The American Astronomical Society’s Examination of Graduate Education in Astronomy

S. E. Strom; Suzan Edwards; Alexei V Filippenko; A. Fraknoi; Catherine D. Garmany; E. H. Levy; L. Rudnick; Michal Simon; Frank N. Bash; B. F. Burke; D. Schramm; Judy Pipher

doi:10.3847/25c2cfeb.1719f1c8

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In 1995 the AAS Astronomy Education Policy Board organized a series of discussions leading to this report, intended to enable the astronomical community to shape graduate programs which are responsive to the needs of students, the discipline, and the society which supports us.

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