From ERAU to OSU for Graduate School in Medical Physics

I am so incredibly ecstatic to announce that you are looking at the newest member of the joint Medical Physics program between Oregon State University and Oregon Health and Science University. Upon graduation in May, I will be moving to Portland, OR to start my graduate school career that ERAU has so greatly prepared me for!

It is not uncommon for students in physics to continue their education after earning their bachelors degree. My professors were a huge help in this process by giving me advice, writing me letters of recommendation, and telling me about their experiences in graduate school.

Embry-Riddle offers a select few Master’s degrees and PhD programs which can be explored here, http://prescott.erau.edu/degrees/index.html. I apologize for the short post, I just wanted to share my excitement!!

 

 

 

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About Chelsea

**Minor:** Physics **Hometown:** Albuquerque, NM **Internships/Co-ops:** Undergraduate Research in Fusion Improvement at University of New Mexico Cancer Center **Research:** Nuclear Spectroscopy, Senior Thesis **Activities:** Women's Soccer team, Society of Physics Students **Competitions and Awards/Honors:** Dean's List, CalPac Champs 2012, All-Conference 2013 **Favorite Class:** Optics/Optics Laboratory, it is a challenging course that allows the student to construct experiments in the way they want to. And you get to play with lasers. Pew pew. **Favorite thing to do in Prescott:** Anything outdoors with my friends. Prescott is filled with awesome trails, beautiful landscape and radical people. **In my free time, I…** hike, bike, trail runs, draw, slackline, craft, camp, read. I have a cat named Newton, he likes to go on road trips with me.​

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