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Student Information

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Prospective Students

ISU and the ISU Physics department are happy to assist your entry into the ISU Physics program. The ISU Physics department uses the general admissions department to screen applicants for undergraduate studies. See the links below to start on your way.

Applying and Registering

Program Description

Area Description

  • Community Page
  • Pocatello, Idaho
  • Campus Tour

Research and Facilities

  • IAC - Idaho Accelerator Center
  • Beam Lab

Q & A

   What does the Physics Program entail?
   What do physicists do?
   Physicists work in industrial and government sectors, with jobs from research to production, even the financial and computer industries. Physicists are well suited to tasks that require stepwise problem solving skills. These skills include analytical and logical thinking, moderately advanced math skills, good observational and communicational skills.
   How long will it take to graduate with a Bachelors of Science in Physics from ISU?
   The length of a student's education is dependent on the pace with which a student passes requried courses. However, if a student strictly follows the program outlined in the ISU Undergraduate Catalog, as approved by an advisor, it can be completed in eight regular semesters (Fall/Spring).
   A Masters of Science in Physics will take additional time. Please contact an advisor for more assistance.
   Where is the Physics building located?
   It is located in the Physical Science Building:
   785 S. 8th Ave.
   Pocatello, ID 83209

Physics Catalog

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Campus Information

Recreation

Programs & Classes

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Class Information

Resources for Current Physics Students

The ISU Physics department is actively concerned with the success of it's current physics students. Please select If you are a current ISU Physics student, the links below should help you advance your education. If these links to not meet your needs, please contact the ISU Physics Department.

Registration and Financial Assistance

   Financial Assistance
   Academic Advising (General Advising)
   Physics Advising is done by Dr. Dan Dale
   Registration and Records Department
   Online Registration
   Undergraduate Catalog
   Physics Section of Undergraduate Catalog

Faculty and Staff

   Contact an Instructor
   Current Graduate Students

Online Coursework -- by Professor

   Hackworth, Martin

Online Coursework -- by Instructor

Martin Hackworth

   Lectures
       PHYS 152 -- Astronomy
       PHYS111/112 -- General Physics (summer)
       PHYS211/212 -- Engineering Physics
       PHYS 325 -- Weather and Climate
   Labs
       PHYS101L -- Essentials of Physics Lab
       PHYS 153 -- Astronomy Lab
       PHYS 113/213 -- Physics Lab I
       PHYS 114/214 -- Physics Lab II

Program In formation

Physics Programs

The ISU Department of Physics offers many degree options including a Physics minor, an Associate of Science, a Bachelor of Arts, a Bachelor of Science, a Master of Science, a Ph.D. in Applied Physics and a Ph.D. in Engineering and Applied Science in cooperation with the College of Engineering.

Please see the Physics section of the undergraduate catalog for required classes and more program information.

Undergraduate Programs

An Associates degree is available for those completing an introductory sequence of physics courses.

A Bachelor of Arts or minor in Physics are also available to aid students seeking an interdisciplinary education.

The Bachelor of Science program provides a core curriculum focusing on physics and related courses. Beyond the core curriculum the student may choose from physics and related courses in order to complete the degree. The program is designed to provide a flexible degree that can be used for a career in physics or closely related fields. The student should complete a B.S. before progressing to a Master of Science in physics. BS course requirements.

Graduate Programs

The Master of Science in Physics program is tailored to the student's needs. An appropriate faculty member should be consulted when tailoring the program to meet student needs.

The Master of Natural Science in Physics program is designed primarily for teachers and prospective teachers who want to improve their understanding of the subject matter of physics.

The Ph.D. Applied Physics is available in the areas of Radiation Science, Accelerator Applications and Applied Nuclear Physics.

RUE Program

http://physics.isu.dev.dewlinux.com/internships/reu.html

HS Intern Program

http://physics.isu.dev.dewlinux.com/internships/internship.html

Facilities & Research

==Physics Facilities== yujonf ISU Physics Facilities

The ISU Physics department offices and facilities are located on the first floor of the Physical Science building, located at 785 S. 8th Ave., Pocatello, ID 83209.

Several facities are available for student and faculty use. Please use the links below for more information on those facilities available.

   Beam Labs
       18MeV and 6MeV LINACs
       Van de Graaff Accelerators
   Idaho Accelerator Center (IAC)
   BREMS
   Physics demonstrations and equipment available in the Department

Idaho Accelerator Center

http://iac.isu.edu/

Research

Research

The ISU Physics department conducts research specializing in the following areas.

