Physics Events

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Summer Study Abroad Deadline Extension
Thursday, February 2 - Wednesday, February 8
4pm - 5pm
Location not specified
Applications will be accepted for Beijing, Cape Town, Montpellier, Santiago de Compostela, Siracusa, and St. Petersburg until February 8, 2012.
    Teachers for a Competitive Tomorrow/Noyce Scholarship Information Session
    Tuesday, February 7
    7:30pm - 8:30pm
    Cohen Career Center
    Are you considering a teaching career with your science or math degree? Learn how the Teachers for a Competitive Tomorrow and Noyce programs provide funding for summer internships and up to $10,000 in yearly scholarship support.
      What to do With a Science Major
      Wednesday, February 8
      12pm - 1pm
      Cohen Career Center
      There are many potential career paths to pursue with a science degree. Learn about your options and how to best prepare to travel your chosen path.
        Physics Colloquium
        Friday, February 10
        4pm - 5pm
        Small Hall, Room 111
        Juliette Mammei, University of Massachusetts, Title of Talk: "The Precision vs. the Energy Frontier - Testing the Standard Model at Jefferson Lab"
          Physics Honors Colloquium
          Monday, February 13
          4:30pm - 5pm
          Blow Memorial Hall, Room 201
          Ari Cukierman will present his Honors Project research.
            Computer Science Internship Panel
            Tuesday, February 21
            6pm - 7:30pm
            Cohen Career Center
            Learn about the importance of doing an internship from a panel of representatives at three organizations offering internships for computer science students. You will also have an opportunity to network individually with each panelist.
              Careers in Forensic Science
              Friday, February 24
              12pm - 1pm
              Cohen Career Center
              Are TV crime shows accurate? What is life really like in a forensic science lab? Find out when a scientist from the Virginia Department of Forensic Science discusses career opportunities in the field and highlights lab activities in the Richmond facility.
                Undergraduate Research Science Symposium
                Friday, February 24
                12pm - 5pm
                Sadler Center, Tidewater A&B, York, James, Colony Rooms
                Students who have conducted research in the sciences will present their work at the 18th Annual Science Symposium.
                  Physics Colloquium-1979 Nobel Prize in Physics
                  Friday, February 24
                  3pm - 4pm
                  Small Hall, Room 110
                  Steven Weinberg, University of Texas, Title of Talk: "The Dark Universe."
                    Saturday Morning Physics: "The Science of Chocolate" (Prof. Josh Erlich)
                    Saturday, February 25
                    11am - 11:50am
                    Small Hall, Room 111
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