Jacksonville State University - Mimosa Yearbook (Jacksonville, AL)

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College of Science and Mathematics features the department of physics 2-4

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College of Criminal Justice features its three majors

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I 1 Physics—valid study for everyone The physics department offers something for everyone. For those majoring or minoring in physics, the deportment offers some of the best taught courses in the country. On the average, two physics majors graduate each year. This may sound insignificant, but only five thousand physics majors graduate annually in the United States. The physics department also offers classes for those not particularly interested in the field of physics. These include courses in areas such as aviation, unsolved mysteries, illusions, and U.F.O s. Or. William Reid is the head of the physics department. Dr. Reid has been teaching for sixteen years and says he thoroughly enjoys teaching here. Another professor of the physics department is Robert MocRae who is recognized as a national authority on railroad air brakes ond is sought continually to speak on this subject throughout the country. Dr. Reid said, The goal of the physics deportment is to graduate physics majors compe tent to enter graduate school and to acquaint other students with the mysteries of physics ' 25