The following six institutions are part of The PIPELINE Network three-year project.
Project PI: Randall Tagg
CU Denver is a public, graduate serving research university. CU Denver physics is a Bachelors only program.
Key PIPELINE Projects:
Applied Physics and Engineering Technical Competencies
Physics Student Innovators (*and Alumni)
Project PI: William Briscoe
The George Washington University is a private, graduate serving research university.
Key PIPELINE Projects:
Project PI: Bahram Roughani
Project Co-PIs: Randall Jones
Loyola University Maryland (LUM) is private, Liberal Arts and urban university in Baltimore. LUM physics is a Bachelors only program.
Key PIPELINE Projects:
Project PI: Linda Barton
Project Co-PIs: Michael Kotlarchyk, Anne Leak, Benjamin Zwickl
The Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT) is a private, graduate serving institution with a strong emphasis on STEM fields, experiential learning, and career education. RIT physics is a Bachelors only program with approximately 160 majors, that graduates 15-25 students per year.
Key PIPELINE Projects:
Project PI: Wouter Deconinck
Project Co-PIs: Graham Henshaw, Rosa Lukaszew
The College of William and Mary (W&M) is a public liberal arts university with graduate programs in select disciplines, such as physics and applied science. W&M graduates approximately 35 majors and 15 graduate students each year.
Key PIPELINE Projects:
Project PIs: Jason A. Deibel (WSU) and Douglas T. Petkie (WPI)
Wright State University (WSU) is a public research university located in Dayton, Ohio serving both undergraduate and graduate students. WSU Physics hosts BA, BS, and MS programs and supports multiple Interdisciplinary PhD programs.
Worcester Polytechnic Institute (WPI) is a private research university located in Worcester, Massachusetts. WPI offers more than 50 undergraduate and graduate degree programs in science, engineering, technology, business, the social sciences and the humanities and arts.
Key PIPELINE Projects: