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Mike was recently presented with an award for “Outstanding Faculty Achievement”, at Suffolk County College. The award, presented by the President of the college, Dr. Shirley Robinson Pippins, and one of only six awarded this year, is in recognition of the work Mike has done, both in Public Outreach and in Teaching.

College President, Mike,  Dean of Ammerman Campus

Mike continues to organize public lectures and observing nights at the college, as well as lecturing to the public the length and breadth of Long Island, and even further afield. He is also responsible for several new initiatives at the college, including the Real-Time Solar Imaging Observatory, the Space Weather Monitor radio telescope, and the Radio Jove telescope, to name just a few.

Mike Inglis is a well-known and respected astronomer on both sides of the Atlantic.

He currently teaches astronomy at Suffolk County Community College (SCCC) on Long Island, New York.

In addition to his academic work, he lectures to the public on a variety of astronomy topics, writes astronomy articles and books, and is involved with several research projects.

Welcome to his small part of the universe!