School: Natural Sciences and Health
Degree Type: Minor
Format: In-Person
Student Type: Traditional Undergraduate

Are you fascinated with how different substances interact with each other? How atoms can form different compounds? Do you like working in a lab? A minor in Chemistry can support a wide variety of career paths, when coupled with appropriate majors. Having a minor in chemistry can provide many possible job opportunities as well as prepare for graduate or medical school. Forensics, working in chemistry analytical labs, preparation for Pharmacy or Material Science programs or for a career in medical laboratory science are just a few paths a minor in Chemistry can support.

Courses

18 credits: 10 credits in residence.

Required:

PHS 211 | General Chemistry I | 4 credits
PHS 212 | General Chemistry II | 4 credits
PHS 301 | Organic Chemistry I | 4 credits

Upper division Chemistry course chosen with advisor 6 credits

Students may count CHEM 301 toward both a Biological Science major and the Chemistry minor regardless of number of unique UD credits.

Learning outcomes

  • Utilize appropriate chemical nomenclature.
  • Predict the properties of substances based on chemical theory.
  • Model chemical reactions using chemical equations.
  • Solve chemistry-related problems employing approaches from the relevant area of chemistry.
  • Assess hypotheses using applicable chemical methods.
  • Interpret scientific data using appropriate analytical techniques.

Faculty

Image of Ed Gall M.S., M.Div.

Ed Gall M.S., M.Div.


Associate Professor for Physical Science and Mathematics

Faculty
Division of: Natural Sciences & Health
Phone: 503-517-1315
Image of Dr. David Terrell

Dr. David Terrell


Professor of Physical Science

Faculty
Division of: Natural Sciences & Health
Phone: 503-517-1096

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