Director's Circle events are exclusively for Director's Circle members and their guests, by invitation only.
For more information about these events or to RSVP, please contact the Development department at (602)716- 2013.
What is the Directors Circle?
The Director's Circle is a special organization of individuals with a deep interest in supporting the educational programs of Arizona Science Center. With an annual gift of $1,000 or more, members share in the Center's mission to inspire, educate and entertain people about science. The annual leadership support of the Director's Circle ensures the funding necessary to inspire our next generation of community leaders.
If you are interested in becoming a member of the Directors Circle, or any of our other memberships, please click here.
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Upcoming Directors Circle Events
Dear Director’s Circle Members,
Thank you for your continuing support of Arizona Science Center and its mission to inspire, educate and entertain people about science. Your support ensures the funding necessary to inspire our next generation of leaders.
One of the many benefits you will receive as a Director’s Circle member is the opportunity to preview special exhibitions, IMAX® films and planetarium presentations, as well as to participate in lectures, events and trips planned exclusively for you. We are pleased to announce the calendar of events for the coming year below. Please mark your calendars and watch for invitations and more information on these events.
Please update your email address at mcleand@azscience.org, and receive announcements and information about exclusive Director's Circle events!
Cordially,
Julie Vogel - Trustee and Director's Circle Chair
Carol Waldrop - Director of Development
is life possible on mar?
Sept. 27, 2008
6-8 p.m.
Dorrance Planetarium
By Invitation Only
GUEST: Peter Smith, Principle Investigator, Phoenix Mars Mission
With welcoming remarks by Chevy Humphrey, President & CEO, Arizona Science Center and Dr. Robert Shelton, President, University of Arizona.
Life, as we understand it, requires liquid water.Could the cold desert climate of Mars support life? Join us for an exclusive insider's look at the latest theories, research and findings behind the Phoenix Mars Mission.
For more information, contact Dana McLean at mcleand@azscience.org.
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