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Alex Dickison to serve as vice president of the executive Board of the
AAPT
Alex Dickison of Seminole Community College was recently elected
as Vice-President of the Executive Board of the American Association of
Physics Teachers. He will serve 4 years through the presidential
change. He is only the second two year college person to be elected
to the presidential chain in the 75 year history of AAPT.
New science building at Green River Community College to be named after
Marv Nelson.
The Board of Trustees and President of Green River Community College
has named the college's new science building in honor of
retired physics instructor Marv Nelson. Marv, who received the American
Association of Physics Teachers' national award for College Physics
Teacher of the year in 1999, taught at Green River for more than three
decades. He is the person most responsible for the excellent physics
program that students and visitors see today. See the full story
here...
Mary Beth Monroe has just completed 12 years of service on the
executive board of the AAPT.
She served as the two year college representative on the executive board
of the AAPT for six years and association secretary for another six
years. Mary Beth serviced on the board through times of change for AAPT
and has been instrumental building a strong AAPT. At the recent AAPT
meeting in Seattle the CPTYC recognized Mary Beth's contributions.
Back to CPTYC homepage.
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