Anne Pellerin

Associate Professor
ISC 228F
585-245-5011
pellerin@geneseo.edu
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Photo of Dr. Pellerin at the 20 inch SUNY Geneseo Telescope. Photo by K. Walters.

Curriculum Vitae

Education

  • Ph.D. in Physics - Université Laval

  • M.Sc. in Physics - Université Laval

  • B.Sc. in Physics - Université Laval

  • College - Cégep de Victoriaville

  • High School - Polyvalente Le Boisé

After the Ph.D.

  • 2004-2007: Space Telescope Science Institute

  • 2007-2008: Johns Hopkins University

  • 2008-2012: Texas A&M University

  • 2012-2013: Mount Allison University

  • 2013-today: SUNY Geneseo

Classes

  • ASTR 105: The Solar System

    This course is an introduction to the solar system. Topics studied will include the motions of the night sky, the historical and scientific underpinnings of the Copernican revolution, and a look at our modern understanding of the bodies that make up our solar system, including planets, dwarf planets, moons, asteroids, comets. The course will also explore how and what we know about planetary bodies orbiting other stars.

  • ASTR 106: The Solar System Laboratory

    A laboratory experience to complement the material covered in ASTR 105. Lab activities will include analyzing and interpreting data on Kepler’s Laws, optics, and planetary systems.

  • PHYS 226: Optics & Modern Physics Lab

    Devoted to the understanding of experiments in Optics, Atomic Physics, and Nuclear Physics. Typical experiments would cover composite lens systems, interference effects, e/m, emission spectra, and radioactive decay.