Jiang Yu

Jiang Yu serves as a Professor in the Department of Environmental, Geographic and Public Health Sciences within the School of Health and Natural Sciences at Fitchburg State University. His teaching responsibilities include foundational physics courses such as Physical Science I (PHYS 1100), Physical Science II (PHYS 1200), General Physics I (PHYS 2300), General Physics II (PHYS 2400), and Calculus-Based Physics I (PHYS 2600), reflecting his integration of physics education within the university's health and natural sciences framework.

Education Background

• Ph.D. from Western Michigan University
• M.S. from Western Michigan University
• B.S. from University of Science & Technology of China

Research Focus

His scholarly work centers on Physics Education—examining pedagogical methodologies and curriculum development for undergraduate physics instruction—and Nuclear Physics, where he investigates fundamental particle interactions and radiation principles. These dual interests demonstrate his commitment to both advancing scientific knowledge and improving STEM education practices, particularly in bridging theoretical physics with public health applications.

Professional Activities

Based in the Antonucci Science Complex (Offices 340 and 220A), Professor Yu maintains active engagement with the university community through course instruction and office hours. His academic profile emphasizes direct student instruction in core physics sequences while contributing to the interdisciplinary mission of the School of Health and Natural Sciences.