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Current Students/Alumni

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Undergraduate

Gautam Bhattacharyya
Nancy Brickhouse
David Cartrette
Dawn DelCarlo
Michael Doherty
Rob Ferguson
David Gardner
Regina Gilson
Tom Greenbowe
Susan Hanus Holladay
Willy Hunter
Dan MacIsaac
Phil McLaury
Patricia Metz
MaryKay Orgill
Francis Patron

Craig Bowen
Jeff Brambora
Jane Calhoun
Selcuk Calimsiz
Zubah Gayflor-Kpanaka
Chris Gutsche
Fredrick Hagemeister
Amy Flanagan Johnson
Michelle Kercher
Elena Labrador
Annette LaRussa
Ann Line
Mary Lorenz
Theresa L.B. McMillin
Kaya Kozanecki Muller
Leah Osterloh
Amy Phelps
Doug Ragan
Shelly Reed
Kim Stasiewicz
Kim Tan
Lisa Townsend
Maggie Workman

Rich Bauer
Michael Briggs
Carolyn Carter
Dan Domin
Jim Hood
Nichole Hume
Kirsten Lowrey
Provi Mayo
Jeffrey Pribyl
Joe Shane
Randy Ward
Scott White

Jeff Cramer
Ann Cutler
Alex Davis
W. Brett Davis
Tracy Friederich
Jonathan Guthrie
Shane Harris
Greg Horn
Michelle Kercher
Michael Klobuchar
James Koewler
Jonathan Mabbett
Claire McKinney
Marsha Ritter
Susan Peter
Lisa Schafer
Erica Shinauld
Chelsea Steele
Melodie Stevens
Melissa Stumpel
Thomas Rosenbaum
Sarah Weigand
Chandler Zachary
James Zachary
Michael Zientek

 

 


Graduate Students


Richard C. Bauer, II

  • Degree Obtained: M.S. (1992) and Ph.D. (1998)
  • M. S. Thesis Title: The Content of Freshman Chemistry: Concepts, Principles, and Process Skills.
  • Ph.D. Thesis Title: Teaching Innovation in Organic Chemistry: An Inquiry into What Happens When the Lecturer Stops Lecturing.

Gautam Bhattacharyya

  • Degree Obtained: Ph.D. (2004)
  • Thesis Title: A Recovering Organic Chemist's Attempts at Self-Realization: How Students Learn to Solve Organic Synthesis Problems.

Craig Bowen

  • Degree Obtained: M.S. (1988)
  • Thesis Title: A Qualitative Analysis of Graduate Students Problem Solving in Organic Synthesis.

Jeff Brambora

  • Degree Obtained: M.S. (1988)

Nancy Brickhouse

  • Degree Obtained: Ph.D. (1988)
  • Thesis Title: Teacher's Beliefs About Science and Science Teaching: Narrative of Convictions, Actions and Constraints.

Michael W. Briggs

  • Degree Obtained: M.S. (2002) and Ph.D. (2004)
  • M.S. Thesis Title: Design of an Instrument to Reveal Subconscious Cognitive Processes During the Mental Rotation of Molecules.
  • Ph.D. Thesis Title: Second-year Organic Chemistry Students' Conceptualization of Mental Molecular Rotation.

Jane Calhoun

  • Degree Obtained: M.S. (1997)
  • Thesis Title: Predicting the Products of Inorganic Reactions: A Study of Preformance

Selcuk Calimsiz

  • Degree Obtained: M.S. (2003)
  • Thesis Title: How Undergraduates Solve Organic Synthesis Problems: A Problem Solving Model Approach.

Carolyn S. Carter

  • Degree Obtained: M.S. (1984) and Ph.D. (1987)
  • M.S. Thesis Title: A Study of the Relationship Between Spacial Ability, Sex and Success in General Chemistry.
  • Ph.D. Thesis Title: The Role of Beliefs in General Chemistry Problem Solving.

David Cartrette

  • Degree Obtained: Ph.D. (2003)
  • Thesis Title: Using Combined Specrtal Analysis to Probe the Continuum of Problem Solving Ability.

Dawn I. DelCarlo

  • Degree Obtained: Ph.D. (2001)
  • Thesis Title: Students' Perceptions of Academic Dishonesty in a Chemistry Classroom.

Michael P. Doherty

  • Degree Obtained: Ph.D. (1989)
  • Thesis Title: The Effect of Drill Question Sequencing on Learning and User Satisfaction in Computer-Assisted Instruction in Molecular Geometry.

