The
department offers courses in the five major areas of chemistry:
analytical, biochemistry, inorganic, organic, and physical.
Students
completing the undergraduate degree are well-prepared to begin a career
or advanced study in chemistry or related disciplines. In addition to
serving chemistry majors, the department offers courses for students in premedicine, predentistry,
biology, dietetics, earth sciences, physics, education, and cooperative
engineering programs. Introductory courses present the principles and
applications of chemistry to non-science majors. The chemistry program is
approved by the Committee on Professional Training of the American
Chemical Society. For more information, see the department office in
Room 121 of the Physical Science Building, call 607-436-3193 (fax,
607-436-2654), or email the Chairman, Dr. John Schaumloffel.
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Are you interested in a career in medicine?
Think about majoring in one of the chemistry programs!
Are you interested in a career in
biology, earth science, physics,
or any area of engineering or
medicine?
Be sure to enroll in General Chemistry -- a basic course in all of these
areas -- in your first year.
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