Wheaton College Chemistry





Welcome to the Wheaton College Chemistry Web Page! The Department of Chemistry offers a Chemistry major which is accredited by the American Chemical Society. A Biochemistry major, in conjunctionwith the Wheaton Biology Department is also available. We are also a part of the Wheaton Environmental Science major and the Environmental Studies minor. Our program centers on helping students acquire both the knowledge and the skills needed to understand our chemical world and to investigate its complexities. We are committed to fostering students' creativity and to channeling their interest toward productive research. We hope that emerging scientists grow, learn and discover. Our small class size and hands-on teaching style is uniquely suited to this goal. For more information, contact Elita Pastra-Landis, Department Chair epastral@wheatonma.edu We will be hosting the Clara M. Pike Undergraduate Research Symposium on September 21. This symposium highlights the summer research of undergraduates at area colleges and universities.

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	Welcome to the Wheaton College Chemistry Web Page! The Department of Chemistry offers a Chemistry major which is accredited by the American Chemical Society. A Biochemistry major, in conjunctionwith the Wheaton Biology Department is also available. We are also a part of the Wheaton Environmental Science major and the Environmental Studies minor.
	Our program centers on helping students acquire both the knowledge and the skills needed to understand our chemical world and to investigate its complexities. We are committed to fostering students' creativity and to channeling their interest toward productive research. We hope that emerging scientists grow, learn and discover. Our small class size and hands-on teaching style is uniquely suited to this goal. For more information, contact Elita Pastra-Landis, Department Chair epastral@wheatonma.edu

	We will be hosting the Clara M. Pike Undergraduate Research Symposium on September 21. This symposium highlights the summer research of undergraduates at area colleges and universities.