Greetings! I am a post-doctoral researcher in the solar group at Montana State University. I am currently working with Dr. Charles Kankelborg on the Interface Region Imagning Spectrograph (IRIS). My primary research interests are sunspot evolution, instrument development, and astronomical polarimetry. I got my start in astronomy and physics at the University of Arizona where I graduated in 2005. Working with Don McCarthy (UofA, Steward Observatory) and Matt Penn (NSO/Tucson) I became interested in astronomical instrumentation and solar physics, interests which I pursued in graduate school at the University of Hawai'i's Institute for Astronomy, working with Haosheng Lin, Jeff Kuhn, and Shadia Habbal. I recently recieved my Ph.D. in Astronomy in December 2011. Curriculum Vitae See this Google Doc for the status of my IRIS calibration responsibilities: link Sarah A. Jaeggli [jaeggli (at) solar.physics.montana.edu] EPS 242 Department of Physics Montana State University Bozeman, MT 59717-3840 office: (406)994-6319