Curriculum Vitae for Promotion, Probationary Review and Tenure
Name: Timothy Holmstrom
Date: September 1, 2011
Department: Chemistry and Physics
Date Appointed: August 11, 2008
Rank at Appointment: Assistant Professor
Present Rank: Assistant Professor
I.
Educational and Employment Data
A. Academic Preparation
Institution
Area of Study
1. University of Virginia
Physics
2. University of Illinois
Material Science
3. University of Michigan Physics/Material Science
Dates
6/1997-5/2003
6/1995-5/1997
9/1990-12/1994
Degree
Ph.D.
M.S.
B.S./B.S.E.
B. Title – Master’s Thesis: None
C. Title – Doctoral Thesis: A Search for CP Violation in   /   and 0 / 0 Hyperon Decays
D. Academic Degree Programs or Special Courses of Study in Progress: None
E. Professional Licenses: None
F. Academic Employment
Institution
1. Randolph-Macon College
2. College of William and Mary
Position
Visiting Assistant Professor 9/2006-8/2008
Research Associate
6/2003-8/2006
G. Related Experience or Employment: None
H. Honors, Biographical Listings, Honorary Societies:
Alpha Sigma Mu (1993)
Tau Beta Pi (1993)
Sigma Pi Sigma (1993)
Dates
I.
Membership in Learned Societies or Professional Memberships
American Physics Society (2003)
American Association of Physics Teachers (2009)
II.
Professional Growth
A. Professional Responsibilities
1. Department
Participated in Open House Event (2009,2011)
Helped with Society of Physics Students (2009-2011)
Member of Department Curriculum Committee (2009-2011)
Chair of Faculty Search Committee (2010-2011)
2. College
3. University
Attended the Academic Affairs/Student Affairs Joint Workshop (2009)
Attended Graduation (2009-2011)
Attended Honor Ceremony (2008-2011)
Attended Alpha Delta Pi tea (2008)
Attended Breakfast with Board of Visitors (2008-2010)
Member of the Academic Committee on Technology (2009-2012)
4. State
5. Region
6. Nationinal/International
B. Awards and Other Commendations
C. Attendance at Convention, Conference, etc
1. Workshop for New Physics and Astronomy Faculty (2009, participant)
D. Other Travel
III.
Scholarly Activity
A. Research
Working on measuring 3He target wall thickness in G05 with Longwood students,
Jeremy St. John, James Bittner and Alvin Palmer (2008-2011).
Collaborated with Longwood student, James Bittner, on the x>2 Short-Range
Correlations experiment at Jefferson Lab Hall A. (2011)
Collaborated with Longwood students, Ben Babineau and Alvin Palmer, on the
Lead Radius Experiment at Jefferson Lab Hall A. (2010)
Collaborated with Longwood professor, Keith Rider, on the Hall A Proton Parity
III Experiment at Jefferson Lab Hall A. (2009)
Collaborated with Longwood student, Wolfgang Troth, on the 3He d2n
experiment at Jefferson Lab Hall A. (2009)
Collaborated with Longwood student, Jeremy St. John, on the 3He semi inclusive
experiments at Jefferson Lab Hall A. (2009)
Spokesperson for the 3He target normal single spin experiment at Jefferson Lab
Hall A (2008-2009)
B. Publications
1. Cusanno et al.; with Holmstrom, T. K.“High Resolution Spectroscopy of
N-16(Lambda) by Electroproduction” Phys. Rev. Let.. 103:202501 2009,
(arXiv:0810.3853).
2. O. Kamaev et al.; with Holmstrom, T. K.“Study of the rare hyperon
decay  → ” Phys. Let. B. 693:236-240 2010, (arXiv: 1008.4405).
3. S. Riordan et al.; with Holmstrom, T. K.“Measurements of the Electric
Form Factor of the Neutron up to Q2=3.4 GeV2 using the Reaction
He3(e,e'n)pp” Phys. Rev. Let.. 105:262302 2010 (arXiv: 1008.1738).
4. X. Qian et al.; with Holmstrom, T. K.“Single Spin Asymmetries in
Charged Pion Production from Semi-Inclusive Deep Inelastic Scattering
on a Transversely Polarized 3He Target.” Phys. Rev. Let.. 107:072003
2011, accepted (arXiv: 1106.0363).
5. E. Fuchey et al.; with Holmstrom, T. K.“Exclusive Neutral Pion
Electroproduction in the Deeply Virtual Regime.” Phys. Rev. C.
83:025201 2011, accepted (arXiv: 1003.2938).
6. J. Glister et al.; with Holmstrom, T. K.“Polarization Observables in
Deuteron Photodisintegration below 360 MeV.” Phys. Let. B. 697:194-198
2011, (arXiv: 1008.4405).
C. Contributions to the Arts
D. Workshop presentations
2010 April Meeting of the American Physics Society, “E07-013
Target Normal Single-Spin Asymmetry in Inclusive DIS”February 9, 2010.
IV.
Service to University Community/Local Community
V.
Other Information