Curriculum Vitae

MARK WALLACE 2705 Trappers Cove Trail Apt 3D 1456 Wimbledon Circle Lansing, MI 48910 Stow, Oh 44224 (517) 393-5769 (330) 688-5055
EDUCATION

Ph.D.Michigan State University    expected graduation 2003    
Nuclear Physics

M.S.Michigan State University    May 2001
Nuclear Physics

B.S. Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University 
December 1998  Physics Major, Mathematics Minor, Astrophysics
Concentration

A.S. Colorado Mountain College  August 1997

EXPERIENCE

Graduate Research Assistant, National Superconducting Cyclotron Lab, Michigan State University Physics and Astronomy Department May 1999-Present
Graduate Teaching Assistant, National Superconducting Cyclotron Lab, Michigan State University Physics and Astronomy Department August 1999-January 2000
Graduate Research Assistant, Virginia Tech Physics Department Borexino Solar Neutrino Experiment. December 1998- May 1999
Graduate Teaching Assistant, Virginia Tech Physics Department Jan 1999- May 1999
REU Student, Virginia Tech Physics Department Work for Dr. Bruce Vogelaar. Responsibilities include designing, building, and testing a source and an independent monitoring system to calibrate the PMT's for the Borexino Solar Neutrino Experiment . May 1998- Dec 1998
Observatory Assistant, Virginia Tech Physics Department Responsibilities include operating one of Virginia Tech's observatories for public observing sessions and an astronomy class. August 1997-Dec 1998
REU Student, Virginia Tech Physics Department Worked for Dr. John Simonetti and Dr. Brian Dennison. Responsibilities include reduction and analysis of CCD images of the Galaxy in H-Alpha using IRAF, assisting in the collection of images. June 1997- August1997

LEADERSHIP ROLES

Physics Graduate Organization President, MSU 5/00 to 5/01
SPS Associate Zone Councilor, Virginia,Maryland,Washington D.C. 6/98 to 8/99
President of the Society of Physics Students, Virginia Tech 8/97 to 5/99
President of the Astronomy Club, Virginia Tech 8/97 to 8/98
Student Government Representative, Virginia Tech 9/96 to 1/97
President of Climbing Club, Colorado Mountain College 9/95 to 5/96
Student Government Treasurer, Colorado Mountain College 11/95 to 5/96
Phi Theta Kappa Secretary, Colorado Mountain College 5/95 to 5/96
Campus Judiciary Board Member, Colorado Mountain College 9/95 to 5/96

COMPUTER SKILLS

Operating Systems: UNIX, Linux, Macintosh, Windows
Languages: BASIC, Pascal, FORTRAN, C, C++, HTML, TCL/TK

AWARDS, SCHOLARSHIPS, AND HONOR SOCIETIES

Omicron Delta Kappa Inducted April 1999
American Physical Society Centennial Meeting Travel Award Spring 1999
The Diana Hoffman Award April 1998
The Lubna Ijaz Scholarship April 1998
Sigma Pi Sigma Inducted March 1998
Phi Theta Kappa Inducted March 1995

Last updated 12/01/2001