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Chemistry major Shreyas Rajagopal reflects on time at Emory in Wheel

Shreyas Rajagopal, a member of the graduing class of 2024, reflects on his Emory story in The Emory Wheel.Continue readingChemistry major Shreyas Rajagopal reflects on time at Emory in Wheel

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Chemistry major Shreyas Rajagopal receives 2024 Bobby Jones Scholarship

Shreyas Rajagopal, whose family immigrated to Texas from India, chose a double major in chemistry and religion to learn both scientific and social theories about how the world works.Continue readingChemistry major Shreyas Rajagopal receives 2024 Bobby Jones Scholarship

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Ayjha Brown receives ABRCMS travel award

Senior Chemistry Unbound major Ayjha Brown received a travel award to attend and present at the annual ABRCMS conference.Continue readingAyjha Brown receives ABRCMS travel award

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ChEmory featured in ACS inChemistry student magazine

https://inchemistry.acs.org/student-chapters/emory-university-hosts-community-events.htmlContinue readingChEmory featured in ACS inChemistry student magazine

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Doug Mulford named Nat C. Roberston Teaching Professor of Science and Society

Professor of Pedagogy Doug Mulford has been selected as the Nat C. Roberston Teaching Professor of Science and Society.Continue readingDoug Mulford named Nat C. Roberston Teaching Professor of Science and Society

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Chemistry major alum Zoe Walker awarded NCAA postgraduate scholarship

Zoe Walker have been named as winter recipients of the prestigious NCAA Postgraduate Scholarship. Walker was part of the women’s swimming & diving program at Emory and graduated in 2022 with a chemistry major and Spanish minor.Continue readingChemistry major alum Zoe Walker awarded NCAA postgraduate scholarship

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Graduating chemistry major Elise Etrheim blending science, art and history into a broad palette of impact

“The moment I realized I can take my original love of chemistry into a field like art conservation, it made me love it more,” Etrheim says. “Emory opened the door to the possibilities for me, and I’m not sure I want to narrow any options yet.”Continue readingGraduating chemistry major Elise Etrheim blending science, art and history into a broad palette of impact

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First Person: ChEmory at ACS

ChEmory, Emory’s award-winning undergraduate ACS club, sent three members to this the ACS Spring national meeting in Indianapolis, Indiana. The meeting took place on March 26-30. In addition to participating in the conference, the ChEmory members accepted the ACS Honorable Mention Chapter Award on behalf of ChEmory. Check out their first-person accounts of the conference experience…Continue readingFirst Person: ChEmory at ACS

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Chemistry major Aditya Kolisetti featured in Emory Wheel

As both a chemistry major and an English minor, Aditya Kolisetti “finds the complementary aspects in seemingly-opposite things.” By Emory Wheel reporter Jordyn Libow.Continue readingChemistry major Aditya Kolisetti featured in Emory Wheel

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Undergrad alum named UAA representative for NCAA Woman of the Year Award

Former Emory University swimming standout Clio Hancock – also a Chemistry Unbound major – has been selected as the University Athletic Association’s representative for the 2022 NCAA Woman of the Year Award.Continue readingUndergrad alum named UAA representative for NCAA Woman of the Year Award

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Antonio Brathwaite receives Emory Williams Distinguished Undergraduate Teaching Award

Continue readingAntonio Brathwaite receives Emory Williams Distinguished Undergraduate Teaching Award

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Chemistry major Yena Woo named Goldwater Scholar

Chemistry major Yena Woo has been named a Goldwater Scholar, one of the nation’s top scholarships for undergraduates studying math, natural sciences and engineering.Continue readingChemistry major Yena Woo named Goldwater Scholar