Monday, 5 June 2006: 9:00 AM-11:30 AM
Red Room, Great Hall (Hershey Lodge and Convention Center)
Chemical Education (CHED)
Chemical Education - Posters
Sponsor: Wilkes University (student award sponsor)
Organizers:Robin McCann
Christine Martey-Ochola
Presiders:Christine Martey-Ochola
Robin McCann
Molecular dynamic simulations of Argon scattering off molten hydroxides
Bryan Gustafson
An effective four semester junior/senior approach to a chemistry seminar curriculum
Andrew G. Eklund, Garrett McGowan
A general chemistry lab experiment involving gold nanoparticles
Sarah Elizabeth Brunker, Seth Dougherty, Christine D. Keating, Joseph Keiser
Electrophilic aromatic substitution by student design: an inquiry-based learning lab
J. Berthel, Lewis Fikes
Incorporating a UPLC separation into the organic chemistry laboratory
Kevin Lemire, Amber Flynn Charlebois
Analysis of protein structure using HPLC
Dean Del Guercio, Lisa Christadore, Amber Flynn Charlebois
Can DNA cut it? Enhancing the undergraduate biochemistry curriculum
Stephanie R. Chapelliquen, Holly L. Bansky, Jamie Burns, Syeda Islam, Amber Flynn Charlebois
Using the effects of antibiotics on bacterial growth to demonstrate pharmaceutical concepts
Kirsten Kahler
Qualitative analysis scheme – an inquiry based process for a general chemistry experiment
Gregory S. Kowalczyk, Richard E. Brien
Nanoscience for non-science majors
R. David Crouch
A comparison of fluoride analytical methods: a traditional ISE versus a nanotechnology method
Michele Kondracki, Amanda Janiec, R. David Crouch, Benny C. Chan
Bringing web-based hands-on computing in chemistry into the classroom
Norah MacCuish
Synthesis of borazine, polyborazylene, boron nitride and lanthanum nickel boride nitride: a multi-week inorganic laboratory experiment
Ray Clifford, Louise Liable-Sands, Mark Bradley, Larry G. Sneddon
Isolation and TLC analysis of plant essential oils, an undergraduate experiment
john J. Sczepanski, Jonathan E. Gruber, Man Minh Ha, Ian C. MacIntire
PLTL and POGIL: The 1-2 punch of student-centered active learning techniques for chemistry instruction at Penn State
Thomas H. Eberlein
Capstone laboratory experience: The life cycle of a research project
William H. Steel
Crime scenes and chemistry
Amanda Zeak
The Rupe rearrangement: a useful reaction for teaching organic reaction mechanisms
James K. Murray Jr., Matthew C.R. Zagorski, Claire Coleman
Mechanism project for an organic I chemistry course
Kathleen M. Halligan
Are we reinforcing the popular notion that chemicals are only environmental pollutants in teaching chemistry
Donald D. Clarke

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