Jeremy Dodd

Jeremy Dodd is a Senior Lecturer in the Department of Physics at Columbia University.12 He has held this position since September 1990, accumulating over 34 years of experience in academia.3

Roles and Responsibilities

At Columbia University, Jeremy Dodd serves in several key capacities:

1. Director of Undergraduate Studies in the Department of Physics2
2. Director of the Columbia University Science Honors Program, an enrichment program for talented high school students from the tri-state area1

Academic Contributions

Dodd's work extends beyond teaching:

• He has been involved in high-energy physics experiments, particularly with the ATLAS experiment at CERN's Large Hadron Collider4
• His expertise in physics education has been recognized, as evidenced by his receipt of the 2021 Presidential Awards for Outstanding Teaching at Columbia University5

Teaching

Jeremy Dodd teaches various physics courses at Columbia, including:

• PHYS W1401 - Introduction to Mechanics and Thermodynamics
• PHYS W1402 - Introduction to Electricity and Magnetism6

His long-standing commitment to education and his contributions to the field of physics have made him a respected figure at Columbia University.