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Faculty and Staff
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Magdalena E.
Wojciechowska, Ph.D., professor; organic chemistry (334)670-3573
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Kenneth Sundberg, Ph.D., assistant professor;
physical chemistry Emmanuel
Sikabwe, Ph.D., assistant professor; analytical chemistry Elizabeth
Clemons, department secretary. (334)670-3408 email
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ADJUNCT
FACULTY:
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Hermann
Gunter, M.A.T. in science teaching; M.S. in school administration. He
has been principal of Marna Barnett (334)670-5931
email The chemistry department occupies the top (3rd)
floor of the new wing of the Math-Science Complex, which was completed in
1999. Part of that building is shown above. The laboratories are
provided with fume hoods and a single-pass air-handling system that eliminate
odors in the labs. Experience with various instruments is necessary
to learn chemistry and to prepare the student for the work place. The
department provides hands-on experience with many instruments: Spec 20
spectrometers pH meters PerkinElmer and Buick Scientific atomic
absorption/emission spectrometers PerkinElmer
“Spectrum One” Fourier-transform infrared spectrometer Spectral
Instruments ultraviolet-visible spectrometer Bio-Rad high pressure liquid chromatograph
SRI variable
temperature gas chromatographs BAS
electrochemistry system Turner
filter fluorometer Abbe 3L
refractometer Johnson Matthey magnetic susceptibility
balance Chemistry is an active science. The campus
library subscribes to fourteen chemistry research journals in paper.
Plus, nearly thirty chemistry
journals are available on-line. Faculty members use these to stay
current, and to enrich their lectures. The faculty members are pursuing various research
projects, and encourage students to work with them on these projects. Professional Societies Related to Chemistry |
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