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What is SPS? The Society of Physics Students (SPS) is a national organization implemented by the American Institute of Physics , with chapters throughout the country (and world). SPS exists to help students transform themselves into contributing members of the scientific community by encouraging creativity, passion, and excitement. Sometimes math problems don't cater to these qualities, but being around your peers, eating pizza, and playing with liquid Nitrogen can. If this is your first visit and you would like to know more about who we are and what we do (and what we can do for you), go here.
Even Dr. Jackson loves SPS!
News and Upcoming Events
Physics GRE Study Group Summer & Fall 2008 Weekly study group meetings in Amos Eaton or the Science Center. We will be going over review questions as well as test taking strategies specific to the test. Contact the officers for more information.
Annual End of the Year Physics Picnic Wednesday, April 30, 2008 FREE FOOD !!!
Come
and eat stuff with your physics colleagues. The picnic will be outside
behind the Science Center, weather permitting. The picnic location will be
in room 1C13 if there is rainy weather. Contact Nicole McQuade
if you want to help out with the set-up and break-down of the
picnic.
Spring
2008
If there is enough interest then we'll get together a group to
build and launch our own model rockets.
Please contact Tim Kelley
if you are interested.
Website
Normalization
Spring 2008
The website is
undergoing repairs and updates.
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