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SPS Event: Correspondence Principle

In-Person PHYS 401

Location

Physics : 401

Date & Time

November 5, 2026, 5:00 pm – 7:00 pm

Description

Hey everyone! I hope you're looking forward to solving some physics problems! 

Next week on Thursday, November 5th from 5pm-7pm in PHYS 401, we'll be hosting The Correspondence Principle! 

Join your peers and work together to solve physics problems as fast as you can to win some awesome prizes 🤩,  and yes there will be free food! 🍕

-Physics SPS

An event flyer titled **SPS Presents: CORRESPONDENCE PRINCIPLE** featuring a stylized logo for "UMBC SPS" in the top left corner.  The central illustration depicts a person with glasses and a blue shirt holding a clipboard while drawing an atom diagram on a small green chalkboard set on a wooden table. The background features various physics formulas written on a dark board, such as $F=ma$, $v = v_0 + at$, and $G \frac{m_1 m_2}{r^2}$.  Below the illustration, the text reads: "Come compete to solve physics problems in groups, where the top group wins **PRIZES**. There will also be **FREE FOOD** included."  At the bottom left, there is a QR code labeled "Discord Link."  The event details are printed at the bottom in yellow text:  * **Date & Time:** NOVEMBER 5th FROM 5-7 PM   * **Location:** PHYS 401

An event flyer titled **SPS Presents: CORRESPONDENCE PRINCIPLE** featuring a stylized logo for "UMBC SPS" in the top left corner.

The central illustration depicts a person with glasses and a blue shirt holding a clipboard while drawing an atom diagram on a small green chalkboard set on a wooden table. The background features various physics formulas written on a dark board, such as $F=ma$, $v = v_0 + at$, and $G \frac{m_1 m_2}{r^2}$.

Below the illustration, the text reads:
"Come compete to solve physics problems in groups, where the top group wins **PRIZES**. There will also be **FREE FOOD** included."

At the bottom left, there is a QR code labeled "Discord Link."

The event details are printed at the bottom in yellow text:

* **Date & Time:** NOVEMBER 5th FROM 5-7 PM


* **Location:** PHYS 401