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The intricacies of this world are not accidental. Explore how matter functions and how to use it responsibly. A Geneva degree will reveal that the closer we look at what God has made, the more wonderful we find it to be.
Approved by the American Chemical Society for the past sixty years
Chemistry majors gain lab experience can get paid summer research projects
Geneva students have the opportunity to work on projects in conjunction with the US Department of Energy
It’s all about carbon: learn about carbon’s essential role in the world. Then, go to the lab to study the breakdown of fuels, plastics, and molecules
Select a passion or problem to study and engage in your own lab research
Physical Chemistry and Thermodynamics Study real-world applications of thermodynamics in physical processes, chemical systems, and gases
Look at the intersection of biology and chemistry through cells, biological reactions, enzymes, and more
Chemistry is the study of molecules, a part of the created universe that is central to nearly all areas of science and engineering.
The chemistry department helps students develop:
Chemistry majors will gain knowledge within their discipline while becoming aware of the tremendous responsibility and the sense of awe that comes with understanding and managing the material aspect of God's creation.
Graduates who aspire to have an impact in their communities and their careers through a Geneva Education gain expertise in this field enhanced by academics rooted in Christian values and ethics in Geneva’s program.
In recent years, 100% of Geneva students passed the Chemistry Comprehensive Exam and averaged 9 points above national norms
of chemistry graduates who sought work in their field were successful within six months of graduation or less
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Belle Henry, 2018 biochemistry graduate, was recognized for her research presentation at the 32nd American Chemical Society Student Members Annual Symposium at Duquesne University in April 2018. Her poster was among the top five undergraduate posters at the symposium.
Drs. Aiken, Belcastro, Heisey, and Schmalz attended the biennial conference of the International Christian Community of Teacher Educators
Geneva College hosts the STEM Symposium for Undergraduate Research from 6:30-8 p.m. on Wednesday, April 6, 2022, in Old Main. Chemistry Professor John Stahl, PhD, will speak on “Lessons Learned in Research: Observations from Conducting Chemistry Research for over 40 Years,” followed by a student poster session.
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