Studying Physics or Engineering at Washburn
Meet Alex: From Washburn to MIT
Alex Yelland, originally from Pomona, Kansas, graduated in May 2021 with a Bachelor of Science in Physics, an Associate of Science in Engineering Physics, and a minor and certificate in Leadership Studies. He received the 2021 Sibberson Award from the College of Arts and Sciences and is headed to graduate school at MIT.
Tutoring and writing support
At Washburn, our tutoring services are designed to assist you in mastering your coursework, whether it's in physics or your other courses. We also partner with a 24/7 virtual tutoring service that ensures help is available whenever you need it, providing assistance in a wide range of subjects.
For those working on essays, lab reports, or research papers, the campus writing center offers specialized support to enhance your writing skills, regardless of the subject area. This resource is invaluable for refining your writing, structuring your arguments, and achieving clarity in your academic work.
Crane Observatory
The Physics & Astronomy Department houses and operates the Crane Observatory and a planetarium, hidden gems in Topeka. Check it out during an open house and view the night sky through a Warner & Swasey refracting telescope built in the late 1800s.
GET IN TOUCH WITH Physics & Astronomy Department
Physics & Astronomy Department
Stoffer Science Hall, Room 210
1700 SW College Ave.
Topeka, KS 66621
Phone & Email
Phone: 785.670.2141
physics@washburn.edu
engineering@washburn.edu
