Schuyler and April on the Sigma Pi Sigma Web Site
A picture of the WKU SPS President April Pease and President-Elect Schuyler Wolff has made it to the front page of the national Sigma Pi Sigma web site. Check it out !!
A picture of the WKU SPS President April Pease and President-Elect Schuyler Wolff has made it to the front page of the national Sigma Pi Sigma web site. Check it out !!
Summer 2010 Research Opportunity For Undergrads The University of Tennessee-Knoxville Contact: Dr. Daniel M. Roberts, PhD (drobert2@utk.edu) or http://web.bio.utk.edu/bcmb/reu/index.shtml Opportunity: Summer Research Experience for Undergraduates Theme: Sensing and Signaling Dates: June 7 through July...
Randall Harper Award for Outstanding Research in Physics and Astronomy The WKU Department of Physics and Astronomy is pleased to announce the Randall Harper Award for Outstanding Undergraduate Research. Undergraduate students who have been...
This Saturday, March 20, 2010, the 8th annual Girls in Science Day will be held on the WKU campus. We are proud to offer this exciting opportunity to young women in 4th, 5th, 6th,...
Our apologies for the late announcement, but there is a new meeting time for the SPS monthly meetings! It’s not a typo! We will meet at 4:30 in the SPS’s lounge (TCCW 238) on...
This is a reminder that the Fortieth WKU Student Research Conference (formerly the WKU/Sigma Xi Student Research Conference) will be held this Saturday at South Campus from 8:00 AM until 3:00 PM. Below is...
The new by-laws are officially in place with a unanimous vote in favor of them. This also means that the SPS is in need of a president elect. An election for president elect for...
April Pease and Schuyler Wolff recently won time on the Mayall 4-meter telescope (located at the Kitt Peak National Observatory in Arizona) to observe the host galaxies of type Ia supernovae, crucial tools being...
All student members of the SPS need to stop by the main office and vote on the new by-laws. Voting is open now through Friday at noon. If you vote to keep them, please...
Each year we host the Western Kentucky Physics Olympics where area high schools send teams of four students each to compete in a variety of physics related competitions. This year’s event is this Saturday,...