Turrell, Florian Holzherr, Christine Kim, Carol S Eliel, Alison Lima Greene, E C Krupp, Vivian Sobchack Books for children Children themed books, with illustrations by Robin Rector Krupp: Magazine/journal articles Krupp was once a contributing editor to Sky & Telescope magazine and had a monthly column in that publication. The column was named Rambling Through the Skies and discussed the impact of astronomy on culture. He has also served as the editor of the Griffith Observer, the monthly magazine published by Griffith Observatory's. Krupp has written many articles on astronomy and culture for the general reader and dozens of research papers. This list is a mere sampling: Films Krupp has appeared in several documentary films and educational film series. He also has writing credits and scientific advisor credits. These include: Planetarium programs Krupp started his career at Griffith Observatory as a planetarium lecturer. As directory of the observatory he has returned to the Samuel Oschin Planetarium at Griffith Observatory as a writer. He has several planetarium show writing credits. Professional affiliations Krupp is affiliated with several scientific, astronomical, archaeoastronomical, and educational organizations. American Astronomical Society, and its Historical Astronomy Division Historical Astronomy Division Vice-Chairman 1983–1985, Chairman 1985–1987 International Astronomical Union Member of Division C Education, Outreach and Heritage Commission C3 History of Astronomy Inter-Commission C3-C4 WG Archaeoastronomy and Astronomy in Culture Past Member of Division XII Union-Wide Activities (until 2012) Commission 41 History of Astronomy (until 2015) Commission 46 Astronomy Education & Development (until 2015) Commission 41 WG Archaeoastronomy and Astronomy in Culture (2015–2015) Commission 41 WG Astronomy and World Heritage (until 2015) Committee for Skeptical Inquiry Fellow Member of Council for Media Integrity Awards and honors Krupp's writings, and active evangelization of the universe to the public, has resulted in his receiving several awards and honors: On November 22, 2013 Krupp was presented with the Andrew Gemant Award at a session of the Los Angeles city council, the award citation indicated that Krupp was being recognized for: 40 years of outreach and education through extraordinary planetarium shows and programs. Award-winning and popular articles, books, exhibits, lectures, public events and television programs. Distinguished archaeoastronomical research in which the links between astronomy and ancient culture have been explored. At the ceremony Catherine O'Riordan, then AIP vice president of Physics Resources said: Personal life Krupp married Robin Rector on New Year's Eve of 1968. They had one son and divorced in 2006.