| From October 23, 2009
In research labs, students learn
state-of-the-art techniques and study molecules with interesting
properties. |
From November 9, 2009
Junior chemistry majors enjoy a lasagna dinner
cooked by the professors as they learn about options after
graduation. |
| From October 23, 2008
Non-majors get a chance to experiment and
learn the basics of chemistry in Chemistry 107. |
From September 4, 2008
The Chemistry Department would like
to welcome our new analytical chemist, Dr. Kevin Metz. Dr.
Metz will be teaching analytical and intro chemistry in the Fall
semester. |
| From July 1, 2008:
When not doing research in Faculty
chemistry labs, students use the facilities as a quiet spot to study
and work on research proposals.
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From January 28, 2008:
Albion College
students Corrine Weddell and Sara Cholyway check out a sample of
Beethoven's hair. As part of the Beethoven Festival at Albion
College in November, 2007, the Chemistry Department hosted a seminar
by William Walsh. Dr. Walsh found high concentrations of lead
which may have lead to Beethoven's death in 1827. |
| From December 1, 2007:
Students at
Albion College present the results of their research at national
meetings. Pictured above is Shauna Paradine (right, '08)
talking about her research to an interested chemist at the National
Meeting of the American Chemical Society in San Fransisco in 2007. |
The chemistry
curriculum at Albion College includes lab courses where you
receive hands on experience with chemical transformations and
interpretation of data. Shown above, Reid Smith (right, '09)
helps a student with NMR interpretation in the organic chemistry lab. |
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From November 6:
It's National Chemistry Week!!
Members of the
Chemistry Department celebrated Mole Day by creating the annual
"Periodic Table of Brownies" and invited the campus community to
"take a bite out of their favorite element".
How much do you know about the periodic table? How many of the
elements are named after people? Click
here to find out! |
From November 6, 2007:
Members of the Chemistry Club (L to R - Elizabeth Reznikov, Rachel
Lippert, Andrew Maximiuk, Shauna Paradine, Kristi Weage and Ryan
Stowe) celebrate Mole Day with Dr. Andrew French (not pictured) at
6:02 AM on 10/23 at the local diner. |
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From October 23:
Newly renovated labs
and personal attention from faculty make learning chemistry at
Albion College a fun and rewarding experience. |
From October 23:
Personal
attention from faculty during office hours is just one of the perks
of taking chemistry at Albion College. |
