Emily Hardegree-Ullman
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Emily Hardegree-Ullman is an astronomy professor at Colorado State University. She earned her PhD from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute where she studied the chemical composition of young stellar systems. Emily discovered the fascinating subject of astrobiology while an undergraduate at the University of Arizona. Her prior research includes searching for methane lakes on Titan, investigating the evolution of protoplanetary disks, and observing extrasolar planet transits. |
Emily Briggs
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Emily is studying chemical and biological engineering at CSU with a passion in scientific research and discovery. Classes such as astronomy and physics though her academic career formed a strong foundation for her passion in space exploration and education. Wanting to share her knowledge and understanding of the cosmos, she joined the telescope operator team. Her favorite past time is reading fantasy novels and looking at the stars; searching for new constellations and favorite old ones. |
Hailey Kim
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Hailey is a physics student at CSU with a strong interest in aerospace, astrophysics, and piloting. Her fascination with the science and technology that help us better understand the universe has led her to branch into astronomy and cosmology to expand her knowledge behind how objects in the night sky work in addition to getting to enjoy observing the stars. She hopes to share what she learns about the night sky with visitors of the observatory! |
Destiny Segovia
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Destiny is a Biology major and Biomedical Sciences minor student at CSU with strong interests in astronomy, science, medicine, and scientific research. She has always been fascinated by outer space and enjoys exploring the many ways science and medicine can help us better understand our world and what lies beyond it. As a telescope operator, she is excited to expand her knowledge of astronomy, gain new experiences at the observatory, and share what she learns about the night sky with visitors! |
