Adelphi has varied activities, outreach, and SPS National interaction.

Cornell is a highly active club on and off campus, including co-hosting a Zone Meeting.

Ithaca hosted a wonderfully successful Zone Meeting and is very active in SPS National Programs.

Rensselear is a very active club with strong campus interactions.

Great interaction in SPS National programs and strong outreach activities.

Cleveland State had a very impressive list of activities they did at SPS Chapter meetings. Their Dangerously Daring Demo Day sounded especially fun and exciting, and showcased some great physics at work!

Eastern Michigan University is a vibrant chapter actively engaged in all aspects of scholarship and service.

Grove City College is certainly committed to keeping their students involved with the greater physics community.

Ann Arbor had a huge list of speakers at the biweekly chapter meetings.

Excellent and extensive outreach efforts.

This chapter is able to boast not just an impressive list of on campus events, but also gets off campus sometimes to spread the joy of science with the surrounding community.

Benedictine SPS has great unique activities to encourage non physics majors to get interested in SPS, especially their Murder Mystery Activity!

Benedictine University's SPS Chapter held a banquet that featured many SPS alumni and SPS parents who were able to see nearly all of Benedictine's SPS members present the results of their undergraduate research endeavors.

IIT has a small, close-knit chapter, which allows them to achieve a sense of unity that is sometimes hard to find in larger schools.

IIT doesn't let having a small physics program slow them down. It's great to see a club have hands on projects and trips to get students involved.

This chapter makes a great push to keep alumni involved, while still looking towards the future and actively recruiting new members.

"Our major is not easy, and we work together in order to make the times more fun, as Physics is our passion, and though it can be frustrating at times, we want nothing more than for our students to want to get a career in Physics."

I see at UWLC an exciting spirit of inquiry into cutting edge physics and engineering.

This is a very exciting and active group, involved in a wide range of activities. This is an example of how an SPS chapter can, in fact, be all things to all people.

Henderson State deserves recognition for their extensive outreach activities...and for their commitment to involve other Arkansas Chapters in SPS-related activites.

By far the most creative chapter in the Zone, Rhodes College deserves recognition for continuing to be extremely active on campus events and outreach, and for student participation in several professional meetings.

USM has hosted a Nobel laureate, as well as had exceptional involvement in SPS National Programs and outreach in their local community.

Augustana has great High School Outreach

Coe has excellent activities in all areas, including a Playground of Science as a wonderful outreach activity.

They have strong alumni interaction and great inner city tutoring.

Excellent interaction with alumni!

Truman State held a lot of local meetings, and had great interaction with SPS National!

Their outreach program incorporates a lot of demos, and their YouTube channel has one video with over 11,000 hits! They also maintain an excellent website.

CSM SPS is an extraordinary chapter with their great outreach events, involvement on campus, and encouraging their members to become active in the professional physics community.

CMU SPS has an impressive arsenal of demos that has made them an exciting part of their campus community.

Colorado Mesa SPS members are not shy when it comes to making noise...their on-campus demonstration program features imploding 55-gallon drums, liquid nitrogen cannons, pumpkin drops, and "soda fountain" geysers!

Idaho State did a great job thinking of ways to make physics fun for everyone.

Utah State hosted the biggest public science events of any SPS chapter in the nation.