   Homelandsecurity/nuclear nonproliferation/nuclear safeguards
   Environmental monitoring
   Materials Science
   General Health Physics
   Accelerator Physics
   Cross Cutting / Interdisciplinary Research
       Photon activation analysis
       Radiobiology
   K -12 Educational Programs
   In Service Teacher Programs

You may want to visit the pages of the Wells Research Group for more information on accelerator and applied nuclear physics research and collaborations.

People

Faculty

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Faculty

   Beezhold, Wendland, Ph.D.
   Professor Emeritus
   beezwend@isu.edu
   Bernabee, Kirsten, M.S.
   Instructor
   bernkirs@isu.edu
   Calderon, Hector
   Visiting Assistant Professor
   caldhect@isu.edu
   Chandler, Katherine
   Assistant Professor
   chankath@isu.edu
   Cole, Phil, Ph.D.
   Associate Professor
   colephil@isu.edu
   Dale, Dan, Ph.D.
   Professor
   daledani@isu.edu
   Forest, Tony A., Ph.D.
   Associate Professor
   foretony@isu.edu
   Gesell, Tom, Ph.D.
   Professor
   gesethom@isu.edu
   Hackworth, Martin, M.S.
   Senior Lecturer/Lab Supervisor
   hackmart@isu.edu
   Harmon, Frank, Ph.D.
   Professor Emeritus
   harmfran@isu.edu
   Hunt, Alan, Ph.D.
   Associate Professor
   huntalan@isu.edu
   Kim, Yujong, Ph.D.
   Assistant Professor
   yjkim@isu.edu
   McNulty, Dustin, Ph.D.
   Assistant Professor
   mcnudust@isu.edu
   Shropshire, Steve, Ph.D.
   Professor
   shrostev@isu.edu
   Tatar, Erdinch (Eddie), Ph.D.
   Associate Professor
   tataerdi@isu.edu
   Wells, Douglas, Ph.D.
   IAC Director, Physics Acting Department Chair
   welldoug@isu.edu

Staff

   Nickell, Ben
   Systems Administrator
   nickbenj@isu.edu
   O'Neill, Sandra
   Administrative Assistant
   oneisand@isu.edu

Alumni

Alumni

Support the Idaho State University department of Physics.

Your support is invaluable in creating a learning environment that allows the Idaho State University Department of Physics to improve the education of our graduates.

Increasing the number of scholarships helps accommodate well deserving students within our department.

Increasing the size of our endowment helps support the academic program by improving the effectiveness of physics demonstrations, the renovation and repair of our facilities, financial aid, support graduate research opportunities as well as many other needs and priorities.

Your support of the Physics Department helps many deserving students attending Idaho State University find success.

Pledge a donation to the Department of Physics (Be sure to check the college/department button and type "Physics" in to the text box.)

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ISU Physics Events

Current Events

Current Events

   ISU Physics and SPS Demo Show. Saturday, April 26th at 5pm. More information.
   Physics labs schedules: PHYS 153, 113/213, 114/214). For more information see the LAB FAQ for more info.
   American Association of Physics Teachers (AAPT) annual meeting was held March 23 - 24, 2007 at Utah State University in Logan, Utah.

Ongoing Activities

   Departmental Colloquium Schedule
   Quarknet
   Idaho/Utah Chapter of the AAPT
   ISU Physics Demo Shows
   Physics Roadshow Schedule

Symposia

Physics & Astronomy Buzz

ISU Physics Press Releases

News and Press Releases

The ISU Society of Physics Students (SPS) has earned the Blake Lilly Award by the American Institute of Physics for their science outreach to Idaho schools and community groups, and public science presentations.

Club members and physics faculty visit more than 40 schools and community groups a year for science presentations, activities, and workshops. They also organize a "Punk'n Chuck" competition and the Southeast Idaho Science Olympics, and present an annual public science demonstration show on the ISU campus.

The club is one of five SPS chapters nationwide to receive this award in 2011.

The Blake Lilly Prize recognizes SPS chapters and individuals who make a genuine effort to positively influence the attitudes of school children and the general public about physics.

An article on the ISU club's activities is posted on the National SPS web page at http://www.spsnational.org/programs/awards/2011/blake_lilly.htm, and will appear in the Fall 2011 issue of the "SPS Observer." The award consists of a plaque and a three-volume set of the Feynman Lectures on Physics.

Science in the News

   Science News Headlines
   Science Daily
   Science News Online
   Science@NASA Headlines
   AAAS ScienceNow
   Science Friday