Courses
Ongoing work is well balanced between Analytical, Biochemistry, Inorganic, Organic, and Physical Chemistry. In addition there are adjunct faculty in the Biology and Physics Departments. Much of the current research transcends traditional boundaries to include fields such as bioorganic, bioinorganic, biophysical, and environmental chemistry. Weekly seminars and the annual Denkewalter Lecture (which brings the winner of either the American Chemical Society's Pure Chemistry or Eli Lilly awards to campus) provide an opportunity to learn about up to date advances from respected scientists from industry and academia.
Course Descriptions and Syllabi
Chemistry Schedules
- Spring 2010 - Subject to change without notice. Locus will always have the most updated information.
- Summer I 2010 - Subject to change without notice. Locus will always have the most updated info.
- Summer II 2010 - Subject to chenage without notice. Locus will always have the most updated info.
- Fall 2010 - Subject to change without notice. Locus will always have the most updated information.
- Spring 2011 - Subject to change without notice. Locus will always have the most updated information.

