The Undergraduate Advisory Council will be made up of 4-10 students in the Department of Chemistry. The purpose of the council will be to generate ideas for student success and to facilitate direct communication between the Chair of the Department of Chemistry and the students. Each campus within the UM System and each college at S&T is required to generate ideas of how to increase retention rates and improve graduation rates, focusing on “areas of concern, pedagogical issues, technological problems, unsound business practices, policies and procedures that are detrimental to improving retention and graduation rates.”
Meetings in FS21 will be approximately every two weeks: 10/10/21 (4 - 4:30 PM), 10/25/21 (6 - 7:30 PM), 11/08/21 (6 - 7:30 PM), 11/29/21 (6 - 6:30 PM)
Chair, 10/2021; B.S. Chemistry
Chair, 10/2021; B.S. Chemistry
Secretary, 10/2021; B.S. Chemistry
B.S. Biochemistry
B.S. Chemistry
B.S. Biology & B.S. Biochemistry
Regenerative Medicine Lab, Semon group
B.S. Biochemistry
Regenerative Medicine Lab, Semon group
Chair, 10/2019; B.S. Chemistry
Secretary, 10/2019; B.S. Chemistry
Schrenk Hall 241, Nam group
B.S. Polymer Chemistry
B.S. Biochemistry
iGEM Team, Student Design Center
B.S. Biology & B.S. Biochemistry
Regenerative Medicine Lab, Semon group
B.S. Biochemistry
Schrenk Hall 240, Mochalin group
B.S. Biochemistry
Schrenk Hall 146, Woelk group
B.S. Biochemistry
Regenerative Medicine Lab, Semon group
Meetings in FS19 on Tuesdays, 6:30 - 7:30 PM every two weeks: 10/01/19 (Schrenk Hall), 10/15/19 (Alex's Pizza), 10/29/19 (Kyoto), 11/12/19 (Panera), and 12/03/19 (Public House). Meetings in SP20 on Tuesdays, 6:00 - 7:00 PM every two weeks: 02/04/20 (Panera), 02/18/20 (Schrenk Hall, Guest: Dr. Woelk), 03/03/20 (Panera), 03/16/20 (Special Monday dinner meeting; Guest: Dr. Cole, UI, postponed), 03/31/20 (Guest: Dr. Winiarz, postponed).
Meet at Department of Chemistry Office unless other arrangements are made by email.
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