Governor's School for Computational Physics

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NZk2-WY2CCQ

APSU TBR V3

APSU has two Goldwater Fellows for the second straight year, one from physics (Chris Hayes), the other from Mathematics (Kristen Knight).

MIT had one winner, Georgia Tech had one winner, Vanderbilt none, and Tennessee Tech none.

Samuel Cupp received honorable mention.

http://www.newschannel5.com/story/20439565/austin-peay-leads-state-in-retention-graduation

Austin Peay Leads State In Retention, Graduation Austin Peay State University is leading Tennessee's four-year institutions in increasing student retention and graduation rates.

Is the Gov's School for Computational Class for the summer of 2012 interested in having a reunion in November? If so, get with your classmates to pick a Saturday to do this.

Won Taek, your not invited.

Those of you in the Summer of 2012 class, if you would like to have a reunion in the Fall, please work with your classmates to determine a time for the reunion. Dr. King, Ms. Bagwell and I will then take care of the arrangements.

One more day of class, then the closing ceremony and the fifth Governor's School for Computational Physics will be over.

http://www.apsu.edu/governors-school/summer2012

Austin Peay State University : Class of Summer 2012 The Austin Peay State University's Governor's School for Computational Physics is a summer program for academically talented high school students. The School is an intensive five-week residential program where students learn basic programming skills in Fortran, numerical differentiation and integra...

Governor Haslam has proposed cutting the Governor's School program in TN. If you felt you had a good experience at the Governor's School for Computational Physics, please contact your local State Representative or encourage your parents to do so.

http://wpln.org/?p=23652

Nearly $70 Million in School Programs Slated to End These are not just little after school pilot projects. The programs slated to lose funding include the summer Governor's Schools and the Coordinated School Health initiative*. Money would go away for paying teachers to stay late with struggling students and for hiring school resource officers.

President Hall added the 2010 Governor's School for computational Physics to his blog - http://president.apsublogs.com/2010/07/13/governors-school-continues-to-excel/

President Tim Hall » Blog Archive » Governor’s School Continues to Excel The month of June saw Austin Peay host its third Governor’s School for Computational Physics, which attracted 38 of Tennessee’s brightest high school sophmores and juniors to our campus. This year, each student received a mini-notebook computer, which allowed the participants in the program to have ...

If you haven't already done so, please join the Governor's School for Computational Physics group as well as this fan page. The group page lists the information about upcoming events.

Please join the Governor's School for Computational Physics Group. Look for upcoming information on new events.