Congratulations to TCNJ’s newest inductees of Gamma Sigma Epsilon, The National Chemistry Honor Society! On Wednesday, November 2nd, TCNJ’s Sigma Beta Chapter of Gamma Sigma Epsilon welcomed nine new inductees: Kathleen Buchbinder, Rebecca Goncalves, Stephen Liang, Michelle Onofrio, Christine Reices, Jacob Riordan, Elijah Schiltz-Rouse, Justin Steets, and Monica Strowbridge. The ceremony was conducted by the… Continue Reading
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Faculty and Alumni Connect at ACS National Meeting in Philadelphia
TCNJ Chemistry Department alumni gathered at The Field House on August 22nd, 2016, to connect with TCNJ Chemistry Department faculty at the 252nd American Chemical Society National Meeting currently being held in Philadelphia, PA. Continue Reading
MUSE Program Begins
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Mark Norbury ’15
Mark Norbury will be graduating in May 2015 with a B.S. in chemistry (ACS certified with research). He will also be graduating with honors. Mark chose to pursue his B.S. in chemistry at TCNJ because he was inspired by his high school chemistry professor whom he had for both honors and AP chemistry. During his… Continue Reading
TCNJ Chemistry Major wins New Jersey Distinguished Student Teacher Award
Congratulations to Allison McQuillen, a chemistry secondary education major and May 2014 graduate, who recently won a 2014 New Jersey Distinguished Student Teacher Award. Since 1985, the Presidents of New Jersey’s teacher training institutions have been invited to submit the dossiers of their three most outstanding prospective teachers into competition for this award. This annual award… Continue Reading
Todd Warren
So far my experience as a Chemistry Major here at TCNJ can be described as exhilarating. Continue Reading
Breanne Cullen
During my freshman year, I found that I had a greater passion for chemistry, and I took the plunge and switched to being a chemistry major. Continue Reading
Kitchen Chemistry
A new chemistry course has turned up the heat and transformed a campus kitchen into a lab that analyzes one of the oldest applications of chemistry and chemical research: Cooking. Continue Reading
Joselle McCracken ’11
Joselle spent her summer at Freiburg im Breisgau, a small college city nestled in the hills of the Black Forest in the heart of central Europe’s wine country. Continue Reading
Jennifer Urban ’12
If it were not for the similarities between baking and chemistry – along with a deep passion for mathematics – Jennifer Urban might be making a name for herself as a pastry chef instead of one of the top science students at The College of New Jersey. Continue Reading