Physics Student Successes
Students present their research
Michael Kammer and David Vumbaco, Physics seniors, have presented their research at the Undergraduate Research and Collaborative Scholarship Symposium on April 12 and at the 22nd Annual Undergraduate Research Symposium on April 13.
Climbing Kilimanjaro for the Physics of Tomorrow
Climbing Kilimanjaro for the Physics of Tomorrow is a fundraiser organized by a Physics student, Douglas Alexander, and designed to purchase and distribute physics demonstrations to public high schools in the New Orleans area.
William Walker, Whitney Radosti, and William Duhe presented at LaSPACE conference
William Walker (Physics) and Whitney Radosti (Physics minor) presented a poster on “Low Speed Gaseous Flow Effects on Nanoscale Metal Films” and William Duhe (Physics) presented a poster on “Cosmology with p-adic Strings” at the LaSPACE annual meeting on November 5, 2011.
New members of Sigma Pi Sigma inducted
Physics majors Michael Kammer and David Vumbaco, and physics minors Leah Birch and Whitney Radosti were inducted to Sigma Pi Sigma.
Holly Gardner awarded presidential scholarship from George Mason University
Holly Gardner, a graduating physics senior, was awarded the prestigious presidential scholarship from George Mason University. Gardner minored in mathematics and computational science.
Four students inducted to Sigma Pi Sigma Physics Honor Society
Holly Gardner, Jonathan Lucio, Warner Sevin, and Jamal Lawson inducted to Sigma Pi Sigma Physics Honor Society
Holly Gardner participates in Loyola SCORE program
Physics junior Holly Gardner spent her summer as an undergraduate research assistant.