5/2006 Congratulations to physics majors in the class of 2006!

• Caville Stanbury ('06) will enter the environmental engineering graduate program in the Fall of 2006 at Johns Hopkins University
• Julia Stanley ('06) will enter the Medical Physics graduate program at Duke University in the Fall 0f 2006
• Jenariel Kotonias ('06) will be a physics and math teacher at Rockbridge County High School in Lexington, VA
• Congratulations to physics major Emily Clifton ('08) on being awarded the VFIC Undergraduate Science Summer Research Program Award, she will be doing research with Prof. Yochum

4/2006 Physics and Engineering Departmental banquet held April 6, 2006 - photos coming soon

4/2006 Recent press on Engineering@SBC, articles in Richmond Times-Dispatch and Lynchburg News and Advance on our first class of engineering students, Richmond story, Lynchburg story, Lynchburg story on boat race

5/2005 Congratulations to Mariana Lazarova ('05), she has won the inaugural George H. Lenz Excellence in Physics Award. She is off to pursue a Ph.D. in Astronomy from the University of California - Riverside, we'll miss you! - more info and photos

3/2005 Engineering and Physics students/faculty crush (we'll say so anyway until the scores get compiled...) the chemistry students and faculty in bowling! - picture

1/2005 For Prospective Students: Information on the NSF SBC CSEMS (Computer Science, Engineering, Mathematics, and Math-Physics) Scholarship Program - more info

1/2005 Briar College is now the second women's college nationally to offer a four year, on-campus degree in engineering. Funded by over $900,000 from the National Science Foundation -more info

Congratulations to Dr. Yochum on being awarded tenure and promotion to Associate Professor

1/2005 Sweet Briar College is now the second women's college nationally to offer a four year, on-campus degree in engineering. Funded by over $900,000 from the National Science Foundation -more info