RIT students present on magnetism
RIT students Sadie Coffin, Sophia Sosa Fiscella, Katelynn Fleming, Keegan Tonry, and Kayleigh Patterson, from the School of Physics and Astronomy, gave a presentation on magnetism to third-grade classes at Manor Intermediate School, Honeoye Falls, N.Y. The group consisted of undergraduates from the RIT Society of Physics Students and graduate students from the American Physical Society.
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