Tarleton State University students and with scientists at the TAMU-Princeton Quantum Conference. Back row, from left: Zane Bishop; Dr. David Depatie (TAMU); TAMU graduate student; SY Cheng (California Berkeley); Nobel Prize winner Dr. David Lee (TAMU); Dr. Gershon Kurizki (Weizmann Institute of Science); Nobel Prize winner Dr. Dudley Herschbach (Harvard/TAMU); Dr. Marlan Scully (TAMU/Princeton); Britt Bell; Brett Hokr; and Charles Ballmann. Front row: Dr. Bryant Wyatt (head of Department of Mathematics, TSU); Travis Salzillo; Justin Highland; Jordan Hernandez; Jake Rhoades; James Boshart; Dr. Daniel Marble (head of Department of Engineering and Physics, TSU).
Tarleton State University undergraduate physics and engineering physics majors Zaniel Bishop, Jordan Hernandez, Jake Rhodes, Britt Bell, Travis Sazillo, James Boshart, Justin Highland and Brett Hokr, along with former Tarleton and current Texas A&M physics major Charles Ballmann, recently attended the 2011 TAMU-Princeton Quantum Conference at the Snow King Resort in Jackson, Wyo.
Students and faculty from around the world discussed developments in genetics, bioengineering, lasers, quantum optics, quantum computing, electronics and other applications of quantum physics.
McMurry University news
McMurry University professor Dr. Philip LeMasters recently published an essay in a Romanian theological journal, “Revista Teologica.” The essay was titled “A Dynamic Praxis of Peace: Orthodox Social Ethics and Just Peacemaking.”
Dr. Patricia Lapoint, professor of management at McMurry University, in partnership with Dr. Carrol Haggard, associate professor of communication studies at Fort Hays State, recently published “Diggins/Reinholdt Plastics, Inc.: A Study in Resistance to Change in the Aftermath of a Merger.” The case has been included as a chapter in the new book “Cases and Exercises in Organizational Development and Change.”
Dr. Perry K. Haley Brown has been elected state president of the Education Deans of Independent Colleges and Universities of Texas (EDICUT) for 2011-2012. Brown has a bachelor of science degree and a master’s degree from Sul Ross State. She received her doctorate in Early Childhood Education and Multidisciplinary Studies from Arizona State. Brown is the dean of the School of Education at McMurry.
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