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Name:
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Richard G. Hills |
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Department/Program:
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Physics
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Status:
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Adjunct |
Education
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Your highest degree earned, its concentration/emphasis,
institution, year earned:
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Degree
Concentration/emphasis
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Ph.D. Physics/Solid State
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Institution
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University of Utah
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Year
Earned
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1965 |
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Certifications/licenses you currently hold:
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Teaching Experience
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How
many years you have been teaching at Weber State
University:
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38 years
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Your
total years of teaching (including those at Weber State
University):
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38 years
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From 1997–2003, what are
examples of your most significant teaching developments,
innovations, etc.
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Ongoing development of in-class activities in astronomy in
the form of collaborative quizzes. |
Research, Scholarship, Creative Activities
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From 1997–2003, what are examples of your most significant
research, scholarship, or creative activities?
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Ongoing development of laboratory experiments involving
measuring magnetic fields, specific heat of lead, and the
ideal gas law. |
Public
Service
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From
1997-2003, what are examples of your most significant
professionally related service to the community
(member/officer in professional organizations, consultant,
presentations/speeches, etc)
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Worked with middle school teachers with Project Astro
developed by the Clark Foundation. |
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