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Division I (The Sciences) has announced the following awards given at a recent Student Honors, Awards, and Prizes Chapel held at the College. more >>> 2008 Student Honors, Awards, and Prizes: Division I Division I (The Sciences) has announced the following awards given at a recent Student Honors, Awards, and Prizes Chapel held at the College. more >>> ChemPhys Demonstration Roaring Success Chemistry and Physics professors and students took time during dead week to show the campus community why they enjoy science. If it could freeze, explode, break, glow, or heat up the room it found its way into the demonstration. more >>> Liberal Arts Inspires "Entrepreneurial Spirit" Twenty Wabash entrepreneurs who believe that their liberal arts education was the best preparation for the work they love are interviewed in the new issue of Wabash Magazine. more >>> Basic Chem and Physics: All You Need to Know Meeting the world’s long-term energy needs won’t necessarily require brilliant science, according to Dr. Sarah Keller of the University of Washington. Keller, the 2008 Haines Lecturer in Biochemistry, told a lunchtime crowd that the decisions that will have to be made with regard to energy sources are much more difficult. more >>> Spring Break Means Immersion Learning "We walked down to Casa de las Americas, where we saw a fascinating art exhibit by Brazilian artist Miguel Rio Blanco," said Ivan Acebo-Choy in his blog posting from Madrid. "He insists on showing the face of marginal Brazil. Through photographs, installations and a short film, Rio Blanco disturbs, evokes, provokes and confronts his audience with bodies that bespeak of poverty, forgetfulness and marginalization." more >>> Energy Class Experiments with Wind Power On a day when others were scampering out of the cold, students in the Chemistry and Physics Departments' Alternative Energy class were out on the Wabash mall testing the wind generators they built. more >>> Krauss Touches on Science Education Phi Beta Kappa Visiting Scholar, Dr. Lawrence Krauss gave an evening lecture entitled, “Science, Non-Science, and Nonsense: From Aliens to Creationism” in which he discussed a variety of topics ranging from the status of science in American high schools to the interaction between religion and science. more >>> Math and Physics Alumni Kickoff Homecoming Weekend Jim Daniel ’62 and Joe West ’88 kick off Homecoming Weekend with presentations in physics and actuarial mathematics. more >>> Science Students Intern at Nation's Top Research Centers Six Wabash Students are spending their summers immersed in fascinating science-related internships. We've asked those students to tell us about their summer learning in a new academic blog, "Summers in Science." more >>> Science Department Names Honorees at Awards Chapel Division I (The Sciences) has announced the following awards given at a recent Student Honors, Awards, and Prizes Chapel held at the College. more >>> Mackintosh Fellows Named at Awards Chapel The George Lewes Macktintosh Fellows were named at a recent Student Honors, Awards, and Prizes Chapel held at the College. more >>> Wabash Welcomes You to Homecoming Weekend Activities Wabash College invites you to a variety of public events scheduled during Homecoming Weekend, September 23-24. A musical concert, art exhibit, Alumni Chapel, and, of course, football are just some of the activities planned. more >>> Mackintosh Fellows Named at Annual Awards Chapel Dean of Students Tom Bambrey has announced the George Lewes Macktintosh Fellows at a recent Student Honors, Awards, and Prizes Chapel held at the College. more >>> Division I: Science Department Names Honorees at Annual Awards Chapel Division I (The Sciences) has announced the following awards given at a recent Student Honors, Awards, and Prizes Chapel held at the College. more >>> The whole man This is Wabash College. We do not live our lives in cubicles. We do not find it remarkable that a chemist plays in a quartet with a professor of philosophy, a professor of French, and a member of the staff. more >>> Atoms Trapped, Physics Unbound Dennis Krause was a graduate student at Purdue University when his roommate called him to his laboratory. "He’d built an atomic force microscope," Krause recalls. "When he saw his first atom, he called me down to take a look. It was gold, I believe, but just seeing an individual atom was what was exciting. Atomic theory was no longer a concept to me, but tangible reality. I’d seen it with my own eyes. Such moments change the way one thinks about the universe." more >>> Wabash Wakes Up for Transit of Venus By Steve Charles Transits of Venus across the disk of the Sun are among the rarest of planetary alignments, and a small group of Wabash students, faculty, and friends were determined not to miss this one. Thanks to Associate Professor of Physics Jim Brown, they didn't have to. more >>> Division I: Science Department Names Honorees at Annual Awards Chapel more >>> To the Happy Few By John Zimmerman H'67 Between 1961 and 2003, no one spent more time in Goodrich Hall than Professor of Chemistry John Zimmerman H'67. Teaching generations of students in the classrooms, working with them in the labs, photographing their poster sessions in the hallways, and working late into the night on various teaching, photography, and video projects--it seemed the light in Goodrich 108 was always on. more >>> |
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