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Society of
Physics Students
Contents
What
is SPS?
SC Group Pictures
Members of SPS
What is SPS?
The Society of Physics Students, open to any person
interested in physics, promotes the professional development of students,
and the professional contributions that students make to the professional
community and to society.
The SPS fulfills this mission through seven roles it has within the physics
community.
- Encouraging undergraduate research experience as a teaching tool.
- Promoting science literacy and appreciation through physics outreach
programs to grades K-12 and the general public.
- Through SPS alumni and the members of Sigma Pi Sigma, the Society
maintains the only institutionalized structure the physics community has
for communicating with the "friends of physics" that exist throughout all
walks of life in society.
- The SPS provides an effective signpost for educating the student on
the many career options, in addition to traditional physics, that come
with a degree in physics.
- The active SPS chapter is an especially effective student recruitment
and retention tool for the physics department.
- The SPS is a gateway society to the other professional societies in
physics.
- The SPS provides training for leadership. Through SPS activities,
students' professional development, communication skills, leadership
qualities, and professional networking is enhanced in ways that cannot be
realized in course work alone.
There are nearly 6,000 SPS members in the United States, in nearly 700
chapters in colleges and universities. Membership dues are $20 per year.
The SPS also houses the physics honor society, Sigma Pi Sigma, which has
some 75,000 historical members.
The Society sponsors several publications and programs that are of service
to our members, and help our members and chapters be of service to physics
and society.
SC Group Pictures

SPS 1997-98 Top row, left to right. Damion Walker, Steven Graham,
Bart O'Brein, Kenisha Bell, Jennifer Crispin, Dr. George Gangwere, and Dr.
Bob Gallup. Bottom row, left to right. Karissa Wright, Kristen Martin, Jana
Wallace, Jason Speegle, and Burt Humburg.

SPS 1998-99 Top row, left to right. Steven Graham, Kristin Kraemer,
Jeremy Moyer, Bart O'Brein, Greg Bomhoff, and Dr. Bob Gallup. Bottom row,
left to right. Dr. George Gangwere, Jeff Rahm, and Jason Speegle.

SPS 1999 - 2000 Left to right. Dr. George Gangwere, Kristin
Kraemer, Steven Graham, Jeremy Moyer, Jeff Rahm, Greg Bomhoff, Melissa
Nichols, and Dr. Bob Gallup.

SPS 2000 - 2001 Left to right. Dr. George Gangwere, Matt Lann,
Kristin Kraemer, Melissa Nichols, Nathanael Wheatley, Greg Bomhoff, Warren
Bergquist, and Dr. Bob Gallup.

SPS 2001 - 2002 Top row, left to right. Dr. George Gangwere,
Matt Douglass, Kristin Kraemer, James Larson, and Dr. Bob Gallup. Bottom
row, left to right. Nathanael Wheatley and Warren Bergquist.

SPS 2002 - 2003 Top row, left to right. Dr.
George Gangwere, Moses Mungania, Shalah Allison, Emily Bauer, Natalie Terry,
Angela Pooler, Melissa Nichols, and Dr. Bob Gallup. Bottom row, left to
right. Ben Carden, William Henry, Collin Stucky, Nathanael Wheatley, and
Warren Bergquist.

SPS 2003 - 2004 Top row, left to right. Dr.
George Gangwere, Ben Carden, Evan Pollock, Carlos Nogami,
Moses Mungania, and Dr. Bob Gallup. Bottom row, left to right. Shalah
Allison, Natalie Terry, and Angela Pooler.

SPS 2004 - 2005 Top row, left to right. Dr.
George Gangwere, Natalie Terry, Ben Carden, Moses Mungania, Carlos
Nogami, and Dr. Bob Gallup. Bottom row, left to right.
Shalah Allison, Evan Pollock, and Keren Talamantes.

SPS 2005 - 2006
Left to right. Dr. George Gangwere, Josef
Felver, Alex Chen, Eric Web, Rachel Pollock, Alex Stong, and Dr. Bob Gallup.
Members of SPS - Past and Present
Faculty Advisors
Dr. Bob Gallup
Dr. George Gangwere
Charter Members of SPS at Southwestern College
Kenisha Bell
Jennifer Crispin
Steven Graham
Christopher Holt
Burt Humburg
Bart O'Brien
Jeff Rahm
Ginny Seaman
Jason Speegle
Damion Walker
Karissa Wright
Other Members
Kristin Kraemer
Melissa Nichols
Greg Bomhoff
Matt Douglass
Matt Perdue
Martha Campbell
Jeremy Moyer
Mandy Fritchey
Nathanael Wheatley
Warren Bergquist.

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