The University and The Department Kent State University offers degree programs ranging from undergraduate degrees in creative and performing arts to graduate degrees in the sciences. Kent is a strong research institution in the Carengie Research II category, ranking in the top dozen or so universities in income from patents and has a research library of more than 2 million volumes. The physics department has offices, classrooms, and laboratories in Smith Hall and the adjacent Science Research Laboratory. Applying Application forms for admission and financial assistance may be obtained by writing to the Department of Physics. Graduate study may be initiated during any term, including the summer.
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This essential material has been excerpted from a current Peterson's print publication. You will find significant additional information in a Peterson's graduate guide . Ph.D., Illinois, 1975. Theoretical physics of condensed matter, liquid crystals. Experimental nuclear physics, nuclear force, nucleon structure.