Careers & Scientists

articles that reference careers related to chemistry or highlight specific scientists

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// Wednesday, February 12, 2025 Amanda Patrick
General chemistry can be a daunting course for students and may be seen as a gatekeeping course or a general education “hoop to jump through” toward a goal of a science, technology, engineering, or mathematics (STEM) degree for non-majors. Challenges are exacerbated by the large enrollment format common in many higher education institutions.
text: Effective Recruiting That Led to a Decline in Diversity
// Sunday, September 24, 2023 Chadwick Young
Chadwick Young, Glenn Lo, Kaisa Young, Sarah Bergeron, Abby Adams, Theodore Alivio, Yusheng Dou, Rajesh Komati, Matthew Marlow, Uttam Pokharel, Himanshu Verma, Darcey Wayment, and Xue-hui Wayment* *Nicholls State University, Thibodaux, Louisiana
text: Effective Recruiting That Led to a Decline in Diversity
// Sunday, September 24, 2023 Chadwick Young
Nicholls Chemistry is at a primarily undergraduate institution and offers a B.S. in chemistry and supporting courses in physics, astronomy, and geology. It has 15 faculty and about 100 chemistry majors.
the talk
// Sunday, August 29, 2021 Francisco Villa
The beginning of the academic year is fast approaching and already I am meeting with a few students to sign them into certain classes and to talk about their career intentions upon graduating.
performance evaluation
// Monday, April 19, 2021 Clarissa Sorensen-Unruh
Introduction: Evaluations are part of our everyday lives. And yet, so few know and implement program and project evaluations in a logical and meaningful way. This four-part blog series aims to expand our collective understanding on the definitions, kinds, and implementations of evaluation and evaluation research.
female scientist looking at a petri dish
// Thursday, April 8, 2021 Stephanie O'Brien
This year so many in-person events at school have not been able to happen due to COVID restrictions. One activity that my science honor society students have enjoyed greatly is the Skype with a Scientist Live sessions. Students register in advance and then have the opportunity to be face to face with a scientist.
mortuary science
// Monday, February 22, 2021 Kathleen Carrigan
Why take chemistry for a degree in Mortuary Science? I have a student who is interested in going into mortuary science. I did a little research to learn more about this field in order to point out particular places where my course is important to her chosen career.