• Student Research Presentation by Matt Blosser and Pinshane Huang

    October 23 (Tuesday) Noon-1:00pm, Olin 02

    Join Matt and Pinshane as they talk about their summer research experiences. The title of Matt’s talk is “Simulations of soft magnetic thin films for high frequency inductors”. Pinshane will talk about “Cooking up magnetic memory devices: x-ray diffraction of magnetic tunnel junctions”. Sub sandwiches will be served for lunch.

  • SDA Pizza Lunch

    Who: Majors and anyone interested in taking physics What: SDA lunch meeting

    When: Thursday, Oct. 25 Common Time (12-1)

    Where: Olin 2nd lounge

    Why: Come talk to the physics SDAs and other physics students to learn about the physics major, figure out what to take next term, eat pizza, have fun, etc.

  • Physics Table

    October 25 (Thursday) 12:00-1:00 pm, LDC 113

    Plan to have lunch with physics students, faculty and staff at the LDC at noon. We can meet on 3rd Olin at 11:55 for the short walk over or you can meet us there. All are welcome.

  • Tutors Needed

    Kathy Evertz at the Academic Support Center is looking for physics majors to do individual tutoring in Physics 151. If you are interested in doing so, contact Kathy by email at kevertz@acs.carleton.edu.

  • KSTF Teaching Fellowships

    The Knowles Science Teaching Foundation (KSTF) is seeking applicants for Physical Science and Mathematics Teaching Fellows – individuals who have at least a bachelor’s degree in a physical science, engineering or mathematics and now want to teach science or mathematics in U.S. high schools.

    In addition, KSTF is recruiting for the new Biological Science Teaching Fellowships, which will begin in June 2008. KSTF seeks individuals with a comprehensive understanding of contemporary biology such as systems, computational or model-based biology. KSTF is looking for those with a
    commitment to changing the content and instructional focus of high school biology.

    KSTF was established in 1999 to strengthen the quality of science and mathematics teaching in the United States. KSTF Teaching Fellowships support individuals professionally and financially for up to five years through a teacher preparation program to eligibility for tenure.

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