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Home   |   Publications   |   APS News   |   May 2009 (Volume 18, Number 5)   |   Boola Boola

Boola Boola


APS NYC fellows
Photo by Darlene Logan /APS

On March 31, about 90 Fellows from around the New York City region convened at the Yale Club in Manhattan for a reception sponsored by APS. Besides the refreshments, they enjoyed presentations by APS President Cherry Murray, Executive Officer Judy Franz, Director of Public Affairs Michael Lubell, and Director of Education Ted Hodapp. In this photo, Fellows (l to r) Patricia Cladis of Advanced Liquid Crystal Tech, David Bishop of LGS, and Ronald Pindak of Brookhaven share a few moments before the program begins.

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