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Mariusz Kozik Department Chair / Professor of Inorganic Chemistry PhD, Georgetown University kozik@canisius.edu / webpage / (716) 888-2337 Teaching areas include general chemistry, inorganic, organometallic and bioinorganic chemistry. Research interests include the structures of polyoxometallates and their practical applications, most recently on carbon dioxide activation. Dr. Kozik is the 2008 recipient of the College of Arts and Sciences Faculty Service Award. |
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Sarah E. Evans Assistant Professor of Biochemistry PhD, University of Maryland Baltimore County sarah.evans@canisius.edu/ (716) 888-2342 Teaching areas include: Biochemistry and bioinorganic chemistry. Research interests include metal regulatory pathways in bacterial cells. In particular, determining the metal- and DNA-binding properties of a vital transcription factor from Borrelia burgdorferi, the bacteria that causes Lyme disease, and uses of metal complexes as tools to model biological events. |
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Timothy Gregg Assistant Professor of Organic Chemistry PhD, University of Arizona greggt@canisius.edu / webpage / (716) 888-2259 Teaching areas include organic chemistry and spectroscopy. Research interests include organic synthesis, reaction mechanisms and novel transformations involving rhodium carbenoid chemistry. |
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Roberto Ma. Gregorius Associate Professor of Education Director, Chemical Education Leadership Program PhD, University of Massachusetts at Amherst (Polymer Science & Engineering) gregorir@canisius.edu / webpage / (716) 888-3701 Teaching areas include general chemistry and science education. Research interests include science education: student-centered teaching and learning protocols suitable for both high school and first year college chemistry. |
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Mary O'Sullivan Professor of Organic Chemistry PhD, University of Newcastle upon Tyne, U.K. osulliv1@canisius.edu / webpage / (716) 888-2352 Teaching areas include organic chemistry, biological organic chemistry and spectroscopy. Research interests include enzyme inhibition and the development of novel anti-parasitic agents, specifically new compounds designed to combat diseases caused by trypanosomes. Dr. O'Sullivan is the recipient of the 2009 Full-Time Faculty Teaching Award from the College of Arts and Sciences. |
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Peter Schaber Professor of Analytical Chemistry PhD, SUNY at Buffalo schaber@canisius.edu / webpage / (716) 888-2351 Teaching areas include general and analytical chemistry. Research interests include the synthesis, characterization and reactivity of transition metal complexes in “unusual” coordination spheres and the analysis of heavy metals in water and food. |
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Phillip Sheridan Assistant Professor of Physical Chemistry PhD, University of Arizona phillip.sheridan@canisius.edu / webpage / (716) 888-2347 Teaching areas include general and physical chemistry. Research interests are in high-resolution electronic spectroscopy of small metal-containing radicals, synthesized in the gas phase, in order to characterize their electronic, bonding and geometric properties. |
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Jeremy L. Steinbacher Assistant Professor of Materials/Biomaterials PhD. Cornell University steinbaj@canisius.edu/ http://www.linkedin.com/in/jeremysteinbacher/ (716) 888-2343 Teaching interests include organic chemistry and materials/biomaterials chemistry. Research Interests: advanced materials for the treatment of cancer. In particular, particle-based drug-delivery agents, "smart" contrast agents for magnetic resonance imaging, and bio-nanoscience and functional polymers with novel architectures. |
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Steven Szczepankiewicz Associate Professor of Analytical Chemistry PhD, California Institute of Technology szczepas@canisius.edu / webpage / (716) 888-2355 Teaching areas include general, analytical and environmental chemistry. Research interests include the study of surface interactions with applications towards the development of new sensor technologies and photochemistry. Dr. Szczepankiewicz is also the coordinator of the college's annual summer science camp for local middle school students. To learn more about this program, click here. |
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Kristina Marohn General Chemistry Laboratory Coordinator MS, SUNY Fredonia marohnk@canisus.edu / HO 211A / (716) 888-2348 Teaching areas include freshman-level general chemistry laboratory classes. Professional experience includes a position as an Associate Engineer at AVOX Systems. |
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James Maul Adjunct Professor of Organic Chemistry PhD, Wayne State University maulj@canisius.edu / (716) 888-2356 Teaching areas include sophomore-level organic chemistry laboratory classes. Professional experience includes position as Senior Scientist at Occidental Chemical Corporation Technology Center. |
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Lindsay A. Rose Adjunct Professor of Chemistry rosel@canisius.edu Teaching areas include Organic Chemistry. Research interest include the development of new metal-catalyzed organic reactions and the synthesis of biologically active natural products. |
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Frank Dinan Professor Emeritus PhD, SUNY at Buffalo dinan@canisius.edu / webpage / (716) 888-2399 Teaching areas include organic and polymer chemistry, case-studies based chemistry, and technology and literature. Research interests include organic synthesis, polymer structure studies and innovative teaching strategies. Dr. Dinan is the 2008 recipient of the College of Arts and Sciences Full-time Faculty Teaching Award. |
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Joseph Bieron Professor Emeritus of Organic Chemistry PhD, SUNY at Buffalo bieron@canisius.edu / webpage / (716) 888-2357 Canisius College Distinguished Professor, 1983. WNY-ACS Schoellkopf Medal recipient, 1993. Research interests are organic synthesis, NMR spectroscopy, and innovative teaching strategies. |
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Thomas Stabler Director of Chemistry Laboratories MS in Chemistry, Canisius College stabler@canisius.edu / (716) 888-2344 |
| Alice Steltermann Departmental Secretary stelter@canisius.edu / (716) 888-2340 |