Gettysburg College
Physics Department
 Faculty  

"We find them smaller and fainter, in constantly increasing numbers, and we know that we are reaching into space, farther and farther, until, with the faintest nebulae that can be detected with the greatest telescopes, we arrive at the frontier of the known universe." -Edwin Hubble

Kurt Andresen
Assistant Professor
337-6056
Box 405
Masters Hall 203
Email: kandrese@gettysburg.edu

Ian R. Clarke
 Hatter Planetarium Manager
337-6050
Box 405
Masters Hall 111
Email: iclarke@gettysburg.edu

P. Richard Cooper
Laboratory Instructor/Project CLEA Coordinator
337-6019
Box 405
Masters Hall 205
Email: dcooper@gettysburg.edu

Bret E. Crawford
Associate Professor
337-6054
Box 405
Masters Hall 105
Email: bcrawfor@gettysburg.edu
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Timothy N. Good, Department Chair
Associate Professor
337-6023
Box 405
Masters Hall 103
Email: goodt@gettysburg.edu
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Laurence A. Marschall
W. K. T. Sahm Professor of Physics
337-6026
Box 405
Masters Hall 207
Email: marschal@gettysburg.edu
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Jacquelynne B. Milingo
Assistant Professor
337-6026
Box 405
Masters 209
Email: jmilingo@gettysburg.edu
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Peter J. Pella
Professor
337-6025
Box 405
Masters Hall 107
Email: pellap@gettysburg.edu
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Sharon L. Stephenson
Associate Professor
337-6023
Box 405
Masters Hall 205
Email:  sstephen@gettysburg.edu
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Michael Strickland
Assistant Professor
337-6022
Box 405
Masters Hall 202
Email: mstrickl@gettysburg.edu
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"In the history of scientific development the personal aspects of the process are usually omitted or played down to emphasize that the thing discovered is independent of the discoverer and that the result can be checked. But, as Einstein has pointed out, scientific concepts are 'created in the minds of men,' and in some way the nonprofessional aspects of life and mind are inevitably related to the professional."
                                                                                    - Melba Phillips    more