Chemistry
Graduate Program
The department offers programs leading to a doctorate of philosophy with specialization in various fields of chemistry. Emphasis is placed on tailoring programs to fit the specific needs and desires of the graduate student. To facilitate this goal, a committee of interested faculty works with each student to advise and review his/her progress in research work and course requirements (five courses from specific areas of chemistry for Ph.D. students). Up to one year's equivalent of teaching apprenticeship will be required of all candidates for advanced degrees. In addition to formal course work, all students must pass qualifying examinations and submit and defend a research thesis.
Ph.D. candidates must also pass preliminary examinations. For further details, students should consult the appropriate departmental publications. Graduate scholarships, teaching assistantships and research fellowships are available.
Program Faculty
Daeg Brenner, Ph.D.
Donald Crampton, Ph.D.
Karen Erickson, Ph.D.
Sergio Granados-Focil, Ph.D.
Frederick Greenaway, Ph.D.
Shuanghong Huo, Ph.D.
Noel Lazo, Ph.D.
Luis Smith, Ph.D.
David Thurlow, Ph.D.
Mark Turnbull, Ph.D.
Affiliate Faculty
William Royer, Ph.D.
Emeriti Faculty
Harry C. Allen Jr., Ph.D.
Edward N. Trachtenberg, Ph.D.
Wen-Yang Wen, Ph.D.
Courses
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