Graduate Schools Attended

Bachelor's Degree Recipients

• Alabama (physics)
• Arizona (astrophysics; quantum optics)
• Bowling Green State University (math)
• Cal Tech (engineering)
• Capital University (business)
• Carnegie Mellon (physics; mechanical engineering; business)
• Case Western Reserve (electrical engineering)
• U. California, Berkeley (materials science)
• U. California, Davis (civil engineering)
• Central Florida (optics)
• Cincinnati (chemical engineering; aerospace engineering; biomedical engineering)
• Colorado (physics; atmospheric science; mechanical engineering; business)
• Cornell (aerospace engineering)
• Dayton (optical engineering)
• Duke (biomedical engineering; physics)
• Florida State (physics)
• George Washington U. (aerospace engineering)
• Georgia (ecology)
• Georgia Tech (physics; applied nuclear science)
• Illinois (mechanical engineering; nuclear engineering; physics; biophysics)
• Johns Hopkins (applied physics)
• Kansas State (physics)
• Kent State (library and information science)
• Maryland (quantum imaging)
• Mayo Clinic (biomedical engineering)
• Michigan (aerospace engineering; marine engineering; physics; applied physics)
• Minnesota (physics)
• MIT (physics)
• New Mexico (physics)
• New York U. (physics)
• Northwestern (biomedical engineering)
• Ohio State (biomedical engineering; nuclear engineering; mechanical engineering; veterinary medicine; biophysics)
• Penn State (physics; electrical engineering; law; acoustics)
• Purdue (physics; aerospace engineering)
• Rice (physics)
• SUNY at Albany (physics)
• SUNY at Stony Brook (physics)
• Texas (physics)
• Texas Christian U. (physics)
• Toledo (medicine)
• Toronto (math)
• Virginia (environmental engineering, law)
• U. Washington (biophysics)
• Washington U. (astrophysics; computer science)
• Wisconsin (electrical engineering)
• Wright State (education)
• Xavier (business)

Master's Degree Recipients

• Arkansas (physics)
• U. California, Berkeley (biomedical engineering)
• Carnegie Mellon (statistics)
• Case Western Reserve (applied physics)
• Cincinnati (electrical engineering, physics)
• Colorado (astrophysics; quantum optics)
• Colorado State (electrical engineering)
• Columbia (electrical engineering)
• Connecticut (physics)
• Florida State (physics)
• Indiana (physics)
• Kansas State (physics)
• Minnesota (physics)
• Nebraska (physics education)
• New Mexico (quantum optics)
• Ohio State (astrophysics, physics, electrical engineering)
• Oklahoma State (physics)
• Oregon (physics)
• Purdue (physics education)
• Texas Tech (civil engineering)
• UCLA (physics)
• University of Texas (physics)
• Virginia (electrical engineering)
• Virginia Tech (physics)
• Wake Forest (physics)

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