Chemistry

• American Chemical Society Certified

  

  The Bachelor of Science in Chemistry degree from St. Mary’s University has been certified by the America Chemical Society (ACS).

  ACS approval ensures that the department is offering a broad, rigorous curriculum that maintains high standards in institutional environment, infrastructure and undergraduate research for the development of student success.

• Degree Plans

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  Not all Chemistry graduates wear white lab coats. As well as practical knowledge of the subject, Chemistry students develop many other skills prized by employers, such as problem-solving, numeracy, communication, creativity, and data analysis.

  Bachelor of Arts in Chemistry
  Bachelor of Arts in Chemistry with Teacher Certification
  Bachelor of Science in Chemistry
  Bachelor of Science in Forensic Science with Chemistry Option
  Minor in Chemistry

• Chemistry Courses

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  The various degree options allow Chemistry students to select the path that best fits their future plans, from teaching certification to medical or dental school.

  Course highlights include:

  General Chemistry I and II
  Organic Chemistry I and II
  Analytical Chemistry
  Instrumental Analysis
  Advanced Inorganic Chemistry
  Physical Chemistry I and II
  Special Topics in Chemistry

  See the catalog for a full list of courses with descriptions:

  Course Catalog

The professors are incredibly encouraging in making sure you know of the opportunities that will make you a unique applicant for wherever you are applying. They often send emails for internship and job applications and work with you to find a good fit! All you have to do is ask.

Samantha Pérez, Class of 2020

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Faculty

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  Susan P. Oxley, Ph.D. Chair and Professor of Chemistry
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  Timothy Pieprzyca, S.M. Instructor of Chemistry
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  Jeff R. Schoonover, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Chemistry
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  Pius Adelani, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Chemistry
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  George Anquandah, Ph.D. Instructor of Chemistry
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  Dmitriy Khon, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Chemistry
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  Michael D. Losiewicz, Ph.D. Professor of Chemistry
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  Xinghai Chen, Ph.D. Associate Professor of Chemistry
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  Erendra Manandhar, Ph.D. Assistant Professor of Chemistry