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Physicists Honored at Southeastern Section Meeting
From left to right: Paul Cottle, Myron McCay, and Raymond Flannery. Three members of the Southeastern Section of the American Physical Society were presented awards for outstanding contributions to physics in the region at the annual meeting held October 31 – November 2, 2002, at Auburn University.
Professor Paul Cottle, Florida State University, received the George B. Pegram Award: “For his outstanding university teaching, and his untiring efforts and innovative programs to help K-12 science teachers.”
Professor Emeritus Myron McCay, University of Tennessee at Chattanooga received the Francis G. Slack Award: “For his contributions to the Southeastern Section of the American Physical Society, and physics education in the South.”
Professor Raymond Flannery, Georgia Institute of Technology, received the Jesse W. Beams Award: “For his pioneering, seminal, influential and enduring contributions to Atomic and Molecular Collision Physics.”
