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Seminars

Among the department intellectual activities are weekly colloquia at which faculty members from other universities as well as researchers from industrial laboratories and research institutes speak.  Lounge. Speakers are suggested by students and faculty. Students are given time to meet with each speaker with a student assigned as host. There are weekly departmental seminars on Friday afternoons followed by refreshments and discussions in the Chemistry

In addition, chemistry students and faculty speak at weekly research seminars covering the fields of organic, physical, inorganic, and biological chemistry. At these seminars, generally held in the evening, a faculty member or a student presents a paper covering his or her research or a recent publication of wide interest. Graduate students have the opportunity to present a paper each year. On occasion, an invited guest will speak. Majors are strongly encouraged to attend these seminars and, with permission of instructor, may obtain academic credit (CHEM 521/522). (However, such credit cannot count toward the electives for the major.)

Click here to link to weekly Colloquiums.