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Frank Rossi, chair
Bowers Hall, Room 342
607-753-4323
Fax: 607-753-5928
Email: chemistry.department@cortland.edu     
cortland.edu/chemistry

School of Arts and Sciences

Faculty

Karen Downey, Julius Green, Katherine Hicks, Gregory D. Phelan, Andrew Roering, Frank Rossi, Lynn Schmitt, Michael Von Tersch, Jeffrey Werner, Sarah Wolf

Adjunct Faculty

For a listing of adjunct faculty see the Faculty and Administration  section.

Degrees and Minors

Bachelor of Science in Biochemistry
Bachelor of Science in Chemistry
Bachelor of Science in Adolescence Education: Chemistry (7-12)
Minor in Chemistry

Concentration Offered

Environmental Science

Description

Study of chemistry prepares students for laboratory, sales and management positions in industry; for advanced study in all fields related to chemistry; for teaching careers in chemistry and related sciences. Students use modern chemical instrumentation and are actively involved in research projects. Learning proceeds through a balance of theoretical (classroom) and practical (laboratory) experiences. The chemistry program is approved by the American Chemical Society.

Special Features

• Small classes, personal attention
• Student use of the most modern instruments and methods
• Extensive laboratory experience
• Opportunities to collaborate with faculty in original research
• Excellent record of graduate school placements and fellowships

Requirements

1. Degree requirements  listed in this catalog apply to all of the majors offered by this department. 
2. Liberal Arts Requirements: B.A. – 90 credit hours;
   B.S. – 60 credit hours.

Programs

• Adolescence Education: Chemistry (7-12) [ACM]
• Biochemistry [BCH]
• Chemistry [CHM]
• Chemistry: Concentration in Environmental Science [CHM_ENVS]

• Chemistry Minor [CHE]

Courses

• AED 442 - Methods I: Teaching the Sciences in the Middle and Secondary Schools (CHE)
• AED 443 - Methods II: Teaching the Sciences in the Middle and Secondary Schools (CHE)
• AED 444 - Laboratory Practicum (CHE)

• CHE 112 - Introductory Forensic Science
• CHE 121 - Elementary Chemistry I
• CHE 122 - Elementary Chemistry II
• CHE 125 - Chemistry and the Environment
• CHE 129 - Special Topics in Chemistry
• CHE 224 - Problem-Solving in General Chemistry I
• CHE 225 - Problem-Solving in General Chemistry II
• CHE 227 - General Chemistry I Lecture
• CHE 228 - General Chemistry II Lecture
• CHE 229 - Special Topics in Chemistry
• CHE 277 - General Chemistry I Laboratory
• CHE 278 - General Chemistry II Laboratory
• CHE 300 - Organic Chemistry I Lecture
• CHE 302 - Organic Chemistry II
• CHE 303 - Organic Chemistry I Laboratory
• CHE 304 - Organic Chemistry Laboratory II
• CHE 305 - Problem-Solving in Organic Chemistry I
• CHE 306 - Problem-Solving in Organic Chemistry II
• CHE 310 - Foundations of Analytical Chemistry
• CHE 329 - Special Topics in Chemistry
• CHE 340 - Inorganic Chemistry
• CHE 361 - Introduction to Research in Chemistry and Biochemistry
• CHE 410 - Quantitative Analysis
• CHE 429 - Special Topics in Chemistry
• CHE 431 - Physical Chemistry I
• CHE 432 - Physical Chemistry II
• CHE 451 - Biochemistry I
• CHE 452 - Biochemistry II
• CHE 453 - Biochemistry Lab
• CHE 461 - Senior Seminar in Chemistry and Biochemistry
• CHE 477 - Advanced Laboratory I
• CHE 478 - Advanced Laboratory II
• CHE 480 - Independent Research
• CHE 499 - Chemistry Tutoring
• CHE 500 - Advanced Organic Chemistry
• CHE 505 - Polymers and Macromolecules
• CHE 510 - Chemical Instrumentation
• CHE 520 - Fundamentals of Materials Science
• CHE 529 - Special Topics in Chemistry
• CHE 530 - Advanced Physical Chemistry
• CHE 540 - Advanced Inorganic Chemistry
• CHE 550 - Enzymology

• SCI 120 - Chemistry, Cannabis and Society
• SCI 142 - Integrated Physics and Chemistry

• AED 391 - Introduction to Adolescence Education (CHE)

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