Borenstein, Samuel

Curriculum Vitae

1. Education

   
   

   Degree	Institution	Field	Dates
   PhD	Imperial College, London	Elementary Particle Physics
   BE	McGill University	Physics

2. Full-Time Academic Experience

   
   

3. Part-Time Academic Experience

   
   

4. Non Academic Experience

   
   

5. Employment Record At This Institution

6. Publications In Field Of Expertise

   1. Books:
      
   2. Papers in Professional Journals:
      1. Articles:
         

         J.A. Knox & S.R. Borenstein. "Unphysical Descriptions of the Approach to Geostrophic Equilibrium." Journal of Geoscience Education. Vol. 46, No. 2 March 1998: .

      2. Proceedings:
         1. Refereed Proceedings
            
         2. Non-Refereed Proceedings
            
   3. Chapters in Books:
      
   4. Government Reports or Monographs
      
   5. Book Reviews:
      

7. Other Publications

   1. Books:
      
   2. Papers in Professional Journals:
      1. Articles:
         
      2. Proceedings:
         1. Refereed Proceedings
            
         2. Non-Refereed Proceedings
            
   3. Chapters in Books:
      
   4. Government Reports or Monographs
      
   5. Book Reviews:
      

8. Presented Papers, Lectures, And Exhibitions And Performances

9. Work In Progress

   1. Books in progress:
      
   2. Papers in Progress:
      
   3. Papers submitted to journals for consideration:
      
   4. Research in progress:
      

10. Professional Honors, Prizes, Fellowships

11. Grants-In-Aid

12. Institutional Service

    1. Service to the Department
       
    2. Service to the School
       
    3. Service to the College
       
    4. Service to the Graduate Center
       
    5. Service to the University
       

13. Offices Held In Professional Societies

14. Other Professional Activities And Public Service

15. Teaching Activities At This Institution

    1. Courses Taught (List)
       

       Physics	151	Freshman Physics
       Physics	152	Freshman Physics
       Physics	241	Modern Physics
       Physics	351	Statistical Physics
       Physics	383	Modern Physics Laboratory
       Astronomy	102	Astronomy for non-science majors

    2. New courses/programs developed (list):