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The latest version of CLAS notes is available for download in the newsletters section.

Current Students

Starting Points

• Campus Portal
• BlackBoard
• Department newsletter archive

Class Information

• Textbook information for Introductory Physics
• Lab manual for Introductory Physics
• Lab manual for Modern Physics

Registration Information

• Physics Advising: Planning Your Academic Path (PDF)
• Subject Matter Topics for Introductory Physics
• Schedule of courses

Research Opportunities

• Summer Research Opportunities (PDF)
• Summer Research: More Info and Links
• CUR Registry of Undergraduate Researchers
• During the semester, qualified students can participate in research through our Physics Research or Astronomy Research courses; contact Dr. Dave Klassen to set up an appointment for more information (should be done in the semester before you intend to take the course)

Graduate School

• Should I Go To Graduate School? (PDF)
• Graduate Fellowships
• Institute for Broadening Participation's Graduate Student Portal—a page of links to resources for grad students including research fellowships, K–12 education fellowships, and other funding sources

Teaching

• Teacher Certification Information (PDF)
• Top Ten Things You Need to Know About New Jersey's Alternate Route Program (PDF)—A piece written by a Rowan alum who earned a B.S. in Physical Science: Physics in 2009, graduating Magna Cum Laude
• NJ DoE Licensure & Credentials—Be sure to look through the links under the Requirements list
• NJ DoE Administrative Code—The "real" rules, in all their legalese glory along with links to proposed changes
• Rowan CoE B.A. in Education-Subject Matter (K–12)—Note that non-education degree requirements may not be up-to-date so be sure to see your Physics Department advisor!
• Rowan CoE M.S.T. in Subject Matter Eduction—If you are considering this, be sure to check the prerequisites early as many of them are not part of the Physics or Physical Science degree programs!

Other Links for students