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Westminsterβs College of Arts and Sciences Physics program is enhancing its laboratory experience by investing in modern, Bluetooth-enabled force and motion sensors that support todayβs student-centered, inquiry-based learning. These tools allow students to measure movement, forces, acceleration, and energy in real time, helping them translate core physics concepts into meaningful, hands-on experiments.
Hands-on discovery is central to physics education at Westminster. Every STEM major who completes physics coursework uses these sensors to explore fundamental principles, analyze data, and build critical thinking and problem-solving skills. These tech upgrades strengthen the learning experience, support instructional innovation, and help prepare Westminster students for advanced study and careers across science, healthcare, engineering, and technology fields.
Your gift helps equip students with modern tools that deepen understanding, encourage curiosity, and bring physics to life.
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