The physics department offers students many teaching laboratories, where classroom theories are put into practice through real-world experiments and simulations. From electricity and magnetism to optics and lasers, our labs feature cutting-edge equipment and facilities. Our commitment to hands-on learning ensures that students’ in-lab experiences will be enriching, helping to cement each learner's understanding of lecture topics.
Not only do students benefit academically from our teaching labs, but they also provide physics-department majors with employment opportunities. Upper-class undergraduate students, and all levels of graduate students, frequently work as lab teaching assistants, providing both wallet and résumé padding, as well as a deeper understanding of fundamental physics principles.
| Fisher Hall Physics Labs | Location | Contact |
|---|---|---|
| Optics Lab (Fall Term) | B003 | Kim Fook Lee |
| Electronics Lab (Spring Semester) | B003 | Brian Suits |
| Physics Teaching Lab | B024 | Wil Slough, Scott Rutterbush |
| PH1111/1161 Lab | B023 | Wil Slough, Scott Rutterbush |
| PH1100 Lab | B020 | Wil Slough, Scott Rutterbush |
| PH1200 Lab | 229 | Wil Slough, Scott Rutterbush |
| Enterprise Lab | ||
| Nanotech Innovations Enterprise | B006 | John Jaszczak |
Teaching Labs Fall 2012
See also your Canvas courses.