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Keynote Speaker

Mario Livio
Head of the Science Division
Space Telescope Science Institute
The local contact person for the Spring 2000 Section Meeting at Mary Washington College is:
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George King Dept. of Physics Mary Washington College Fredericksburg, VA 22401 |
E-mail: gking@mwc.edu Phone: (540) 654-1016 FAX (540) 654-1081 |
The meeting banquet will be held at Seacobeck Hall on Friday night, April 14, with a reception starting about 6:00pm, followed by dinner at 7:00pm. Please send reservation requests for the banquet to George King no later than Wednesday April 12, 2000. The cost will be $20.00 per person.
The Universe on a Desktop:
Observational Astronomy Simulations in the Instructional Laboratory
Dick Cooper, Gettysburg College
Abstract and additional information
photos: 1, 2,
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Papers will begin at 8:30am Saturday morning. Presentation times for Saturday talks will be 20 min. with 5 minutes for questions.
Prizes will be awarded for the best paper representing a significant contribution to the teaching of physics at each of three levels: University and College, Two Year College, and High School.
Data Acquisition and Analysis: A New Course to Prepare
Students for "Discovery-Based" Science
Hollis Williams and Laura P. Eisen, Trinity College -
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Magnetic Torsion Pendulum
James O'Connell, Frederick Community College - photo
It's Just Physics, uh-Meteorologically Speaking
Sherman Frye, Northern Virginia Community College - photo
Challenges to Faraday's "Flux rule"
Frank Munley,
Roanoke College
Interactive, Web-Delivered Simulations in Support of Science Education
Pascal Renault,
John Tyler Community College
Geometric Lorentz Solutions for Bodies Undergoing Constant Acceleration Using Brehme Diagrams
Lewis F. McIntyre,
GRD Inc.
The "Stretching" of a Coil Spring: There's a Twist
William H. Ingham, James Madison University - photo
Undergraduate Physics Research
George King III,
Mary Washington College
Our Home Still the Best Lab for Teaching Physics
Ahmad Halim,
Wilson High School
Photos taken by Nikola Nikolic of MWC.
"http://www.physics.udel.edu/csaapt/Spring2000/program.html"
Last updated May 11, 2000.