Miami University Physics Alumni

Rylan Alan Peters
"Although I am now in the financial world, I really enjoyed my time in the physics department at Miami and would not change my education path whatsoever. I remember spending some late nights in Culler and grinding for solutions to problems that did not seem to have answers..." Read More »

Georgeanne Croskey
"After having spent my four years doing physics and Air Force ROTC, I graduated as not only a physics major, but a 2nd Lieutenant as well. Following college I went into Intelligence in the Air Force..." Read More »

Sue Ramlo

I graduated from Miami University with an MS in physics in 1986. This fall I gained a joint appointment in the College of Education at the University of Akron. I have been involved with Physics Education Research (PER) since 2002 and earned my PhD in Education in 2003. I have been at The University of Akron since fall 1994, primarily teaching the first two semesters of algebra-based physics, a software applications class, and a computer programming class for engineering technology majors. I have been recognized for teaching excellence at the department, college, university, regional, state, and national level. I am active in educational research (including Physics Education Research) with current interests in the areas of the learning of physics concepts, program assessment, epistemology, Q methodology, and evaluation of professional development opportunities. I received international recognition as a Q methodologist with current positions the Editorial Boards of both international Q methodology journals and currently holding the position of Vice President of the International Society for the Scientific Study of Subjectivity (the international Q methodology organization).