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Physics Edcuation Certification

PHYSICS EDUCATION CERTIFICATION

chem_ed.JPGPhysics education students combine a major in Physics with professional education certification coursework from the education department. The education courses cover issues such as: technology, methods, assessments, exceptionalities in the classroom and more.

Why choose Physics education at Geneva College?ed_depart.JPG

  • Geneva’s program is accredited by the Pennsylvania Department of Education and all 50 states offer some form of reciprocity for certification to Geneva graduates.
  • Geneva's Test for Teacher Certification (Praxis II-Secondary Content Areas) pass rate is 99 percent, one of the highest college pass rates in the state.
  • We have an introductory physics lab featuring computer-based data acquisition and analysis using LabView, 9-foot airtracks, oscilloscopes, and laser-based optics experiments. 
  • Tutoring and extensive field experience in local classrooms.    

Some classes you may take

  • Electromagnetic Fields and Waves
  • Electronic Devices and Circuits
  • Education Psychology
  • Exceptionality in the Secondary Classroom

 

Point of Excellence

Geneva engineering students compete in national competitions including the Solar Splash, Steel Bridge Building and the Society of Automotive Engineers Baja Competition.

 
Upcoming Events
STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS
Chemistry Club wows with science
Members performed some exiting experiments for the group’s annual “Big Kablooey.”
COMMUNITY
Geneva Across America Pittsburgh Reception Dinner
Join the team on July 9, and offer the riders encouragement for the final leg of their journey.
ARTS & CULTURE
New Song ready for summer tour
Geneva’s music and drama ministry will travel and perform in nine states throughout July and August.
ACADEMICS
Organizational Leadership professor named a 2013 Woman of Excellence
Dr. Lutitia Clipper is being honored by the New Pittsburgh Courier.
ACADEMICS
Stratford Festival fall-term trip
Enjoy world-class Shakespeare productions this October.