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Home   |   Publications   |   APS News   |   April 2012 (Volume 21, Number 4)   |   Careers Committee Convenes in College Park

Careers Committee Convenes in College Park

Careers Committee Meets in College Park
Photo by Michael Lucibella/APS

The APS Committee on Careers and Professional Development has the broad responsibility of coordinating affairs within the Society concerned with career and professional development in physics, and advising the Society on courses of action. The committee held its most recent meeting on March 16 at APS headquarters in College Park, MD. Shown in the photo are (l to r): Alice White, Sufi Zafar, Mark Holtz, Richard Berger, Committee Chair Gregory P. Meisner, Arnold Kritz (partially obscured), Committee Administrator Crystal Bailey, and APS Director of Education and Diversity Ted Hodapp.

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