The chemistry faculty occasionally organizes outreach activities for students with the local Grinnell school system.
For more information, please contact Lee Sharpe.
A full list of post-graduate service opportunities is available through the Community Service Program.
Grinnell College has an active local chapter of the Society for Advancement of Chicanos and Native Americans in Science.
For more information about the society, please contact Grinnell's Chapter Advisor, Heriberto Hernandez-Soto.
The goal of this program is to offer students educational experience in applied technology; essentially, seeking to blend idealism with realism. To qualify, eligible students must demonstrate that the internship they propose will: focus on applied science or technology; emphasize application over discovery; take place in a non-profit or government setting in the United States; and achieve problem-solving goals.
For more information, please contact the program chair, Samuel Rebelsky.
Science Summer Research Application Form
Current Listing of Research :
Hernandez-Soto Summer Research 2014
Delia Salomon ’14 finds inspiration in contrasts.
Internationally respected professor and scientist Judith Klinman presents a Scholars’ Convocation—After Science, There’s Laundry.
The chemistry department hosts a weekly seminar on Thursdays at noon, presented by visiting speakers, students who have completed research, and faculty members. Topics range from academic lectures to discussions about careers and research opportunities in chemistry.
For more information, please contact the department chair, Professor Mark Levandoski.
The 17 women presented in this poster are currently in teaching, research, or administrative positions in colleges or universities.
