Students in the Student Affiliate American Chemical Society (ACS Club) announced that they will be offering their tutoring services again this Fall. Undergraduate upperclassmen in the club, usually majoring in chemistry or biochemistry, offer their time during weeknights to help students in freshman- and sophomore-level Chemistry courses.

Dr. John Eck, dean of the College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics, announced that Dr. Lawrence Kupchella (Chemistry) will take over the coordinator position for the Natural Sciences Preprofessional Program in Summer 2009.

A special topics course on the chemistry of food is being offered for Fall 2009 in the Chemistry Department. CHEM 281 Food Chemistry is a three-credit, non-lab chemistry course focusing on basic and organic chemistry as it applies to food.

Registering for Spring 2009? Why not take a forensic class? It’s a great way to learn about forensic science through CSI and it counts as a Liberal Studies non-lab science course!