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Letter of Recommendation Requests
If you would like to receive letter of recommendation from someone in Chemistry, please fill out the Letter of Recommendation Request form, selecting the faculty and/or staff that you wish to send your request to.
Note: you will need to submit your resume separately to the faculty and/or staff that you are requesting a recommendation from. If you do not have a resume, you may wish to contact SCSU Career Services to assist you in developing a resume.
Transfer of Chemistry Courses to SCSU
If you have questions regarding the transfer of chemistry courses from another university to SCSU, you will need to provide us with some information to help us make the proper determination. Please complete the Transfer Advising Form. You will be contacted within one week by one of the transfer advisors in Chemistry.
Student Organizations
There are multiple student organizations available, geared towards chemistry students, to get involved with. These organizations give students opportunities to interact with faculty and staff, other students with similar interests, and gain valuable experience to add to a resume. More information on student organizations...
Scholarships
Over the past 18 years, Chemistry has awarded over 318 scholarships totaling over $40,800. Applications are accepted twice a year, in October and March. More information on scholarships...
Research Information
Student-faculty collaborative research is a strength of the Chemistry program. Research projects are ongoing in the areas of analytical, physical, organic, inorganic, and biochemistry. The research experience may be as short as a single semester or it may last for a year and even culminate to a published paper. All students who are pursuing an American Chemical Society approved major must complete one year of undergraduate research.
Please take a few minutes to check out the exciting research opportunities available.
Internship Guidelines
Students may supplement classroom learning through appropriate on-the-job work experience arranged with local, state, and federal government agencies, and private corporations. Granting of academic credit for internship experience is at the discretion of the Department of Chemistry & Physics. These guidelines also apply for earning CHEM 489 credit for research at another institution, e.g. REU programs.
