Invited Education Talks

Holland, D., Illinois State University Mercury I: Solar Race Team, Society of Manufacturing Engineers in Decatur, IL , October, 2005

Martin, Richard, Status of Computational Physics and Computational Science Degree Programs and Curricula, Panel discussion, Rubin Landau, moderator, APS March Meeting, March 25, 2004

Martin, R. F. Jr., Finding a Job in Academia, panelist, College Teaching Effectiveness Network, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, October 27, 2003

Martin, R. F. Jr., Why is Physics Hard to Learn?, Western Illinois University Physics Colloquium, November 5 , 2003

Holland, D.L., Long-term Recruitment: Community Outreach and the JPL Solar System Ambassador Program, ISAAPT Fall Meeting, ISU, Normal, IL, 2003

Martin, R. F., Jr., Ressources pour les enseignants de science et mathematiques: Informations sur la situation aux Etats-Unis, Les Enjeux d'un Atelier Scientifique et Technique (a workshop for French high school teachers), Musée de l'Air et d'Espace, Le Bourget, France, January 22, 2002

Martin, R. F., Jr., Web-based homework in a small introductory physics class: Student interaction, Réunion de le Laboratoire de Didactique des Sciences Physique, University of Paris 7 Denis Diderot, Jussieu, Paris, France, November 16, 2001

Martin, R. F., Jr., Mallard: Asynchronous Learning on the Web, State Farm Teaching-Technology Faculty Fellows Program, Illinois State University, May 26, 2000

Martin, R. F. Jr., Flexible Curricula: Broadening the Physics Graduate's Impact, 2000 Department Chairs Conference: Undergraduate Physics in the New Century, American Center for Physics, College Park, MD, April 14-16, 2000