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https://assets.northpark.edu/wp-content/uploads/20211123131228/George-Quainoo_NPU_Headshot_10.19.21-10.jpg1200800Dr. George Quainoo is a professor of physics and engineering at 草莓影视. Bringing a background of research in metals to the classroom, Dr. Quainoo enjoys teaching physics because of the way “you can look at your environment and tell students why each phenomenon works.” He encourages every student to go out of their way and investigate things for themselves.