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MC students inducted into honor societies | News, Sports, Jobs

Four students were inducted into the oldest and only academic honor society for physics and astronomy, Sigma Pi Sigma. Colin Walters ‘25 (Hilliard, Ohio), A

Sigma Pi Sigma 2024 | Marietta College - Vimarsana News

Sigma Pi Sigma 2024 | Marietta College

Four outstanding students were inducted into the oldest and only academic honor society for physics and astronomy, Sigma Pi Sigma.Colin Walters ’25 (Hilliard, Ohio), Aditya Shah ’25 (Birgunj, Nepal), Nick Haught ’24 (Marietta, Ohio), and Madeline Aszalos ’25 (Sharon, Pennsylvania) were invited to join the honorary on the basis of their Physics courses, their GPAs in those courses, and their overall GPA, said Rickey Professor Dr. Dennis Kuhl.

Students Complete Inaugural ASCENT Intel Fellowships - Vimarsana News

Students Complete Inaugural ASCENT Intel Fellowships

Kaitlyn Stewart ’26 wasn’t expecting the opportunity to have a professional internship the summer after her freshman year.Thanks to Marietta College’s recent partnership with Intel Corporation’s Appalachian Semiconductor Education and Technical (ASCENT) program, the Physics major was among five Marietta College students to receive a summer fellowship to pursue original research that encourages workforce development in the semiconductor industry.

Marietta College - Physics Internship Presentations - Vimarsana News

Marietta College - Physics Internship Presentations

Three Marietta College students will be making presentations about their summer internship experiences at 12:00 p.m., Friday, October 7th, in Selby 150. The students making presentations are Lily Daneshmand ’22, Kyle Jacobs ’23, and Nick Haught ’25.