Student opportunities

The Messiah University Physics Club

The physics club is an academic club open to any Messiah student interested in physics, not just physics majors. The club is a chapter of the national Society of Physics Students (SPS), which gives its members opportunities to apply for awards, scholarships, and internships, as well as access to physics-related publications.

The club meets regularly for social events, physics movie viewings and discussions, visits to relevant companies, organizations and conferences, and hosts the bi-annual physics and chemistry demo show together with the chemistry club.

For info about SPS, visit: http://www.spsnational.org/

Sigma Pi Sigma Physics Honors Society

Sigma Pi Sigma is a national honors society within the SPS. Juniors and Seniors who have completed at least three 3 or 4-credit physics courses, and have a 3.25 or higher GPA in their physics courses as well as cumulative GPA, are eligible to apply. Members have opportunities to apply for funds, scholarships and awards. Not to mentioned another thing to put on the CV…

For more information, visit http://www.sigmapisigma.org/

The Messiah University Mathematics Club

The mathematics club is an academic club for students who share an interest in mathematics and problem-solving. This club meets regularly for various social events related to mathematics. Some former events include a Cryptology Scavenger Hunt, Mathematical Origami, Solving the Rubik’s Cube, and Mathematical Card Tricks. The math club also hosts an annual alumni panel about Careers in Mathematics and works with potential employers to host informational sessions about their companies.

The Collaboratory

The Collaboratory for Strategic Partnerships and Applied Research is a center for service, scholarship, and project-based learning at Messiah University that enables participants to apply academic knowledge and live out their Christian faith through imaginative, hands-on problem solving with non-profit organizations, governments, and business partners in our region and around the world.

For more info, visit: http://www.messiah.edu/info/21317/collaboratory