When not doing research in Faculty chemistry labs, students use the facilities as a quiet spot to study and work on research proposals.

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.

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.

From October 23:

Personal attention from faculty during office hours is just one of the perks of taking chemistry at Albion College.

From October 23:

Newly renovated labs and personal attention from faculty make learning chemistry at Albion College a fun and rewarding experience.