AAVSO 109th Annual Meeting, Held Virtually, November 13-15, 2020
Note: All Observer Awards are now presented at the Annual Meeting. 2019-2020 is the first year for which Spectroscopy Observer Awards are presented.
Variable Star Observer Awards recognizing milestones through September 2020
AAVSO 108th Annual Meeting, Las Cruces, New Mexico; October 18 - 21, 2019
Note: All Observer Awards are now presented at the Annual Meeting.
Variable Star Observer Awards recognizing milestones through September 2019
AAVSO 107th ANNUAL MEETING, FLAGSTAFF, ARIZONA, NOVEMBER 2018
Note: All Observer Awards are now presented at the Annual Meeting.
Variable Star Observer Awards recognizing milestones through September 2018
OVER 125,000 VISUAL OBSERVATIONS*
02 Frank Vohla Germany 1989-2018 131,392
AAVSO 106th Annual Meeting, Nashville, Tennessee, November 2-4, 2017
These awards, which are for FY 2016-2017, were presented here instead of at the 107th Spring Meeting in Coventry, England, in July 2018, where they traditionally would have been presented.
Variable Star Observer Awards recognizing milestones through September 2017
AAVSO 106th SPRING MEETING, ONTARIO, CALIFORNIA, JUNE 16-17, 2017
Variable Star Observer Awards recognizing milestones through September 2016
Award/Recipient Affiliation* Country/State Interval Total
AAVSO 105th Spring Meeting, St. Louis, Missouri, May 5-7, 2016
Variable Star Observer Awards recognizing milestones through September 2015
Award/Recipient Affiliation* Country/State Interval Total
Over 225,000 Visual Observations*
AAVSO 104th Spring Meeting, Muncie, Indiana, June 4-6, 2015
Variable Star Observer Awards recognizing milestones through September 2014
Award/Recipient Affiliation* Country/State Interval Total
Congratulations and thank you to the following AAVSO members for having been members for over 50 years, as of the AAVSO's 103rd Annual Meeting in November 2014 or later! We greatly appreciate your lasting support.
In recognition of his invaluable contributions to the AAVSO through his service as Council member 2000-2002, Second Vice President 2002-2003, First Vice President 2003-2005, and Chair of the AAVSO Director Search Committee during the process in 2004 of choosing candidates for Director of the AAVSO to succeed Janet A. Mattei and in 2014 to succeed Arne A. Henden; his wisdom and guidance and his support, particularly during 2003-2004; and his ongoing support of the AAVSO as he serves as Executive Director of the American Astronomical Society,
