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Ethan Perellis
DeJana Parker
Physics!
Physics, the most basic of the sciences, has intellectual and useful
aspects. The intellectual component resides in our innate desire to
understand the physical characteristics of our universe. The
usefulness is evident everywhere in high-tech products and
computerized communications. Productive citizens in this
technological age have a liberal education which includes an
understanding of science. Many of the technological advances in
our modern society flow directly from physics laboratories, such
as, the many applications of lasers, or the possibility of high speed
levitated trains relying on high temperature superconductors.
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Problem solving
Analytical thinking
Creative thinking
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Astronomer
Educator
Engineer
Hydrologist
Laboratory Technician
Operations Analyst
Physiognomist
Seismologist
Stratigrapher
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The Department of
Physics has 20
members on
Linkedin
593 alumni of Wake
Forest are
connected through
physics
Me and Physics
After doing this report on physics majors, I have become less interested in
the idea of majoring in the subject. The career choices of a physics major do not
really excite. In addition, I do not really enjoy the subject matter in general.
However, I do think I have a similar skill set that is required to be a physics
major, but I will not major or minor in physics.
Job Title
Job Function
Amazon Conservation
Association
Researcher - Remote
sensing work
Research
Teacher
Teaching
BB&T
Leadership Development
Program
Banking
Law Student
Graduate Student
BIOLOGY
Biology is a natural science concerned
with the study of life and living
organisms.
Biology: Skills
Biology: Careers
Interest
More interested
Potential Career: University
Professor/Researcher
(Microbiology)
Ive changed my major 3 times
but always came back to
Biology so I guess its meant to
be!