The world around us we do not see
Keynote Speaker
Jordan Goodman
Chair, Department of Physics
University of Maryland, College Park
| Directions | Lodgings | Registration |
The local contact person for the Spring 2001 Section Meeting at Loyola College is:
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Frank Haig Dept. of Physics Loyola College Baltimore, MD 21210 |
E-mail: fhaig@loyola.edu Phone: (410) 617-2574 FAX (410) 617-2646 |
The meeting banquet will be held in the Refectory in the Humanities Center
on Friday night, April 20, with a reception starting at 6:00pm in the Hug Lounge
nearby, followed by dinner at 6:45pm. The cost will be $30.00 per person. Please
send reservation requests for the banquet to Frank
Haig no later than Wednesday April 11, 2001. For late reservations, phone
Frank Haig no later than Tuesday, April 17, 2001. Online
Reservation Form
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Science Education Reform:
Force and Motion from Elementary School through College
Barbara J. Duch,
bduch@udel.edu
Math and Science Education Resource Center, University of Delaware
PowerPoint presentation slides [289kB]
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Abstract and additional information
Coffee, refreshments, and registration will be at 8:00am Saturday morning
in the Physics Seminar Room, Knott Hall Room 217.
After a welcome from the College by Dr. David Haddad, Academic Vice President of Loyola College,
papers will begin at 8:40am. Presentation times will be 20 minutes with 5 minutes
for questions.
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Prizes will be awarded for the best paper representing a significant contribution to the teaching of physics at each of four levels: University and College, Two Year College, High School, and Undergraduate Research.
A Physics Demonstration Session is also being organized as part of our contributed papers session on Saturday morning. Demos should be approximately 5 minutes in duration, with a 10 minute maximum.
Problem-Based Learning Online Clearinghouse: Introductory
Physics Curriculum
George Watson and Barbara Duch, University of Delaware, ghw@udel.edu
and bduch@udel.edu
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Physics Discovery: A new equation for falling objects
Ahmad Halim, Wilson High School, halim@jlab.org
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Raising the Fluid Level: Giving More Attention to Fluids
in the Physics Curriculum
William Ingham, James Madison University, inghamwh@jmu.edu
PowerPoint presentation slides [131kB]
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| Demonstration Session |
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Loud and Clear Rhett Herman, Radford University, rherman@radford.edu [Photos: (1), (2), (3), (4)] |
Crazy Ideas in Science
Robert Ehrlich, George Mason University, rehrlich@gmu.edu
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Laboratory-Based Introductory Physics at the University
of Richmond
Michael Vineyard, Gerard Gilfoyle, and Philip Rubin, University of Richmond,
mvineyar@richmond.edu
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Using Mathematica in a Modern Physics Course
Larry Weaver, Towson University, lweaver@towson.edu
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Temperature Dependent Electrical Properties in Transparent
Conducting Oxide Thin Films
Timothy Nagle, James Madison University, nagletj@jmu.edu
PowerPoint presentation slides [330kB]
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Photoelastic Study of Non-Riveted Lap Joints
Deonna Woolard and William Pluim, Randolph-Macon College, dwoolard@rmc.edu
PowerPoint presentation slides [1.5MB]
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Lunch
Minutes submitted by Bill Warren
Report submitted to National Office
by Bill Warren
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Last updated June 14, 2001. |
