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Student Clubs and Organizations

Physics & Astronomy
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Student Clubs and Organizations

The Department of Physics and Astronomy at the University of Delaware is home to a vibrant community of student clubs and organizations that play a vital role in enhancing the academic and professional experiences of its students. These clubs provide a platform for students to engage in a variety of activities, from research and professional development to social events and community outreach. By participating in these organizations, students can foster meaningful connections with their peers, develop valuable skills, and gain a deeper understanding of their field. 

YouTube Video: Society of Physics Students: youtube.com/watch?v=kDMg_D-3nmM

Society For Physics Students

The purpose of the society is to encourage others and ourselves in their pursuit of physics. Specifically to be involved in UG research, attend a conference, and one high school outreach event before you graduate. Developing effective physics demonstrations for high school tours is also a goal of this local chapter.

Learn more about the Society For Physics Students
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SPS National Office

In order to join you need to have an interest in physical science. Any interest will do! You should want to enjoy participating in a student organization and of course $20 for the National SPS Office. For that small fee, you get a year-long subscription to "Physics Today," a chance to hang with cool physics people like yourself and to eat free pizza at our meetings.

Visit SPS Website operated by American Institute of Physics for more info.​​

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