STUDENT ACHIEVEMENTS
Loren Marous, a first-year medical physics student in the MS program, received a
5/30/2015
travel grant of $1,000 from the Penn-Ohio Chapter of the American Association
of Physicists in Medicine (AAPM). The grant will support Loren to travel to
Anaheim, California, to attend the national AAPM meeting in July.
4/29/2015
4/21/2015
Irfan Ghaffar, a second-year medical physics student in the MS program, became
the first ever recipient of the Graduate Teaching Assistant Award given by the
Physics Department.
Kapil Mishra, a graduate of the MS program in Medical Physics, was recently
admitted into the Medical Dosimetry Program at the Roswel Park Cancer Institute
in Buffalo, NY.
Krista Byers, a first-year medical physics student in the MS program, received a
4/13/2015
scholarship from the US Air Force through the Armed Forces Health Professions
Scholarship Program (HPSP). This scholarship provides Krista with tuition, fees,
and stipends during her course of study at CSU.
Through the Medical Physics Matching Program sponsored by the American
Association of Physicists in Medicine (AAPM) and the Society of Directors of
Academic Medical Physics Programs (SDAMPP), two students from the MS
program are successfully matched into CAMPEP-accredited residency programs:
3/27/2015
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Andrey Markovich is matched with the Radiation Oncology Physics
Residency Program at the University of Mississippi Medical Center.
•
John Muryn is matched with the Diagnostic Imaging Physics Residency
Program at West Physics Consulting, LLC.
The Medical Physics Master of Science and Certificate Programs are featured in
the latest issue of the Graduate Students News:
3/18/2015
http://www.csuohio.edu/gsrc/medical-physics-master%E2%80%99s-andcertificate-programs
Read this news article to learn more about our programs and the experience of
one of our students.
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Bill Zimmermann, a graduate of the MS program in Medical Physics, was recently
2/17/2015
admitted into the Nuclear Medicine Residency Program at the University Hospitals
Case Medical Center, one of the nation's leading health care systems located in
Cleveland, Ohio.
John Muryn, a first-year medical physics student in
the MS program, received a travel grant of $1,000
from the Penn-Ohio Chapter of the American
Association of Physicists in Medicine (AAPM). The
7/2014
grant supported John to travel to Austin, Texas, to
attend the national AAPM meeting.
Photo taken at the national AAPM meeting with Julie
Shen (left), medical physics resident at CCF, and John Bayouth (right), former
president of AAPM
7/2014
4/2014
John Muryn and Andrey Markovich ranked #7 and #36 during the Dr. Charles
Lescrenier 4K Run/Walk event at the national AAPM meeting in Austin, Texas.
Tyler Diener received a two-year Medical Physics Fellowship from the Physics
Department.
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