Chris McMullen, Ph.D.
Instructor of Physics
Louisiana School for Math, Science, and the Arts
Doctoral Studies:
- Received Ph.D. in high-energy physics (i.e.
theoretical and phenomenological particle physics) from Oklahoma State
University (OSU) in 2002.
- Doctoral thesis on the collider phenomenology of
large extra dimensions.
- Coauthored three papers on the collider phenomenology
of superstring-inspired large extra dimensions.
- Received the Outstanding Graduate Research Assistant
award.
- Received the Outstanding Laboratory Teaching
Assistant award.
- Appointed lead TA for electricity and magnetism labs
after first semester.
- Earned a 4.0 GPA in doctoral studies at OSU.
Master’s Studies:
- Received M.S. in physics from California State
University,
Northridge (CSUN) in 1998.
- Master’s thesis on a novel
two-field application of electron spin resonance.
- Coauthored a paper on a novel two-field application
of electron spin resonance.
- Received the C.Y. Liang award.
Undergraduate Studies:
- Received B.S. in physics from CSUN in 1994.