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Home   |   Publications   |   APS News   |   November 2011 (Volume 20, Number 10)   |   Philly Fellow-fest

Philly Fellow-fest

Philadelphia Fellows reception

Photo by Darlene Logan 

On September 15, APS hosted a reception in Philadelphia for APS Fellows from the area. In addition to conversation and refreshments, the Fellows who attended heard from APS past President Curtis Callan of Princeton, and from Executive Officer Kate Kirby, Treasurer/Publisher Joe Serene, and Editor in Chief Gene Sprouse. They were also brought up to date on political issues by APS Director of Public Affairs Michael Lubell. In the photo are (l to r) APS Fellows Marsha Lester of the University of Pennsylvania, Elizabeth McCormack of Bryn Mawr, and guest Jeff Bush.

 

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