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| AQ Difference |
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| Aquinas Summer Research |
| AQ chemistry students spent the summer doing research projects . >>Learn more |
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| Chemistry News |
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Our thanks to all the chemistry department alumni who responded to our request to send in business cards! We drew one card at random and Deborah Bailey, Class of 1996, was the winner of our prize: the AQ Alumni hat pictured at left.
Congratulations Deborah! |
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| Outstanding Senior Awards 2009 |
| Graduating senior James Wahmhoff, Jr. was honored as the Chemistry Department's Outstanding Senior for the 2008-2009 academic year. |
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| Outstanding First-Year Student |
| Kayla Lewis '12 was honored as the Outstanding First-year Chemistry Student for the 2008-2009 Academic Year. |
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| Student Presents Research at Regional ACS Meeting |
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| Aquinas chemistry major Molly Soper ('10) presented a poster at the Central Regional Meeting of the American Chemical Society in Cleveland, Ohio, in May 2009. Molly worked with Dr. Elizabeth Jensen during the summer of 2008 on a research project that involved synthesis of several liquid crystal compounds that contained transition metal ions. This project was funded by a Mohler-Thompson Summer Research grant. The resulting compounds were analyzed by Differential Scanning Calorimetry to determine their liquid crystalline properties. |
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| Careers |
| Because chemistry plays a central role in all scientific disciplines the choice of careers of the B.S. chemist is almost limitless. There are exciting careers for chemistry majors in such disciplines as the environment, engineering, law and business. In addition, the chemical and pharmaceutical industries are natural career choices for the chemistry major. |
| Many chemistry graduates go on to graduate school for programs in: |
- Biochemistry
- Chemistry
- Chemical Engineering
- Medicine
- Dentistry
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| Alumni Newsletter Archives |
| Download (pdf) past issues of the Chemistry Department's Alumni Newsletter: |
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