Chemistry

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Professor Clevette
Associate Professor Holmes
Assistant Professor Sikich
Visiting Assistant Professor Burks
 

Chemistry is the study of matter and its changes. These changes affect everything we eat, wear, and touch. Chemistry is the only science that studies the changes that involve both huge industries and the well-being of each of us. Chemists are employed in almost every sector of the economy. The work called chemistry is incredibly varied.

Chemistry graduates pursue advanced degrees in chemistry, chemical engineering, pharmacy, medicine, medical technology, law, and other areas. Other graduates obtain jobs in the chemical or pharmaceutical industries.

Programs

• Chemistry

• Chemistry Minor

Courses

• CHM 101 - Introduction to Chemistry (4)
• CHM 110 - Professional Development and Careers in Chemical Sciences (1)
• CHM 125 - General Chemistry I (4)
• CHM 126 - General Chemistry II (4)
• CHM 195 - Introduction to Chemical Research (1)
• CHM 205 - Organic Chemistry I (4)
• CHM 206 - Organic Chemistry II (4)
• CHM 210 - Biochemistry Inquiry Experience (2)
• CHM 271/371/471 - Selected Topics (1-3)
• CHM 290/390/490 - Directed Study (1-3)
• CHM 303 - Analytical Chemistry (4)
• CHM 322 - Instrumental Analysis (4)
• CHM 326 - Advanced Inorganic Chemistry (4)
• CHM 330 - Biochemistry I (4)
• CHM 351 - Chemistry Research I (2)
• CHM 411 - Physical Chemistry I (4)
• CHM 412 - Physical Chemistry II (4)
• CHM 421 - Chemistry Internship (0-12)
• CHM 430 - Biochemistry II: Advanced Topics in Biochemistry (3)
• CHM 494 - Communication of Chemical Research (0)
• CHM 495 - Chemistry Research II (2)
• CHM 496 - Chemistry Research III (2)

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