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Saint Francis University
P.O. Box 600
Loretto, PA
15940-0600

 

Chemistry Program

          Welcome to Saint Francis University Chemistry!

Degrees offered BA, BS, Biochemistry, Education, Forensics, Preprofessional 


Graduation 2008

Congratulations to our 2008 Graduates!

 

  Faculty and Research Students Relaxing at Kennywood Amusement Park, Summer 2008

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 Christmas Decorating, Fall 2007

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Another Successful Halloween Scavenger Hunt!

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The Chemistry department and the Chemistry Club gathered on Friday Oct. 26th to hold the annual scavenger hunt. 

Students spent the evening eating, socializing and searching the campus for clues. 


 

Chemistry Club honored with Gold Award from the American Chemical Society !

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 Congratulations Chemistry Club!

Front row:  KaLynn Kline, Father Nathan Malavolti (advisor), Dr. Balazs Hargittai (advisor)

Back row:  Emily Gehrlein, Katie Knorr, Paul Johns, Jonathon Miller

Congratulations to all the chemistry club members not pictured that were involved in all of the club activities!

 

 
Chemistry Alumnus (Dr. Art Springsteen) featured in
the Wall Street Journal! (Click here for article)

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Chemistry Majors - 6 degree options!

 

The Chemistry major follows a curriculum that provides a solid foundation in the facts and principles of the science with many practical applications through research and internships. There is a high degree of flexibility in the general plan of study and concentration in order to meet the demands of the following students: those who plan to supplement the bachelor's degree by attending graduate school or by enrolling in a professional program, like medical school; those who plan to complete their formal education with the bachelor's degree and obtain positions in industry or with the government; and those who plan careers in teaching. Careers open to the chemist are numerous.  Some examples include analytical chemistry, bio-chemistry, clinical chemistry, geochemistry, inorganic chemistry, organic chemistry, physical chemistry, spectroscopy, radio and nuclear chemistry, applied or basic research, chemical literature abstracting, technical writing, market research, sales, advertising, technical services, waste disposal, sanitary engineering, environmental science, forensic science, public health, and teaching.


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