• Student Research Presentations

    This week we wrap up the series of presentations done by Carleton Physics and Astronomy students to showcase the research they did this past summer.  This week’s talks will take place Tuesday, Nov. 5th and Thursday, Nov. 7th at 12:00 (common time) in Olin 02.  A light lunch will be provided each day. Please note:  the Tuesday presentations will take the place of the regularly scheduled Physics Table for this week.

     

    Tuesday’s presenters:  

    David Atkinson and McCoy Becker will discuss Nonrelativistic Expansions of the Lorentz-Violating Standard-Model Extension

    Thomas Bertschinger will present on:  Observer and Particle Transformation and Newton’s Laws

     

    Thursday’s presenters: 

    Berit Goodge and Luke Hellwig will speak about A New Growth Method for EuO Thin Films

    Shail Mehta’s presentation is about M33 and Dwarf Galaxies in the Local Group

    Taylor Baildon, Emily Longley, and Hayden Tournabene will present their research on HII Regions in M31

     

  • Georgia Tech Master’s Program

    For any science & engineering students looking to get into careers in national security, economic development, international relief, or foreign policy: 

    Georgia Tech is looking for you! We offer a Master’s of Science in International Affairs (MSIA) that specializes in Science, Technology, and International Affairs. Any science/engineering majors (especially those pursuing a political science, policy, or economics minor) would be a good fit for this program. Our program is also great for graduating seniors who want to add an extra edge to their resume; or who want to broaden their job horizons. Our department’s faculty includes political scientists, economists, physicists, chemists, computer scientists, and policy experts from across a wide spectrum of issue areas and regional specialties. 

  • Mercer Law Info Session

    From the Career Center:

     

    Mercer Law Information Session

    Brittany Smith, from Mercer Univ. Walter F. George School of Law “Mercer Law” in Georgia will be on-campus to talk to interested students.

    Thursday, November 7th, 2013 12:00 pm-1:00 pm

    Location: Sayles-Hill Lounge

    Contact: Andrea Kubinski, Andrea Kubinski, x5511

     

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