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Home   |   Programs   |   Education   |   Conferences   |   Chairs Conferences   |   Presentations from 2006 Conference

Presentations from 2006 Conference

Session I: Graduate Education
  • Graduate Education Report  - Michael Paesler, North Carolina State University
  • Additional Ideas from the Report - Charles Holbrow, Colgate University
  • Influence of Graduate Curriculum on Undergraduate Education - Beth Cunningham, Illinois Wesleyan University
Session II: Ethics Education
  • Ethics Education: New Case Studies - Allen Goldman, University of Minnesota
Session III: Physics Department's Role in Improving K-12 Physics Teaching
Panel Presentation
  1. John Markert, University of Texas at Austin
  2. Eugenia Etkina, Rutgers University
  3. Noah Finkelstein, University of Colorado, Boulder
  4. Ted Hodapp, American Physical Society
Breakout Sessions I
  1. Undergraduate Curriculum Issues - Introductory Courses
  2. Graduate Curriculum Issues
  3. Concerns of Small Departments - Attracting and Retaining Majors
  4. Fostering & Managing Interdisciplinary Research & Education
Breakout Sessions II
  1. Undergraduate Curriculum Issues - Upper Level Courses
  2. Recruitment & Retention of Graduate Students
  3. Concerns of Small Departments - Justifying the Department's Existence
  4. Improving Education of Teachers - What can a Department Do?
  5. Faculty Recruiting - Graduate Institutions
Session IV: Looking Forward I
  • Looking into the Future - Michael Turner, University of Chicago
Session VI: Diversity Issues
  • NSF Advance Program: Does it Work? - Myron Campbell, University of Michigan
  • What is Different about HBCU's? - Steve McGuire, Southern University A&M
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