Physical science peers into the world of inorganic material, as opposed to biological sciences which study organic matter. Any field that focuses on inanimate matter and/or energy is a physical science. This includes physics, chemistry, astronomy, geology and other “hard sciences.” General physical science coursework typically involved all of these areas without an emphasis in any one of them. A degree in physical science explores a broad science curriculum that allows investigation of the interconnectedness of the hard sciences.
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Linda Mason served 26 years on the Kishwaukee College Board of Trustees and has dedicated many years of volunteer work to the local community. Kishwaukee College recognized Mason and her service with the John C. Roberts Community Service Award on Saturday at Kish's Spring 2025 Commencement Ceremony.
Read MoreKishwaukee College Radiologic Technology students were honored during a pinning ceremony on Thursday, May 15, at the College. Kish recognized 12 students for completing the Radiologic Technology program and presented each graduate with a special pin before family and friends during the ceremony.
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