Welcome to the SPS Homepage at BYU!
Good news: Anyone with a physics interest is an automatic member of the BYU chapter and is invited to our monthly activities!
Members of Sigma Pi Sigma include the illustrious Carl F. Eyring, along with Harvey Fletcher & many of the physics & astronomy professors here at BYU, and parents of some of the physics student body. To see a comprehensive list,<click here>!
Contact your BYU SPS Representatives:
SPS Representative's Contact Information
Pages highlighting you, the BYU Physics Student:
Sigma Pi Sigma New Members 2004
Teachers: To find out more about SPS, its goals, and how it can help your school, go to the SPS Outreach Page.
Students: To find out more about the national SPS, its advantages, and how awesome it would be to join the national chapter, go to the SPS Info Page.
NOTE: National SPS membership benefits include the gateway to becoming a member of the Physics Honors Society, ΣΠΣ. (Check out our member list of BYU-affiliated ΣΠΣ members.)
"Within the SPS, Sigma Pi Sigma, a nationally
recognized scholastic honor society, elects members on the basis of outstanding
academic achievement. This two-in-one Society operates within the American
Institute of Physics (AIP)."
Other SPS Benefits:
 | Physics Today subscription |
| membership to field association of your choice: APS, AAS, etc. |
| fellowship applications |
| scholarship applications |
| check out the SPS link or the poster in N212 for more info... |
Other Links of Interest:
Summer Research Opportunities
AAPT Poster Abstract Contest Deadline: December 21
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Phun Stuff: Questions,
comments, suggestions? A desire to contact the SPS officers? This page was last updated December 7, 2004
Accessed since October 16, 2002
