Graduate Students:

• Nathan Baillie

  Structure function of the neutron at high-x using BONUS at CLAS

• Robert Fersch

  Polarized structure functions g_1 and the first moment Gamma_1

• Cornel Butuceanu

  Quasi-elastic electron scattering from a high-momentum nucleon in deuterium

  College of William and Mary (2005); current employment: Post-Doctoral Fellow, University of Regina.

• Hovanes Egiyan

  Single pi+ electroproduction in the first and second resonance regions using CLAS

  College of William and Mary (2001); current employment: Research Scientist, University of New Hampshire.

• Paul King

  Precision Measurements of the Proton and Deuteron Polarized Structure Functions

  College of William and Mary (2000); current employment: Research Assistant Professor, Ohio University.

• Paul Raines

  Measurement of Spin Structure Functions g1(proton) and g1(deuteron) in the Resonance Region

  University of Pennsylvania (1996); current employment: Harvard MRI group at Mass. Gen. Hospital.

• Arijit Banerjee

  Backward Particle Production in Muon Scattering at 470 GeV

  University of Pennsylvania (1995); current employment: Fidelity Investments, Boston, MA.

Undergraduate Theses:

• Nicholas Walsh

  "Measuring Transversity from Pion Pairs using a Longitudinally Polarized Target"

  College of William and Mary (2007).

• Josh Evans

  "Streamlining the Calculation of an Ionization Electrons Path in a GEM Detector"

  College of William and Mary (2006).

• Graham Giovanetti

  "Development of Front End Electronics for the Qweak Drift Chambers"

  College of William and Mary (2006).

• Yuki Ishibashi

  "Characterization of the acoustics of PBK Hall"

  College of William and Mary (2003).

• Daniel Bowring

  "The Design and Characterization of Scintillator Hodoscopes for SLAC Experiment E160"

  College of William and Mary (2002).

• Andrew Lane

  "Muon Detection and Position Determination"

  College of William and Mary (2002).

• Patrick Ryan

  "Measurement of the Electroweak Correction to A-perp in Polarized Electron-Nucleon Scattering"

  College of William and Mary (2000).

• Mandy Brown

  "The two cultures revisited: debates between the disciplines"

  College of William and Mary (2000).

• Alex Jones

  "Realistic digital simulation of wind instruments"

  College of William and Mary (1998).

• Arun Mangalam

  "Scintillator and electromagnetic calorimeter development for electron scattering experiments"

  College of William and Mary (1998).

• Molly Gale

  "Inclusive pion asymmetries in polarized electron nucleon scattering"

  College of William and Mary (1998).

• Jeremy Beker

  "Web-based data display for subatomic physics using Java"

  College of William and Mary (1997).

• Kevin Rehak

  "The planar Hall effect in field measurements for Hall B at Jefferson Lab"

  College of William and Mary (1997).

• John Radda

  "Study of rho meson production in E665 at Fermilab"

  College of William and Mary (1996).

• Glenn Nofsinger (together with David Armstrong)

  "CLAS toroid field mapping: data acquisition with Labview"

  College of William and Mary (1995).

• Jessica Clark (together with David Armstrong)

  "The calibration of Hall probes: field mapping for CLAS"

  College of William and Mary (1995).

• Susan Baker

  "Demonstrations for a course in the physics of music"

  College of William and Mary (1994).

• Anthony Aguirre (together with David Balamuth)

  "Monte Carlo simulations of gamma-ray detector efficiencies"

  University of Pennsylvania (1992).

• Damian Handzy (together with David Balamuth)

  "Monte Carlo simulations of nuclear breakup"

  University of Pennsylvania (1990).

• Eugene Gualtiari

  "Cesium Iodide Detector Development"

  University of Pennsylvania (1990).

• P.F.J. Bekel

  "Bijdrage tot de analyse van de reaktie 20Ne + 27Al met behulp van de simplex aanpassingsmethode"

  University of Utrecht (1987).

• A.W. van Santen

  "Kinematics of Evaporation from Excited Nuclei"

  University of Utrecht (1986).