galaxies

Multimessenger Astrophysics

White Dwarfs and Their Explosions

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Close Binaries; Microquasars; Massive Binary Stars

AGB stars to Planetary Nebulae; Binary Stars

Nearby and Low Surface Brightness Galaxies

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Dense Stellar Systems: Globular Clusters & Galactic Nucleus

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Asteroid Light Curves

Differential Photometry of Asteroids

Time Series Photometry of Stars & Asteroids

White Dwarf Stars, Observational Astronomy

Cataclysmic Variables, White Dwarf Stars

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Star Clusters and Variable Stars

Observational Astronomy, Star Formation History of the Galaxy

Time Series Photometry of Stars

Time Series Photometry,  Hot Subdwarfs

Asteroseismology, Binary Stars

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All aspects of stellar astronomy

Photometric observations of Asteroids

Gamma Ray Astrophysics

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White Dwarf Stars, Whole Earth Telescope

The Lives of Massive Stars, MiMeS, BinaMIcS

Protostar Disk Evolution

Brown Dwarfs 

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Chairman, Board of Trustees

Observatory Manager

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