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Professor Lattery named 2016-2017 WAPT President

Professor Lattery was voted the 2016-2017 Wisconsin Association of Physics Teachers President... (read more)
Professor Lattery named 2016-2017 WAPT President

Professor Lattery served recently as the Vice President and Program Chair. The WAPT annual meeting for 2016 will be at UW-Oshkosh on October 28th and 29th. This meeting included a wide range talks, posters and workshops. For more information about the WAPT, visit: www.wapt.org

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Professor Lattery named 2016-2017 WAPT President Professor Lattery named 2016-2017 WAPT President

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