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Committee Member Directory

Richard E. Flarend, Committee Chair (2010)
    Penn State University - Altoona
    3000 Ivyside Park
    Altoona, PA United States 16601
    Phone: (814) 949-5744; Fax: (814) 949-5011
    ref7@psu.edu

James Erik Hendrickson, (2011)
    University of Wisconsin - Eau Claire
    Dept of Physics and Astronomy
    105 Garfield Ave
    Eau Claire, WI United States 54702-4004
    Phone: (715) 836-5834; Fax: (715) 836-3955
    hendrije@uwec.edu

Art Hobson, (2011)
    University of Arkansas
    Dept of Physics
    Fayetteville, AR United States 72701
    Phone: (479) 575-5918; Fax: (479) 575-4580
    ahobson@uark.edu

Olga Livanis, (2012)
    New Explorations Into Science, Technology, and Math (NEST-m)
    111 Columbia Street
    New York, NY United States 10002
    Phone: (212) 677-5190; Fax: (212) 587-3874
    olivani@schools.nyc.gov

Bob E. Powell, (2011)
    University of West Georgia
    Dept of Physics
    1601 Maple St
    Carrollton, GA United States 30118
    Phone: (678) 839-4095; Fax: (678) 639-4088
    bpowell@westga.edu

John L. Roeder, (2011)
    Calhoun School
    433 West End Ave
    New York, NY United States 10024-5799
    Phone: (212) 497-6500; Fax: (212) 877-2450
    jlroeder@aol.com

Steven Shropshire, (2012)
    Idaho State University
    Dept of Physics Box 8106
    635 E Dunn
    Pocatello, ID United States 83209
    Phone: (208) 282-2212; Fax: (208) 282-4649
    shropshi@athena.physics.isu.edu

Paul Williams, (2012)
    Austin Community College
    4614 Depew Ave
    Austin, TX United States 78751
    Phone: (512) 223-4824; Fax: (512) 223-4641
    pwill@austincc.edu

Warren W. Hein, Ex Officio (2010)
    American Association of Physics Teachers
    Office of the Executive Officer
    One Physics Ellipse
    College Park, MD United States 20740-3845
    Phone: (301) 209-3311; Fax: (301) 209-0845
    whein@aapt.org

 

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