about

Jesse Mason is a professor of physics at Henry Ford College and the director of the Hammond Planetarium. Mason graduated with honors from Eastern Michigan University with a double major in physics and music. Returning to his alma mater, he earned a Master's degree in physics with a focus on education. After his graduate work, Mason was hired as a physics lab tech for Oakland Community College, founded an astronomy club, launched a educational YouTube channel, and piloted 3d virtual environmental software.

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Contact: jlmason1 at hfcc dot edu

Courses taught at Henry Ford College:
ASTR 131: Descriptive Astronomy (Online)
ASTR 133: Introduction to Astronomy Lab (Online)
PHY 131: General Physics I
PHY 132: General Physics II
PHY 133: Principles of Physics

Courses taught at Schoolcraft College:
PHYS 104: Introduction to Astronomy
PHYS 123: Applied Physics
PHYS 181: General Physics I
PHYS 182: General Physics II

Courses taught at Eastern Michigan University:
PHY 100: Physics for Elementary Teachers
PHY 221: Mechanics, Sound and Heat
PHY 222: Electricity and Light