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thinking
of joining sps?
You do not have to be a
physics major to join; we want anyone who thinks physics is cool to sign
up!
You can be a member in the
national club and/or the Randolph College club. Most participants would
be a member of both. You are more than
welcome to just join our campus club for free, but national membership comes with
many benefits, including:
+ A subscription to Physics Today, a
magazine devoted to all things physics which comes in your mailbox every
month!
+ Free registration at physics conferences
around the country
+ If you are a current SPS member and you
qualify, the Department will pay for your induction into Sigma Pi Sigma, the
national honor society
+ The thrill of knowing you are part of an
elite group of members who paid their dues
If you woudl like to become a
national member, please contact Dr. Sheldon, as we may have a
Departmental membership that will cover you as well.
If you can't
wait to join the smartest club at Randolph, then e-mail Dr. Sheldon, and
come to our weekly meeting!
Still not convinced SPS is
for you? Then come to one of our meetings and see what it is
about.
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sps chapter
info
motivation
- Interest in Physics
- Stress Undergraduate Research
- Physics Outreach
- Signpost to Multiple Career Options
- SPS is an Introduction to Other Professional Societies
- Training for Leadership
We have both anecdotal and statistical evidence that persons with a degree in physics do well in a huge spectrum of careers, and not only in the traditional track. Physics alumni are engineers, computer scientists, insurance actuaries, teachers, managers, patent lawyers, financial analysts, musicians, mathematicians, statisticians, education administrators. They have made careers in business, chemistry, meteorology, geology, biophysics, medicine, and many other fields.
...by-laws
national
sps
...Check
out the national sps page for more information.
https://www.spsnational.org/
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contact us!
Questions? Comments? Feeling lonely? Do you want to be
on the SPS mailing list? If so, drop us a note at
psheldon@randolphcollege.edu |
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