Jennifer K. Bachman
The University of the South
735 University Avenue
Sewanee, TN 37383-1000
931-598-3237 (office)
931-598-1145 (fax)
email
Topics: Drugs of Abuse, A Day in the Life of a Forensic Drug Chemist,
What Does a Chemist Actually Do?,
Fun chemistry Demonstrations YOU can do
Linda Brazdil
Northwestern University
School of Education and Social Policy
2120 Campus Drive
Evanston, IL 60208-2615
874-467-5272
Email
Topics: Careers in Chemistry and Science Education.
Jeanne Buccigross, Ph.D.
College of Mount St. Joseph
Department of Chemistry
5701 Delhi Road
Cincinnati, OH 45233-1670
513-244-4718 (office)
513-244-4222 (fax)
email
Topics: The Science of Rock Art; Teaching Chemistry with Natural Dyes
Professor Mary K.
Carroll
Department of Chemistry
Union College
Schenectady, NY 12308
518-388-6336 (office)
518-388-6795 (fax)
email
Topics: Aerogels:
Fabrication, Characterization and Applications; Aerogel-Platform Gas Sensors;
Establishing and Maintaining a Collaborative Research Program at an
Undergraduate Institution; Mentoring Undergraduate Research Students (Why Should
I Bother)?
Web page:
http://www.union.edu/academic_depts/chemistry/faculty/carroll/index.php
Kathleen Cox, Ph.D..
Schering-Plough Research Institute
2015 Galloping Hill Road, K-15-3-2800
Kenilworth, NJ 07033-0539
908-740-5179 (office)
908-740-2916 (fax)
email
Topics: The Role of
LC/MS/MS in Drug Metabolism in the Pharmaceutical Industry; Development of Drugs
in the Pharmaceutical Industry: From Molecules to Medicine
Angela Hoffman,
Ph.D.
University of Portland
Department of Chemistry and Physics
5000 N. Willamette Blvd
Portland, OR 97203
503-943-7173 (office)
email
Topics: Mentoring
research students and colleagues; Taxol, research, activity, etc.; Natural
products with antibiotic, anticancer or antimalarial activity
Allyn C. Howlett, Ph.D., Professor
Department of Physiology and Pharmacology
Wake Forest University Health Sciences
One Medical Center Blvd, Winston-Salem, NC 27157
336-716-8545 (phone)
336-716-8501 (fax)
email
Topics: Research Topics: Drugs of Abuse--the Cannabinoid Receptor
Career topics: Pharmacology: the Biology underlying Drug Design
Dr. Donna A. Iannotti
6461 55th Square
Vero Beach, FL 32967
772-480-1207 (phone)
Email
Topics: Biochemistry; Agricultural chemistry; Green
methods of insect and plant pathogen control, bioremediation, science and the
public; Scientific urban myths; Women in chemistry
Susan Marine, Ph.D.
Miami University Middletown
4200 East University Boulevard
Middletown, OH 45042-3497
513-727-3372
email
Topics:
Chemistry of Art Materials; Multidimensional Gas
Chromatography; Chemical Technology; Interdisciplinary Teaching of Basic
Chemistry Using Art
Dr. Judith Faye Rubinson
Department of Chemistry
Georgetown University
Box 571227
Washington, DC 20057- 1227
202-687-2066 (office)
202-687-6209 (fax)
email
Topics: Biochemical and
Biomedical Applications of Conducting Polymer Electrodes
Dr. Barbara Sawrey
Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry
Associate Vice Chancellor, Undergraduate Education
UC San Diego
La Jolla, CA 92093-0001
858-822-4358 (office)
email
Topics: Mixing and Matching Paradigms from Science and Education Research
Dr. Anne T. Sherren
North Central College
555 Foxworth Blvd
Lombard, IL 60148
email
Topics: Items Related to
Chemical Education--especially Use of Real Life Samples for Student Experiments
Edlyn S. Simmons
Managing Member
Simmons Patent Information Service, LLC
5528 Brewer Rd, Mason, OH 45040
513 398-3660 (fax)
513 315-2751 (phone)
email
(Home email address) edlyns@earthlink.net
.
Topics: patent information; patent law; careers for chemists in
information science and patent law
Melissa Strait
614 W. Superior
Alma College
Alma, MI 48801
989-463-7223 (office)
email
Topics: Porosity in meteorites, Meteorites in Antarctica,
Service learning in the chemistry research lab, Environmental problems in
Central Michigan
Claire Tessier
Department of Chemistry
University of Akron
Akron, OH 44325-3601
330-972-5304 (office)
email
Topics:
Inorganic Backbone Polymers (especially
phosphazenes); Super Acids, Green Chemistry (for general audience); Project SEED
(sponsored by the ACS)
Dr. Kathryn
Thomasson
University of North Dakota
Chemistry Department
Abbott Hall Room 236
151 Cornell Street Stop 9024
Grand Forks, ND 58202-9024
701-777-3199 (office)
email
Topics:
Computer Simulations of Protein-Protein Interactions; Ligand Channeling in
Glycolysis; Glycolytic Enzyme/Actin Interactions; Calculations of Peptide and
Protein UV Circular Dichroism
Catherine Woytowicz
The George Washington University
Department of Chemistry
725 - 21st St., NW Room 107A
Washington, DC 20052
202-994-5637 (office)
email
Topics:
science and public policy; Congress, the
White House, and the Interagency Community; organic synthetic chemistry;
forensic science, innovation in teaching; science in decision making; support
for women in graduate school; chemical weapons (anything from history to medical
issues); conventional armed forces issues; critical thinking and analytical
writing; science writing; science in fiction/fiction in science (can include
film)
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