Physics Field Day 2024 is taking place in the HIxson-Lied Science Building at Creighton University on Saturday April 10, 2024 starting at 9:00 a.m. Arrive earlier to get registered and ready for the events!
Open to all Omaha area high school physics classes. Come for a fun day of physics!
We're excited to announce the 2023 Physics Field Day at Creighton University.
High School physics classes are invited to enter their team the roughly half-day competition taking place on April 1, 2023 on the Creighton University Campus.
Contact Society of Physics Students President Joe Klomp for more information.
The Society of Physics Students at Creighton University is excited to invite you and your students to Creighton’s annual High School Physics Field Day! Field Day is a friendly competition and learning experience for local high schools. We will be hosting this year's Field Day on Saturday, April 6th and hope that you can join us!
Generally, schools send team(s) of about 4-5 students and a teacher to compete in a variety of events. Previous years’ events included a quiz bowl, building a catapult, laser aiming, dropping an egg multiple stories, and many others. This year’s theme is Forms of Energy and will have new, fun events! Details with the exact events will be released soon.
Registration is $15 per team, plus $3 per student, which includes both breakfast and lunch for students and faculty. Please RSVP using this form:
https://goo.gl/forms/nr7V6ypbsQpAzzq42
Schools may bring more than one team. Field Day will begin at 8 am and end by about 3 pm. Additionally, a continental breakfast will be served starting at 7 am. If you have any questions please let me know!
Thank you,
Sam Ruiz (SPS president)
The 2015 Physics Field Day results are now available. Thanks to all the teams for making this event a great success, and congratulations to Duchesne Academy on earning 1st place!
1st Place: Team Superconductors (Duchesne Academy)
2nd Place: Team Graphene (Spalding Academy)
3rd Place: Tean LEDs (Mount Michael)
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