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Careers & Curricula

Innovative Strategies for Incorporating Career Success Tools into the Physics Curriculum

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March 10-11, 2001
Seattle, Washington

The Workshop Posters
  • University of Akron (pdf)
  • University of Arkansas (pdf)
  • Hofstra University (pdf)
  • University of Michigan (pdf)
  • Texas Tech (powerpoint)
  • Wayne University (pdf)
Overheads from Talks
  • Arthur Hebard, APS CPD (pdf)
  • Ed Esposito, Alcatel (pdf)
Photos
  • Art Hebard
  • Charles Coleman
  • Robert Brown and Alaina Levine
  • Diandra Leslie-Pelecky and Said Elhamri
  • Heather Galloway
  • Laurie McNeil
  • Joe Christensen and Robert Price
  • John Poate
  • Stephen Ducharme
  • Mahfuza Khatun
  • Devulapalli Rao
  • Laurie McNeil and Mahfuza Khatun
  • Harold Hastings
  • Robert Hilborn
  • Diandra Leslie Pelecky
  • Heather Galloway and Ben Yu Huang Ku
  • Said El Hamri
Ideas from Breakout Groups
  • Breakout Group Questions (pdf)
  • Group A's Notes (pdf)
  • Group A Discussion Summary (pdf) 
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