The Carleton Physics Society would like to welcome new students, and welcome back those who are returning from summer break.
We are planning lots of fun events for the upcoming year, including the annual students vs. faculty soccer game, movie nights, and coffee talks. We are also trying to organize joint events with the Univeristy of Ottawa Physics Society, and are looking into recreating the Herzberg Formal.
Become a member of the Physics Society! To get your membership send an email to (cuphyssoc@gmail.com), stop by the Phys Soc Office (2221 HP), or come out to one of our upcoming events. Membership fees are $10 for students, and $20 for faculty.
The annual students vs. faculty soccer game will be held prior to the Department of Physics' Welcome BBQ. The 24th of September has been chosen as a tentative date.
A full calendar of events for the term will be distributed shortly.
If you have any questions, comments, concerns, or ideas for events you would like us to hold feel free to stop by the Phys Soc office (2221 HP) or send us an email (cuphyssoc@gmail.com).
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- Carleton U Physics Society
- This society is designed as a social network and education tool for physics undergrads, graduates, faculty, and physics enthusiasts in general. For a 10$ membership fee you will get an official CUPS membership card, discounts on CUPS merch like coffee mugs and shirts, and access to our mailing list that will be keep you up-to-date on all events. For more information contact us at the following information.
Contact Information
- email: cuphyssoc@gmail.com
- phone: (613) 520 2600 x 7534
- lounge: HP 2221
Executive
- Alan Manning: Co-President
- Martin Martinov: Co-President
- David Flint: Vice President
- Miriam Diamond: Treasurer
- Keenan Lyon: Secretary
Upcoming Events
- Movie Night, Sept. 18, 7pm, Ravens' Roost, The Matrix, A Beautiful Mind, or Dr. Strangelove
- 1st Year Help, Sept. 24, 1 - 2:30pm, HP 2445
- Coffee Talk, Sept. 25, 7pm, HP 2445, Dr. David Asner on ATLAS
- Canadian Undergraduate Physics Conference, Oct. 16 - 20, U of T
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“I think physicists are the Peter Pans of the human race. They never grow up and they keep their curiosity." - Isidor Isaac Rabi
1 comment:
I would be coming to Carleton as an Exchange student during the summers. Hoping to enjoy my time there. I am a college sophomore with a dual major in Physics and Mathematics @ University of California, Santa Barbara. By the way, i came across these excellent physics flash cards. Its also a great initiative by the FunnelBrain team. Amazing!!!
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