[phas-grad] Reminder: Friday Fall grad student meeting and GAT assignments

Kurtis Williams Kurtis.Williams at tamuc.edu
Thu Aug 24 17:54:33 CDT 2023


Good evening everyone,

Just a reminder that there is a meeting for both new and returning graduate students at 2pm tomorrow (Friday Aug 25).  We'll be covering some very important information regarding the program.

If you are unable to attend, you will need to make an appointment with your graduate advisor, Dr. Wood, to discuss what you missed.

See you tomorrow!
Kurtis

Dr. Kurtis A. Williams (he/him/his)

Assoc. Professor and Interim Department Head

Department of Physics and Astronomy<https://www.tamuc.edu/physics>


P: 903.886.5488


Texas A&M University-Commerce<https://www.tamuc.edu/>


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Hello everyone,

I hope you have had an enjoyable summer!  If you are new to Commerce, welcome!  And if you are returning, welcome back!

We will have a meeting for all physics graduate students on Friday at 2pm in room 103 of the Science Building; please come if at all possible.   We will be going over important information that will help you succeed as a graduate student.  Some light snacks and beverages will be provided.

Also, attached is the current version of GAT assignments for the fall semester - these are the lab sections, grading, and classes you will be responsible for this semester.  You will need to get in touch with your faculty supervisor(s) to discuss your duties.  It is possible that these assignments will change between now and the start of classes.

Please contact me if you have any questions.  Once again, welcome back!



Dr. Kurtis A. Williams (he/him/his)

Assoc. Professor and Interim Department Head

Department of Physics and Astronomy<https://www.tamuc.edu/physics>


P: 903.886.5488


Texas A&M University-Commerce<https://www.tamuc.edu/>



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