SPS Chapters on Professional Development

FEB 01, 2024

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Emmanuella Goe and Zoe Vetter, Sigma Pi Sigma inductees at Truman State University, celebrate joining the physics and astronomy society.

Dillard University SPS chapter president Rachel Jackson celebrates graduation with SPS chapter vice president Zachary Bastian.

Attendees at the Spring 2023 SPS Zone 5 Meeting pose with guest speaker Deborah Ross (front, second from left), US House Representative for North Carolina’s Second Congressional District, at Duke University.

SPS students from West Chester University of Pennsylvania tour the Singh Center for Nanotechnology at the University of Pennsylvania.

SPS member Keopasith Phaphanthong, from SUNY Buffalo, presents a research poster at the 41st Rochester Symposium for Physics Students.

All photos courtesy of the SPS chapter’s 2022–23 annual report.

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