The Faculty and Staff are:
Teaching Duties
Writes tests, delivers lectures, assigns final grade.
Most lecture questions should be directed through
Dr. Wallin. He is the guy you should be seeing
every Tuesday and Thursday between 3:00 and 4:15.
Short Bio
Dr. Wallin has been a faculty member of George Mason
University since 1992. He has taught the introductory
astronomy course, and several graduate courses in computer
simulations. Besides his teaching duties, he works
on observations and numerical simulations of interacting
galaxies, exploring the connections between collisions
and star formation. Outside of astronomy, Dr. Wallin
spends trying to spend time with his fiancee while carefully
attempting to avoid the wrath of her cat, Sylvia.
Teaching Duties
Dr. Evans teaches two sections of the Astronomy 105
Laboratory, along with other classes in the
Department of Physics and Astronomy. Dr. Evans has
written many of the labs and computer programs
used in the Astronomy 105/106 series.
Dr. Evans also teaches Astronomy 228, a non-mathematical
introduction to Cosmology.
Teaching Duties
Dr. Giebultowicz is the main laboratory coordinator for the
Department of Physics and Astronomy. He is teaching
3 of the laboratory sections in the
105 class.
Dr. Kowalski will be teaching 3 of theLaboratory Sections. Dr. Kowalski is also in charge of coordinating the laboratory section of the Astronomy 105
Teaching Duties
Mr. Shah will be teaching 3 of the Astro 105
lab sections
(Sections 201,206,209)