Joseph Dees

Sunday, June 14, 2020

Joseph Dees

Wow, what a week.  So much turmoil around us, not only with COVID-19 but also in society with #Strike4BlackLives and #ShutDownSTEM.  Will life go back to some sense of normal?  What will that normal be when it finally returns?   

Sunday, June 14, 2020

Paul McKinley

[The views expressed in this post are mine alone. They do not reflect the views of SPS, HSST, or Pomona College]

 

Sunday, June 14, 2020

Holly Fortener

Week two was super busy! Brad and I finalized the image for the 2020-21 SOCK. Later in the week Brad was having camera issues and was feeling a bit blue.... I also finished a demo provided by the National Council Physics is Phun Committee!

Sunday, June 14, 2020

Kyle Blasinsky

Hello, all.

Monday, June 15, 2020

Benjamin Petkie

Week 2 on the virtual platform and things are still running smoothly. My mentor Mark and I are remaining in great contact even though we are a few hundred miles away.

Sunday, June 14, 2020

Anna Murphree

[All views are my own.]

Sunday, June 14, 2020

Abigail Ambrose

Week 2 is in the books! This week I started working on condensed biographies for the Society of Rheology fellows. And I even got to learn about how one of the fellows enjoys a good party. I also got to learn more about accessing the Archives while away from the building.

Sunday, June 14, 2020

Jack Moody

The second week flew by! Mostly because a lot of work got done, but also because I only had a 3 day week. APS did not conduct operations on Wednesday in support of #ShutDownSTEM, and I took Friday off to go with my family to pick up our new Irish Wolfhound puppy from New York.

Sunday, June 14, 2020

Samantha Creech

When budding physicists are first learning about the rich history of their field, they realize that all researchers are standing on the shoulders of giants. They hear the names of famous scientists from across the centuries.

Jun 5 2020

The SPS National Office echoes the AIP statement on Racism and Protests: we support our black students, stand with those who are victims of police brutality and racism, and support those who are protesting for change. As a professional association of students, we collectively have a duty to call out injustice when we see it and be active elements of change.

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