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Dr. John A.
Jaszczak
Professor of Physics
Director and Jack and Phyllis Seaman Endowed Curator of the A. E. Seaman Mineral Museum
Ph.D.
Physics, Ohio State University, 1989
M.S.
Physics, Ohio State University, 1985
B.S.
Physics. Case Western Reserve University, 1983
Theoretical condensed matter physics.
Modeling and simulation of properties of interfaces and
interface materials.
Dr. Jaszczak is also the adjunct curator of the A. E. Seaman Mineral Museum at
Michigan Tech, and holds adjunct professor appointments in Michigan Tech's
Department of Cognitive and Learning Sciences and Department of Materials
Science and Engineering. He is also the Associate Director for Education and
Outreach for MTU's Multi-Scale
Technologies Institute. He has served as Associate Dean for Undergraduate
Education in the College of Sciences and Arts since the fall semester of 2013.
Office:
Fisher 102
Phone:
(906) 487-2255
Fax:
(906) 487-2933
Email:
nospam@mtu.edu (substitute "jaszczak" for
"nospam")
Instruction
Fall 2014
- PH2200
University Physics II – Electricity & Magnetism
Summer 2014
- PH2200
University Physics II – Electricity & Magnetism
Fall 2013
- PH2260
Honors Physics III
Summer 2013
- PH2100
University Physics I - Mechanics
Spring 2013
- PH1361
Honors Physics II
- ENT
Nanotechnology Enterprise
Fall 2012
- PH2260
Honors Physics III
- ENT
Nanotechnology Enterprise
Summer 2012
- PH2100
University Physics I - Mechanics
Spring 2012
- PH3111
Theoretical Mechanics II
- ENT
Nanotechnology Enterprise
Fall 2011
- PH3110
Theoretical Mechanics I
- ENT
Nanotechnology Enterprise
Summer 2011
- PH2100
University Physics I - Mechanics
Spring 2011
- PH3111
Theoretical Mechanics II
- ENT
Nanotechnology Enterprise
Fall 2010
- PH3110
Theoretical Mechanics I
- ENT Nanotechnology Enterprise
Summer 2010
- PH2100
University Physics I - Mechanics
Spring 2010
- PH3111
Theoretical Mechanics II
- ENT Nanotechnology Enterprise
Fall 2009
- PH3110
Theoretical Mechanics I
- ENT Nanotechnology Enterprise
Summer 2009
- PH2100
University Physics I - Mechanics
- ENT Nanotechnology Enterprise
Spring 2009
- PH2100
University Physics I – Mechanics, sections 0A and 0B
- UN2600 Fundamentals of
Nanoscale Science and Technology (with M. Bennett)
- PH4999 Special Topics in
Nanotechnology
- ENT Nanotechnology Enterprise
Fall 2008
- PH2010
Sophomore Seminar
- ENT Nanotechnology Enterprise
Summer 2008
- PH2100 University
Physics I - Mechanics
- ENT Nanotechnology Enterprise
Spring 2008
- PH2100 University
Physics I - Mechanics
- UN2600 Fundamentals of
Nanoscale Science and Technology (with M. Bennett)
- ENT Nanotechnology Enterprise
Fall 2007
"I
would like to add something that's not essential to science, but something I
kind of believe, which is that you should not fool the laymen when you're
talking as a scientist.... I'm talking about a specific, extra type of
integrity that is not lying, but bending over backwards to show how you're
maybe wrong, [an integrity] that you ought to have when acting as a scientist.
And this is our responsibility as scientists, certainly to other scientists,
and I think to laymen. - Richard Feynman
"
We are no
longer dealing with pebbles of pretty shapes and tints,
but with objects modeled by a Divine hand; and every additional fact
becomes to the mind a new revelation of His wisdom."
- James Dwight Dana (1854) Manual of Mineralogy. Durrie &
Peck, New Haven.
Other
Links:
Perspectives Class: Suggested I.D. readings.
My Church: Evangel Baptist Church
