Dr. James Heath
Department Chair
Office: (512) 223-6052
Email:
jheath@austincc.edu
Dr. Christina Cavalli
Assistant Department Chair
Office: (512) 223-2160
Email:
ccavalli@austincc.edu
Dr. James Friedrichsen Dr. Ron Johns
Assistant Department Chair
Office: (512) 223-6298
Email:
jfriedri@austincc.edu
Assistant Department Chair
Office: (512) 223-6002
Email:
rjohns@austincc.edu
Come join us for a night of science fun, informative talks, and viewing of the night sky!
February 10, 2012
5:30 PM to 9:30 PM
ACC's Round Rock campus
For more information, click here.
Looking for more information or resources? Visit the Resources and Information page.
Physics at ACC: A Guide for Students, Advisors, and Counselors has information on specific courses, and on transfer options, or you can search based on your math level, career plans, or previous science experience.
Do you want to know how your ACC classes will transfer to some of the nearby colleges and universities? Transfer guides are available for:
ACC's Transfer Resources page is also a good source of information about universities, degrees, course equivalencies and other resources. The University of Texas at Austin has a UT transfer guide for Austin Community College students.
Interested in Environmental Science?Do you want to make your passion for caring for the planet your job? Check out the information on the Environmental Sciences and Technology page.
Page last updated: February 7, 2012
PHYS 1401 (General College Physics), PHYS 2425 (Engineering Physics I), and GEOL 1403 (Physical Geology) are being offered as 12-week classes. Register now - classes start February 13th! For Physics classes click here and then scroll to the bottom of the page to view times; for the Geology class click here and then scroll to the bottom of the page to view times.
The STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Mathematics and Computer Science) scholarship is for eligible full-time students who are pursuing degrees in:
Up to $15,000 a year is available for tuition and fees, books, and childcare. For information on eligibility, and additional information on the grant, visit:
http://www.austincc.edu/biotech/S-STEM.php
This is an opportunity to work with community college students from around the state on Projects at NASA. It is a fun and an educational opportunity to learn about the Space program and the kind of work done at NASA. Tour NASA and see such sights as mission control and rocket assembly and the neutral buoyancy lab where astronauts train for reduced gravity.
Lodging and meals are paid by NASA. Transportation is paid by ACC.
There is a $30 nonrefundable registration fee.
1. Two day trip to NASA. March 22 - 23. We leave Austin the afternoon of the 21st (Wed).
2. A 12-hour commitment to complete some required NASA online projects related to the work done on sight.
Who qualifies:
1. You must be a US citizen.
2. At least 18 years of age and a high school graduate.
3. A Texas resident.
4. Enrolled or strongly interested in: engineering, physics, astronomy, math, geology, chemistry or any science field.
To sign up: go to the website: cas.aerospacescholars.org/
If a student is having difficulty signing up, have them contact Saad Eways by email at seways@austincc.edu or by phone: 223-3219.
Important: The student should contact Saad Eways by email at seways@austincc.edu after they sign up. Please include contact info (phone and email address).
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