2000-2001

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 Wow, what a year! We had two Graduates!

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Cyndi Dye, Physics

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Cyndi currently lives with her husband, David Dye (minor in 2000) in Indiana.

Jeremy Perkins, Math and Physics

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Jeremy is currently attending Physics graduate school at Washington University, St. Louis

 

Third Annual Department Movie party! Tuesday 24 October 2000

We had a great turnout for Star Wars Episode 1!

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Students and professors, and significant others, joined for a relaxing evening of free-food and a great movie. Hey who is that blond girl at the back in the first picture? Boy are the majors getting younger and younger . . . 

Jeremy Perkins and Dr. Tompkins Visit Vanderbilt University on our Second Annual Graduate School Day! 

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Picture Guide:

Dr. Bill Gabella explains the electron gun at the Free-Electron Laser Center Dr. Tompkins and Jeremy in the radiation vault. The table Dr. Tompkins is leaning on is named after him. I wonder why it is empty?
Dr. Bill Gabella Explains the workings of the Free-Electron Laser Wiggler. Dr. Charles Brau and Dr. Tompkins in front of Dr. Brau's "exciting "Needle Cathode" experiment. They are on their way to deveolping a table-top FEL! Wow!

Thanks to Vandy for a great day!! Check out their Free-Electron Laser, the ultimate in awesome!

Summer of 200 Jeremy Perkins experiences an REU (Research Experience for Undergraduates) at University of Alabama, Birmingham. Jeremy takes first place in the final project presentations! Score!

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