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Department of Physics

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Getting Help

There are many sources of help available to you as an undergraduate. Of course, one of your first sources of help should be your class deans who have a comprehensive advising system set-up.

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Director of Undergraduate Studies:

Professor Jeremy Dodd

  • Office: 924 Pupin Hall
  • Email: [email protected]
  • DUS Office Hours every Tue. and Wed. from 11 am -12 pm, in 924 Pupin

"Undergrad Ceaser Stringfield assembling detector modules for the GAPS dark matter search experiment."
"Undergrad Ceaser Stringfield assembling detector modules for the GAPS dark matter search experiment."
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Department of Physics538 West 120th Street, 704 Pupin Hall MC 5255 · New York, NY 10027

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