Abhijit Khare Email & Phone Number

Arizona State University (Polytechnic Campus)

Teaching two classes of University Physics (I) in a live online format.

Arizona State University (Polytechnic Campus), Mesa, Az

To teach and instruct college and university level physics lab courses and recitation sections. To teach an honors section in a university physics course. Additional responsibilities include the design of curriculum, modification of lab exercises, and delivery of instruction, to set-up and take down of labs and grading of student assignments. To facilitate and conduct physics related lab activities for educational outreach programs with students at high school level.

Phoenix, Arizona Area

To teach and instruct a calculus-based, university physics class and lab with topics relating to electricity and magnetism.

Phoenix, Arizona Area

Courses taught and currently teaching: Introductory physics (PHY 101), College physics (PHY 111, PHY 112), and university level (PHY 121, PHY 131) physics courses for students enrolled in a 2 year college premed and technical education program.

Center For Bright Beams, Department Of Physics, Asu

Have completed 10 weeks of RET (Research Experience for Teachers) summer research program for college teachers to work with research team working on CXFEL (Compact X-ray free electron laser) device and its use in modern science and application.My specific job description in this program was to "Commission and test a sample for photo-emission process and to study the sample properties using a FOCUS PEEM (Photo-emission Electron Microscope)" in a lab.

Phoenix, Arizona Area

Teaching introductory physics to students enrolled in Nursing and Health Care related programs.

Mesa, Az

To design physics experiments for high school students participating in AVID Summer Camp and Outreach Education program and to conduct physics related lab activity for those students at ASU (Poly) campus.

Phoenix, Az

AP Physics and Honors Physics teacher.

Ahwatukee (Phoenix), Arizona

High School Physics teacher position starting 07/17/2013. Primary Job duties are to teach algebra based and calculus based physics for grades 8 - 12. 1) teaching and tutoring students in a highly qualified subject area to deliver exceptional results for all students; 2) implementation of BASIS curriculum by designing effective lessons and assessments to educate American students at an internationally competitive level; and 3) management of student behavior to foster a school culture that promotes high academic achievement and intellectual engagement.4) Manage Science Bowl activity as a coach for middle school and high school students.

Tempe, Arizona

Developed modules and lesson plans to introduce Nanotechnology into the classroom at high school level, under RET (Research Experience for Teachers) program funded by the NSF. Attended a two-day NNIN (National Nanotechnology Infrastructure Network) seminar at Georgia Tech on Nano-Science and Materials, and presented my work on lesson developed on Nanotechnology basics taught at a high school level course.

Williams Campus (Asu East), Mesa, Az

Job duties include, instruction, course management, material presentation, validations of student learning through course assignments, problem solving sessions, exams, etc, and other normal course duties associated with providing a high quality educational experience for students. To review learning objectives, and to initiate and facilitate class discussions related to the topics covered in Physics. Currently teaching General Physics and University Physics for undergraduate students.

Scottsdale, Az

Student Learning Facilitator (Level III). Job duties include tutoring students who are enrolled in college and university level physics and math courses, assisting and advising students to enroll into their future course program, and to mentor the new tutors currently hired in the area of math and physics.

Courses taught/teaching: University Physics (I, II), General Physics (I) and College Algebra.

I have taught the college level math courses (College Algebra, Calculus, and Differential Equations) and an introductory physical science course as a liberal arts adjunct faculty.

Jodhpur Area, India

Project Title: Fabrication and Study of Thin-Film Solar Cells using Organic Semiconductor Material. (Funded by the Dept. of Science and Technology, New Delhi, India.)Job responsibilities:Assist the department faculty in conducting research work in photo conducting thin film solar cells, using organic photo-conducting dyes and compounds. To design thin films with coating of organic dyes and applying vacuum deposition technique to fabricate and prepare solar cells. Perform photo-conductivity tests on manufactured solar cells and to calculate its work efficiency. To prepare written articles and journals related to the research project.

Physics

Activities and Societies: Have completed three semester hours (86 contact hours) of Modeling Workshop in electricity and magnetism, (PHS.

Optics/Optical Sciences

Completed the following courses as a non-degree student: (1) Electromagnetic Theory (2) Geometric Optics (3) Laser Physics (4) Optical.

Materials Sciences

Activities and Societies: Certificate obtained for participation in IN-VSEE (Interactive Nano-Visualization in Science and Engineering.

Master'S Degree, Physics

Coursework completed: Classical Mechanics, Quantum Mechanics, Nuclear Physics, Solid State Physics, Atomic Physics, Mathematical Physics.

Bachelor'S Degree (Honors), Physics

Coursework: Solid State Physics, Nuclear Physics, Electronics, Mathematical Physics, Numerical Methods and Analysis, and Quantum Mechanics