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<b>Life After Grad School Seminar</b><br>Physics Teaching as a Post Doctoral Choice<br><b>Speaker: Jim Lupton (Greenhills School)</b>

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Friday, March 30, 2012
4:00 AM
335 West Hall

Speaker: Jim Lupton (Greenhills School)

Students graduating with advanced degrees in Physics often face difficult choices searching for employment in the field of physics. One important choice not to dismiss is physics teaching. Teaching at the introductory level in physics is both stimulating and rewarding as a career choice. Physics teachers with significant knowledge in their fields are stimulating and enriching to students. I will share my experiences as a physics teacher at both the college lecturer level and at the high school physics teacher level.

This seminar is open to graduates as well as undergraduates. Pizza and drinks provided.

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