Society of Physics Students

Zone Meeting Highlights: Zone 14

Spring meeting held in collaboration with the Colorado–Wyoming section of AAPT

Zone Meeting Highlights: Zone 18

Zone 18 SPS meeting brought together students from all over California. 

Starting an SPS Chapter from Scratch

Top Ten Tips for Building a Strong Chapter

Spring 2014-15 Award Recipients

SPS Congratulates This Year's Winners

SPS is Your Village

Shauna LeFebvre

Week 9: It's the Final Countdown

Friday, August 7, 2015

Shauna LeFebvre

It's been a crazy two weeks! I mean crazy in the best possible way. All of last week Hannah and I were preparing for our presentation. We practiced our presentation so much that it was second nature by the time the Symposium started on Friday. Everyone's presentations were wonderful! It was also a nice way for the other interns to end their summer in DC.

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Max Torke

Week 9: Wrapping Up

Thursday, July 30, 2015

Max Torke

Monday was the Capital Hill Tour led by Drew and Elias.  Starting in the U.S. Capitol Visitor Center, we toured exhibition hall, the Library of Congress, and the Capitol rotunda.  Like the many memorials and monuments on the National Mall, the U.S.

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Max Torke

Week 8: Is Science Policy the Answer?

Friday, July 24, 2015

Max Torke

This weekend several interns made our way down to Georgetown. We walked around in the downtown, checking out the shops, bookstores, and nearby neighborhoods. We ended up wandering around Georgetown until dinner, eating at a restaurant along the main street. It was a pleasant day trip.

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Week 7: Making Out of this World Connections

Friday, July 24, 2015

Shauna LeFebvre

Hello from the American Center for Physics!  I am back at the SPS offices after a wonderful two weeks working with the middle school science teachers at NIST.  On Monday we took a tour of the Capital with Drew and Elias.  It was a lot of fun to see the center of US politics!  We also learned a bu

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Students and Stardust

Experiencing the 2012 Quadrennial Physics Congress

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