National Task Force on Undergraduate Physics    

   

      The report on project SPIN-UP (Strategic Programs for Innovations in Undergraduate Physics) is now available. You may choose to download the complete report, or download the report in sections. The report is also available as a printed, bound booklet in limited quantities; to order a free copy, please contact membership@aapt.org.
   

   

      Complete report (PDF, 146 pgs.)    

   

      Report in Sections    

   

     
•         Table of Contents and Executive Summary (PDF, 4 pgs.)      
     
•         Report (PDF, 53 pgs.)      
     
•         Appendices (PDF, 85 pgs.)      
     
•         Case Studies (PDF, 68 pgs.)      
   

   

     
•         What is the purpose of the Task Force?      
     
•         Who is sponsoring the Task Force?      
     
•         Who is on the Task Force?      
     
•         What do we mean by revitalization?      
     
•         How has the environment for physics changed?      
     
•         Why focus on undergraduate physics?      
     
•         How soon should we expect to see results from the Task Force?      
     
•         What is needed, and how do we know what works?      
     
•         What does the Task Force plan to do?      
     
•         What specific projects will the Task Force undertake?      
     
•         What other activities might the Task Force consider?      
     
•         How can I contact the Task Force?      
     
•         Site visit case study reports      
     
•         Links to other information