A Community of Teachers and Students

A Community of Teachers and StudentsThe Columbia Chemistry Faculty is a group of talented and highly qualified faculty. They have taught thousands of students at numerous institutions and universities and are very well known for their creativity, expertise, and dedication to the teaching of chemistry in our schools. All members of the faculty are actively involved in the development of education in the school systems of all U.S. states.They are the leaders of many local, state, and national organizations and have been instrumental in increasing the participation of young people in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics (STEM) programs. Their dedication to serving students has contributed to the dramatic rise in enrollment of students in STEM courses since the mid 1990s. There are many reasons for this growth, but the most important one is that many students have learned how to succeed in school and are now prepared to go into careers in science, technology, engineering, an d mathematics.Many of the faculty members have contributed to the development of several graduate programs at several universities and laboratories around the country, including the Department of Chemistry at Columbia University. The department consists of fifteen full-time and three part-time faculty members. The composition of the department includes ten full-time professors and four part-time adjuncts, both recruited from institutions across the United States. The department receives large amounts of grant funding from the National Science Foundation, grants for public outreach, and private foundations.The research program of the department is focused on new areas of research, with emphasis on applied science to improve the quality of life. The faculty are committed to the education of students in a variety of disciplines including chemical sciences, biological sciences, physical sciences, and engineering, which enhance their understanding of the importance of each discipline.The Columbia Chemistry Faculty is responsible for developing the content for the undergraduate and graduate courses offered by the Department of Chemistry. There are several materials available online that are helpful for teachers and students.There are also additional resources that contain very clear descriptions of the basic concepts of chemistry and its application in the world of science and technology. These materials include video lessons, audio lessons, and interactive teaching aids.The chemistry faculty members have been involved in creating additional programs for teachers, including creating new curricula and reworking the content. They are also responsible for introducing more advanced course work in these subjects, which makes them useful as scientific advisors for career and graduate students. They are constantly seeking ways to ensure that the classroom experience is as efficient and effective as possible.