The Chemistry curriculum is designed to function as an integral part of the liberal arts program of the College. The courses taken in normal sequence bring the student from general principles through advanced theories to the practical applications of research and industry. Science and non-science majors thus begin together and proceed to a level appropriate for their chosen program.
Interested in learning what Gustavus chemistry alumni have been doing since their years at Gustavus? Watch for the upcoming chemistry department newsletter. Want to share what you've been doing? We welcome information and photos you would like to have in the newsletter. Please send your submission to chemnews@gustavus.edu by December 1, 2008.
The 2008 Fall Research Symposium highlighting Gustavus students' summer research was held at Gustavus in Nobel Hall on Friday, September 5. Schedule + Abstracts
Gustavus' new chemistry faculty member Dwight Stoll has been awarded a prestigious 2008 Camille and Henry Dreyfus Faculty Start-up Award. Dr. Stoll is one of only eight new faculty members across the country to have received this award. The others are faculty at Franklin & Marshall College, Macalester College, Marshall University, Occidental College, Santa Clara University, The College of New Jersey, and Trinity College. Dr. Stoll will use the award to benefit his professional efforts.
Congratulations to the Chemistry and Biology Departments for being awarded a prestigious $1 million Howard Hughes grant for research.
Gustavus students prepared models during in the 2008 January-Term Molecular Modeling class. Click here to view their J-term projects.