Category: Announcement

Duke Medical Physics Open House

Duke University’s Medical Physics Graduate Program has announced its annual open house for prospective graduate students. Interested individuals are invited to visit Duke University, tour labs, and interact with faculty and students. This event...

Upcoming Conferences

The following conferences for undergraduate research in physics and related fields are among those scheduled for the next few months. This is not a complete list, and it is sorted by conference date, NOT...

Conferences for Undergraduate Women in Physics

With the support of the National Science Foundation, the Department of Energy, and host institutions, the American Physical Society is sponsoring eight parallel Conferences for Undergraduate Women in Physics (CUWiP) in January 2014 in...

SPS Zone 8 Meeting

The SPS national organization divides the country into different regional “zones”.  WKU falls within “Zone 8” as shown on this chart.  A Zone 8 meeting is being held at the University of Louisville on...

WKU Night at Beech Bend Park

Western Kentucky University, the Department of Engineering, and Tau Beta Pi are sponsoring a WKU Night on Saturday, September 14 from 5 – 10pm. The park is normally not open in the evening, so...

2013 Departmental Award Winners

Each year the WKU Department of Physics and Astronomy recognizes three students who have excelled in areas of scholarship, research, and service.  The recipients of these awards for the 2011-2012 academic year are Owen...

UAH Summer REU in Heliophysics

The heliophysics research group at the University of Alabama in Huntsville (UAH) invites applications for a Summer Research Experience for Undergraduates program. Ten students will be selected to engage in cutting edge heliophysics research...

NASA Student Internships

Paid internships with NASA are still available for the summer. Applications should be submitted as soon as possible.  The deadline is March 15, 2013.  Scholarships and fellowships for the coming academic year are also...