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Dr. Wendy MacDougald - a Physics Alumna with a Passion for Learning and Doing

Wendy McDougald

Dr. Wendy McDougald is a Physics Alumna who went on to complete a Master of Science in Physics from UW, a Master of Science and a Doctorate from Edinburgh and is currently leading her own research lab all while working, raising a family and traveling. And she is not done.
Jul 16, 2021

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ECE/PHYS Seminar: AI Methods for Choreography

Dr. Mariel Pettee and friend in suits with sensors, Announcing ECE/PHYS Seminar at Seattle University

Speaker, Dr. Mariel Pettee from Yale University will speak about her work in AI for Choreography (and Particle Physics) on May 14th from 3:30-4:30pm via Zoom.
Apr 26, 2021

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New Department Chair for Physics

Andy Kim will be the new Physics Department Chair.
Aug 3, 2020

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Dr. Kim Promoted to Professor

Andy Kim

Congratulations to Woo-Joong “Andy” Kim, Ph.D. who has been promoted to the rank of professor. Dr. Kim’s promotion will take effect in the next academic year. We are looking forward to his contribution and growth in the Physics department in the years to come.
May 22, 2020

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Dr. Michael Morgan Awarded Professor Emeritus Status

Congratulation to Dr. Michael Morgan who has been granted emeritus status beginning June 2020 when he retires from teaching in the Physics Department. Many thanks to Dr. Morgan for the countless hours he has spent working with students on demanding Physics topics in his 36 years of teaching from 1984 to 2020
May 20, 2020

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Congratulations to Camille Zaug for winning the College of Science and Engineering John Ju Award!

Congratulations to senior Camille Zaug for being named the 2020 recipient of the College of Science and Engineering John S. Ju Award. In 1990, the College of Science and Engineering established an award in memory of John S. Ju, who received his chemistry degree from Seattle University in 1987. The College of Science and Engineering awards the John Ju award to the graduating senior in science or mathematics "who exudes the same profound joy and wonder at new ideas and curiosity to pursue the unknown, exhibited by John S. Ju".
May 6, 2020

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