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The faculty of the Chemistry Department have listed links on this page to various course-related documents. The list isorganized by course number. Names of the instructors are also provided.  Some material is present in pdf format and can be read with an Adobe Acrobat(R) Reader. The Reader is generally available free of charge from Adobe, Inc.. An e-link to the Office of Undergraduate Advising, in the College of Science and Technology is provided here.  Information regarding the availability of course offerings across the University can be found by clicking here.
Academic support for many of the courses listed below isprovided by the Math and Science Resources Center (MSRC) located in Rooms 201 and 208, 1810 Liacouras Walk. The services provided include one-on-one tutoring, a computer lab equipped with math and science software, weekly group tutorials/supplementary instruction, final exam review sessions, and a resource library. Operational hours for the current semester maybe found by clicking here.

The Chemistry Department also has a Student Advisor/Ombudsperson (SA/O). For the Fall 2010-Spring 2011,  the responsibility has been undertaken by the very capable Mr. Abishek Mandal. His office is BE228, his phone number is 215-204-9351, and his e-mail address is amandal@temple.edu. The College of Science and Technology (CST) grievance policy can be found by clicking here .

Students are encouraged to comment on their classroom experiences during the term and may do so by filling out the form to be found here.
In addition to the course specific information, a Periodic Table is available and the American Chemical Society(ACS) and the Temple Library sites can also be accessed. Some interesting chemistry material can also be found at Web-stirs' and several good sites for examining various models of orbitals and compounds are also available. A significant amount of information is also available at Rolf Claessen's Chemistry Index and a table of physical constants, useful in many of the courses we offer, is being worked on and added to as needed. A NISTdata base has also been created with many physical constants and it can be found here .  A table for the Organic Chemistry classes with some infrared (IR)and nuclear magnetic resonance (NMR) data for use in problem solving is also here (and always underconstruction). The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) has an online searchable database that contains spectroscopic and thermodynamic data for many organic compounds. Computational work can be explored from any computer within Beury Hall using the Departmental version of WebMO which can be accessed in Beury Hall ONLY from the Department Server.
The online tutorial for The Science of Synthesis can be found here .
The most recent Undergraduate University Bulletin entry for the Departmentof Chemistry can be examined by clicking here and the one for the Graduate Program is found here .

Scholarship Information

For an application for the Tomlinson Scholarship please click here.  For an application for the Brown Scholarship please click here.

An inventory of chemicals in the Department can be found by clicking here

SPRING 2011 SYLLABI

COURSE NAME & NUMBER INSTRUCTOR'S NAME DOCUMENTS

1011 (was C051) Chemistry:  The Study of Matter I

(First Semester)

Dr. Serge Jasmin (sjasmin@temple.edu) Syllabus

1022/4 (was C062/4) Introduction To Chem.II Lecture & Lab

(Second Semester) MAIN & AMBLER

Dr. James Bloxton (jdb84@temple.edu)

Dr. John MacMillan (john.macmillan@temple.edu)

Dr. Benjamin Shapiro (benshap1@temple.edu)

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1027 (was 0055) Application of Chemistry

Dr. Allan Thomas (allan.thomas@temple.edu)

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1031/3 (was C071/3) General Chemistry I Lecture and Lab

(First Semester) MAIN

Dr. Allan Thomas (allan.thomas@temple.edu)

Dr. Michael Childs (mechilds@temple.edu)

Dr. Jonathan Smith (jmsmith1@temple.edu)

Dr. John Michel (jmichel@temple.edu)

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1032/4 (was C072/4) General Chemistry II Lecture and Lab

(Second Semester) MAIN & AMBLER

Dr. Andrew Price (acprice@temple.edu)

Dr. Michael Childs (mechilds@temple.edu)

Dr. John Scovill (scovillj@temple.edu)

Dr. John MacMillan (john.macmillan@temple.edu)

Dr. John Michel (jmichel@temple.edu)

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1952/4 (was H092/4) Honors General Chem. II Lecture & Lab

(Second Semester)

Dr. Daniel Strongin (dstrongi@temple.edu)

Mr. Harry Gottlieb (harryg@temple.edu)

Syllabus Not Available

2201/3 (was 121/3) Organic Chemistry I Lecture and Lab

(First Semester) MAIN

Dr. Chris Schafmeister (meister@temple.edu)

Dr. Jason Cross (jcross@temple.edu)

