CHEMISTRY & PHYSICS DEPARTMENT HAPPENINGS
Spring 2008 Club Meetings and Activities
- January 25 10:00 a.m. HSB - 4th floor SAACS Meeting
- February 4 SPS Meeting
- February 18 SPS Meeting
- February 20 Journal Club meeting*
- February 22 10:00 a.m. HSB - 4th floor SAACS Meeting
- March 3 SPS Meeting
- March 7 10:00 HSB 410 Beta Chi meeting
- March 17 SPS Meeting
- April 4 10:00 HSB 410 Beta Chi meeting
- April 7 SPS Meeting
- April 16 Journal Club meeting*
- April 21 SPS Meeting
- April 25 10:00 a.m. HSB - 4th floor SAACS Meeting
*Journal Club is sponsored by Beta Chi but is open to all Science majors. Students choose an article from primary literature to discuss with the group over coffee and snacks. Please contact Dr. Rigsby for more information.

Brain Awareness Week
March 13-19, 2008
sponsored by the School of Sciences
http://www.sfn.org/baw/
March 10 10:00 HSB408 The Addicted Brain - Dr. Peter R. Martin will be discussing structural and functional changes that occur with addictive behavior
March 12 10:00 HSB306 The Structure of the Brain - Dr. Lori McGrew and Dr. Nick Ragsdale will be leading a discussion and demonstration of the structure of the brain
March 14 10:00 HSB207 You, The Brain, and Learning - Dr. Ford Ebner will be discussing changes that occur in the brain when we learn
March 17 10:00 HSB207 Epilepsy - Dr. Gregory Mathews will be discussing the pathophysiology of epileptic seizures as well as current treatment strategies
CSI Week March 10-14, 2008


The Student Advisory Council of the School of Sciences hosted a Cook-Out to introduce their various clubs and organizations -- November 8, 2007
Dr. Steve Robinson, Dr. Jason Weibel and Dr. Christian Thomas enjoyed the cookout with the students
The Belmont University Physics Department hosted students from Cheatham County High School for a one-day event on October 16, 2007. The high school students participated in experiments with the help of Belmont University physics students and faculty members.


National Chemistry Week
October 22-26, 2007
Explorations in Chemistry - 2007 High School Forensic Science Day at Belmont



