Meeting Schedule 

Fall 2019 Wisconsin Association of Physics Teachers

Chula Vista Resort & Water Park, Wisconsin Dells

Friday, November 8th, 2019
5 pm:  Registration/Check-In
5 – 6 pm:  Social time
6 – 7 pm:  Dinner
7 – 8 pm:  Presentation/Talk

Saturday, November 9th

8:30-10:10	Talks Session I
08:30	Matt Evans & Erik Hendrickson	Welcome and What do College instructors want incoming students to know?
08:50	Ken Menningen	Comparison of face-to-face and online outcomes for Physics 100
09:10	Suruj Seunarine	Evolution of geomagnetic cutoffs at the South Pole and neutron monitor rates
09:30	Swapnil Tripathi	Gravitational Wave Data Analysis
09:50	Turner Howard	A Shop Experience for Physics Majors in the Digital Age.
9:00-10:00	Workshop
	Dr. Mick Veum and Gary Baier	The Language of Physics
10:10-10:40	Posters
	Christina Othon	An Inquiry Based Biophysics Course for Non-majors
	Rachael Anderman Lancor and Brian Lancor	Solar Cookers in the Physics Classroom
10:40-12:10	Talk Session II
10:40	Brad Hinaus	Frictionless Collisions for the Masses
11:00	Jim Madsen	Neu News from the IceCube Neutrino Observatory
11:20	Nenad Stojilovic	Undergraduate students’ common misconceptions about symmetry and why they often fail to recognize it
11:30	Lowell McCann	10 Years of ALPhA’s Laboratory Immersions
11:40	Melissa Vigil	Using Ethology and Molecular Biology to Develop Problems for Use in Introductory Physics for the Life Sciences
12:00	Amy Root	Highlighter Grading Strategy
Lunch 12:10-1:30
1:30-3:30	Talk Session III
01:30	Alan Scott	Cosplay as Education Outreach – A Year as Neil Armstrong
01:50	Mark Lattery	Next Generation Modeling Courses for Teachers
02:10	Daniel Sinkovits	Cross Diagram for Solving Kinematic Problems
02:30	Matthew Vonk	Using Interactive Video to Teach Physics
02:40	Jim Mallmann	Surprising Ways to Make Introductory Physics Problems Much More Difficult
03:00	Jennifer Docktor	Get the Facts Out about STEM Teaching
03:10	Steven Sahyun	3D Printed Electric Charge Potentials
03:20	Paul Erdman	Planet Flatness