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Meetings will typically run for an hour and will usually have various presentations from our members on a wide variety of topics related to physics. Aside from weekly presentations, there will be game nights, physics demos, professor talks, and if we're lucky, t-shirts and a trip at some point during the semester. All are welcome, regardless of major, and attendance is not required every week
Join the majors discord. Many resources on there are very helpful to physics and astronomy majors.
Follow the club's instagram @arizonaphysicsclub
Sign-up form for presentations here.
The Physicists for Inclusion and Equity (PIE) is an active graduate student-run group that aims to promote the inclusion of women in science and to raise awareness of gender biases in physics. All students, scientists, and faculty are welcome to join and attend meetings and events. We organize events ranging from professional development events such as hosting invited speakers from academia and industry, social activities such as BBQs and lunch discussions, and physics outreach such as helping with elementary school science fairs. For more information about the group and upcoming events please visit https://www.azwip.com/
Physicists for Inclusion and Equity (formerly known as Women in Physics) is hosting a biweekly journal club! These meetings are meant to be a relaxed environment to share are learn about different research areas. In each meeting, graduate students will share a few papers in different fields within physics. Undergraduates also have the opportunity to share and explain papers. This will be a great opportunity to learn about different disciplines of physics and research papers in general. The meeting on the 30th will focus on astronomy and astrophysics!
Consultation hours are available for undergraduate students who would like help in problem-solving or understanding physics concepts for their courses. TAs are available Monday through Friday 9:00 am - 5:00 pm in PAS 372. The schedule can be found on the door for your convenience. If you need more assistance, please see the list of paid tutors below. They will be able to provide you with one-on-one assistance.