Dr. John Williams (john.r.williams@temple.edu)

Dr. Alfred Findeisen (alfred.findeisen@temple.edu)

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2202/4 (was 122/4) Organic Chemistry II Lecture and Lab

(Second Semester) MAIN & AMBLER

Dr. Rodrigo Andrade (randrade@temple.edu)

Dr. Jason Cross (jcross@temple.edu)

Dr. Steven Fleming (steve.fleming@temple.edu)

Dr. David Hill (hill@temple.edu)

Dr. Serge Jasmin (sjasmin@temple.edu)

Dr. Alfred Findeisen (alfred.findeisen@temple.edu)

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2212/4 (was 0182/4) Organic Chemistry II Majors Lect/Lab

2922/4 (was H192/4) Organic Chemistry II Honors Lect/ Lab

(Second Semester)

Dr. Scott Sieburth (sieburth@temple.edu)

Dr. David Dalton (dalton@temple.edu)

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3091 (New) Research Methods Dr. Jeff Martoff (cmartoff@temple.edu) Syllabus

3103 (was 215) Techniques of Chemical Measurement I

Dr. Jonathan Smith (jmsmith1@temple.edu)

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3105 (was 217) Introduction To Chem. Research Tech. Lab


 Dr. Roy Keyer (keyer@temple.edu) Syllabus

3301 (was 231) Physical Chemistry Lecture I

(First Semester)

 Dr. Eric Borguet (eborguet@temple.edu) Syllabus

3302 (was 232) Physical Chemistry Lecture II

(Second Semester)

Dr. Francis Spano (spano@temple.edu)

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2891 (New) Introduction To Research

3881 (was 283/284) Cooperative Research

3891/4891 (was 293/4/7/8) Undergraduate Research

Faculty.

Undergraduate Research Form

and Report Information

4001 (was 301) Inorganic Chemistry

Dr. Jayakumar Gilbert (jgil@temple.edu)

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4003 (was 307) Inorganic Synthesis Dr. Jayakumar Gilbert (jgil@temple.edu)

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4004 (was 308) Solid State Analysis Dr. Michael Zdilla (mzdilla@temple.edu) Syllabus
4108 (was 318) Investigative Chemistry Dr. Roy Keyer (keyer@temple.edu) Syllabus
4196 (was 314) Techniques of Chemical Measurements II Dr. Roy Keyer (keyer@temple.edu) Syllabus
4202 (was 322) Organic Synthetic Methodology Dr. John Williams (john.r.williams@temple.edu) Syllabus
4207 (was 327) Advanced Organic Preparations Dr. Steven Fleming (steve.fleming@temple.edu) Syllabus Not Available

4396 (was W237) Physical Chemistry Laboratory

 

Dr. Vassil Boiadjiev (vassil.boiadjiev@temple.edu)

 

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4401 (was 371) Biochemistry I Dr. Allen Nicholson (anichol@temple.edu) Syllabus Not Available
5001 (was 401) Advanced Inorganic Chemistry I Dr. Bradford Wayland (bwayland@temple.edu) Syllabus
5205 (was 424) Organic Synthesis Dr. David Dalton (dalton@temple.edu) Syllabus
5305 (was 638) Chemical Kinetics Dr. Spiridoula Matsika (smatsika@temple.edu) Syllabus
8202 (was 626) Organometallics Chemistry Dr. Kevin Cannon (kevin.cannon@temple.edu) Syllabus Not Available
8205 (was 631) Heterocyclic Chemistry Dr. Franklin Davis (fdavis@temple.edu) Syllabus 
8300 (was 737) Special Topics In Physical Chemistry Dr. Michael Klein (mlklein@temple.edu) Syllabus Not Available
8303 (New) Modern Methods of Experimental Chemistry Dr. Robert Levis (rjlevis@temple.edu) Syllabus Not Available
8400 (was 747) Special Topics In Biochemistry Dr. Robert Stanley (rstanley@temple.edu) Syllabus
8501 (was 629) High Polymer Chemistry

Dr. Stephanie Wunder (slwunder@temple.edu)

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9900 (was 982) Seminar Dr. Stephanie Wunder (slwunder@temple.edu) Syllabus Not Available

9991 (was 990) Graduate Research

9994 (was 799) Preliminary Examination Prep

9996 (was 994) Master's Thesis

9999 (was 999) Doctoral Dissertation

Department Faculty

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