Jack Moody Email & Phone Number

Georgia, United States

Richmond County, GA

Grader and TA for:EN625.714 - Stochastic Differential Equations EN625.722 - Probability and Stochastic Processes II

Was asked to join as a late grader for papers in this conceptual physics class. Focused on grading papers related to special relativity.

Assisted in teaching and grading a 121 persons conceptual physics class for non-science majors. Focused on team-based learning in a remote environment. Concepts in the class ranged from kinematics to E&M, relativity, and nuclear physics.

Physics Science Building

Working for Professor Rory Miskimen, building particle detectors for the GlueX Experiment in Hall D of the Jefferson Lab in Newport News, Virginia. Conducted the construction of Multi-Wire Proportional Chambers (MWPC) for Muon/ Pion detection in teams of 2-4 using soldering, carpentry, epoxying, 3D printing, PCB Design, and power tool experience Manual.

Assist 24 freshman residents from different ethnic, racial, and socioeconomic backgrounds. Lead residents in finding resources they need on campus and ensure their personal, mental, and social health. Work in a collaborative team of 31 staff members to ensure safety and inclusion for all 500 residents

Assisted 24 junior through graduate-level physics majors in understanding electronic systems in an open lab setting. Taught students’ experimental techniques and problem-solving skills for electronic systems and circuits

Working with a robust team of physicists and engineers to analyze films of nuclear detonations conducted at the Nevada Test Site.

Revamping the "APS Careers Website" with a marketing team to ensure readability and attract more people to the page.Conducting multiple interviews with physicists from industry, academia, and government, to update the Physics Profile page on the APS Career Website. Work with the marketing team to increase views of physics profiles, job outlook page, and.

Working with a robust team of physicists and engineers to analyze films of nuclear detonations conducted at the Nevada Test Site. Also coordinating efforts with fellow cadets from both Army ROTC and the United States Air Force Academy (USAFA).

Assisted over 60 non-physics majors in understanding introductory physics concepts such as kinematics, forces, and entropy. Taught students basic problem-solving techniques for successful completion of problem sets. Helped foster a sense of team building in a Team-Based Learning (TBL) classroom setting

Post Graduate Certificate, Global Security

Master'S Degree, Computational And Applied Mathematics

Activities and Societies: Engineering for Professionals Student Advisory Board Member (representing ACM program)Classes - Statistical.

Bachelor'S Degree, Physics

High School Degree