Hope you all have been enjoying Jay’s and Jonathan’s posts. We have a few more folks ready to join the blogging ranks. You’ve already heard from Karen Kornegay. She’s our marketing manager and will give you the heads up on special events at Morehead.
As soon as I get around the creating an account for her, our planetarium educator Mickey Jo Sorrell will start writing about what’s happening in the night sky. If you’ve been to any of our skywatching sessions at Jordan Lake, you may already know her.
And finally, you’ll get a chance to hear from our SciVentures participants in the next few weeks. These middle-schoolers will be blogging about their experiences in Morehead’s newest summer program.
Jeff Hill is Morehead's director of external relations
Science cafes – or café scientifiques, if you’re French – have become another way to earn quality hipster points if you live near a science center. In short, they’re typically evening programs where grown-ups can get together, usually drink a bit of wine or beer, and discuss a current science topic with a renowned expert. Think 
This is an early render of “Coyote,” Morehead Planetarium and Science Center’s first 3D character created for our first full dome planetarium show by Morehead Digital Artist, Jim Kachelries.
Denise (our Director of Education), Peter and Jim (two of our digital animators) and I met up with Richard (our Star Theater Director) and Mickey Jo (our theater manager) out in Chicago at the Adler Planetarium to attend the International Planetarium Society conference as well as DomeFest 2008 last week.