UF American Nuclear Society Student Chapter

I’m a nuclear engineering student and I’d like to get involved with ANS. What should I do?

1. First, come to the next ANS meeting and introduce yourself! Even if you’re a freshmen or sophomore who’s not taking nuclear courses, coming to the ANS meetings is a great way to learn about the department, ANS activities, and meet upperclassmen.
2. Secondly, download, complete, and submit the application to join the UF ANS student chapter. It won’t cost anything!
3. Then, go to the ANS national website and join the National American Nuclear Society. It’s only like $30 and they give you a yearly subscription to the Nuclear News magazine for free!
4. Subscribe to the ANS website RSS feed to keep updated on anything posted to the website!

I’m doing nuclear engineering, but I’m more interested in medical physics, what now?

1. All of the medical physics students in addition to joining UF ANS also join UF Society of Health and Medical Physics or SHMPS.
2. So if you’re interest in medical physics, join both ANS and SHMPS!