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Physics, Astronomy and Engineering News November 2, 2005 |
Title: "Microscopic Description of the Breathing Mode and Nuclear Compressibility - Part Two" Title: "Ball and Piston Engine" Time: 4:00 PM on Thursday, November 3, 2005 Place: Science Room 334 All students and faculty are welcome to attend our seminars.
Refreshments will be served.
SFA Observatory - SFA 101 Mars approaches Opposition
Job Opportunities and Scholarships"EMGS will be on campus interviewing for a Geoscientist on Friday, Nov.4, 2005. They are interested in mathematics,geology, physics, and computer science majors. They are interested in Dec. 2005-Dec.2006 graduates. I’m sure they are also interested in Alumnus. Would you please ask the appropriate faculty to get the word out to their students who meet this criteria?They are looking for students with a 3.4 cumulative GPA, and a 3.5 major GPA. I feel like if someone is close to these requirements, I could contact the recruiter and find out if they would let them interview. Please have your students call me at 468-2139 or e-mail me if they are interested! Thanks so much for all of your help! We are excited to have a new company on campus!"-- Penny Tousha, Interview Coordinator, ptousha@sfasu.edu Barbara Lotze Scholarships for Future Teachers
IBM Research Internship for Undergraduate Women 2006
New Job Opportunities in EMGS
Careers in Academia
Contributors' Links
Come join Patrick Steward as we trace humanity's centuries-long
cultural and scientific fascination with the planet Mars. "MarsQuest"
plays on Fridays at 7 pm, October 21 - November 18. After the show we
will use the planetarium's star projector to locate Mars and the summer
constellations in the evening sky.
SkyCar
Freedom Motors
Crazy Patents
Orbit Java Applet
10+ things you should know about troubleshooting a slow PC
Online Bowling Game
10 Qualities that Make a Good Teacher
Could this lead to a revolution?
Life-Like Android Video
Need help in your CHE, MTH, EGR or other course? Jarvis Christian College "We are planning a Star Party for November 12, 2005 here at Jarvis Christian College at 5:00 - 9:30 PM. Our Astronomy staff of one is Dr. Ignatius Okafor. We would like to network with you and your staff." -- Harvey Rayson, Ed.D. (SFA gradate), Chair, Division of Education, Hawkins is NE of Tyler on Hwy 80 and 2015.
Tutors Wanted The Athletic Academic Center is currently in need of tutors in a variety of academic fields. (The pay is really good I hear.) Criteria: "We prefer tutors who have mastery of an academic field, with minimum overall/field of study GPS of 3.0. Junior, Senior, and Graduate students are highly encouraged to apply." Areas Include: AST105, PHY101, PHY110 Contact: Stephanie McDonald or Jared Gould at 468-4484 or 4429 or mcdonaldsg@sfasu.edu
Scholarships and Employment Opportunities
Consider teaching labs for our department or teaching at the high school or college level in your future. For more info see your professors and http://www.aapt.org/ SFA Opportunities
Other Opportunities
Thanks to Jonathan Belew, Walter Trikosko, Norm Markworth, Ryan Williams, Nathan Phetteplace Dave Deming, Kris Byboth, Nathan Ryan, Chris Pierce, Marco Meniero, Ryan Williams Robert Payne, Wally Boyd, Andy Flanagan, Jessi Souther, Barry Smith, Robin Marshall, Andy Wagers, Nathan Phetteplace, Larry Luther, Chris Dahl, Doreen E. Everett, Tommy Gober, James Teel, Brian Thomas, Tim Rothenbush, Andy Flanagan, Allen Hubbard, Norman Markworth, Robert Payne and others for the links and information above. Feel free to send any interesting links that you find. This email message is sent to students, alumni, faculty, staff and friends of the department. If you would like to be removed from the emailing list or are getting multiple copies of these newsletters, then feel free to reply to this message with your request. Clear skies,
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