Daniel S. Domin

  • Degree Obtained: M.S. (1990) and Ph.D. (1993)
  • M.S. Thesis Title: Two-Dimensional Nuclear Magnetic Resonance Spectroscopy.
  • Ph.D. Thesis Title: The Role of Multiple Representation Systems in Problem Solving in Chemistry.

Robert Ferguson

  • Degree Obtained: Ph.D. (2003)
  • Thesis Title: Understanding Arrow-pushing Formalism from a Student's Perspective.

David E. Gardner

  • Degree Obtained: Ph.D. (2002)
  • Thesis Title: Learning in Quantum Mechanics.

Zubah G. Gayflor-Kpanaka, Jr.

  • Degree Obtained: M.S. (1993)
  • Thesis Title: Micellar Electrokinetic Capillary Chromatography (MEKCC): A Capillary Zone Electrophoresis Technique.

Regina J. Gilson

  • Degree Obtained: Ph.D. (1990)
  • Thesis Title: The Effect of Structured Writing on Achievement, Time, and Accuracy with a General Chemistry Laboratory.

Tom Greenbowe

  • Degree Obtained: Ph.D.
  • Thesis Title: An Investigation of Variables Involved in Chemistry Problem Solving

Chris Gutsche

  • Degree Obtained: M.S. in Chemistry (1990)

Fred Hagemeister

  • Degree Obtained: M.S. (1995)
  • Thesis Title: Effects of Spreadsheets in General Chemistry Laboratory Experiments.

Susan R. H. Holladay

  • Degree Obtained: Ph.D. (2001)
  • Thesis Title: Action Research as the Vehicle for Curriculum Change in Analytical Chemistry: A Logitudnal Study.

B. James Hood

  • Degree Obtained: M.S. (1989) and Ph.D. (1992)
  • M.S. Thesis Title: ANALEAS: The Effect of Machine-Modified Learner Control on Computer Tutorial User Performance and Motivation.
  • MaryKay Orgill

    • Degree Obtained: Ph.D. (2003)
    • Thesis Title: Playing with a Double-Edged Sword: Analogies in Biochemistry.
  • Ph.D. Thesis Title: An Investigation of the Relationship Between Student Cognitive Characteristics and the Use of Hypermedia Science Tutorials.

Nicole Hume

  • Degree Obtained: M.S. (2001) and Ph.D.(2004)
  • M.S. Thesis Title: Investigating Student Experiences with Web-Based Assignments in Laboratory Science Courses.
  • Ph.D. Thesis Title: The Professional Development of Graduate Teaching Assistants in Chemistry.

William J. F. Hunter

  • Degree Obtained: Ph.D. (1998)
  • Thesis Title: Student Participation in World Wide Web-Based Curriculum Development of General Chemistry.

Amy Marie Flanagan Johnson

  • Degree Obtained: M.S. (2001)
  • Thesis Title: Web-Based Distance Education: Bridging the Gap Between Chemistry and Chemical Engineering.

Michele Kercher

  • Degree Obtained: M.S. (1985)
  • Thesis Title: Computers in Chemistry Instruction.

Elena Labrador

  • Degree Obtained: M.S. (1988)

M. Annette LaRussa

  • Degree Obtained: M.S. (1985)
  • Thesis Title: Spacial Ability, Hemispheric Specialization and Achievement in Chemistry.

Kim Line

  • Degree Obtained: M.S.

Mary Lorenz

  • Degree Obtained: M.S. (1987)

Kirsten A. Lowrey

  • Degrees Obtained: M.S. (1996) and Ph.D. (2002)
  • M.S. Thesis Title: An Alternative Mode of Instruction: A Detailed Analysis of three units in Medicinal Chemistry 204.
  • Ph.D. Thesis Title: How Chemistry Students Study for an Exam: A Phenomenographic Analysis

Daniel MacIsaac

  • Degree Obtained: Ph.D. (1995)
  • Thesis Title: Curricular Reformation in Computer-Based Undergraduate Physics Laboratories via Action Research.

Provi Mayo

  • Degree Obtained: M.S. (2000) and Ph.D. (2004)
  • M.S. Thesis Title: Science Concept Attainment in Second Language Learners.
  • Ph.D. Thesis Title: Assessment of the Impact Chemistry Text and Figures Have on Visually Impaired Students' Learning.

Phil McLaury

  • Degree Obtained: Ph.D. (2011)

Theresa L. B. McMillin

  • Degree Obtained: M.S. (1983)
  • Thesis Title: A Study of the Relationship Between Spacial Ability, Field Dependance-Independance, and Achievement in Chemistry.

Patricia Metz

  • Degree Obtained: Ph.D. (1987)
  • Thesis Title: The Effects of Interactive Instruction and Lectures on the Achievements and Attitudes of Chemistry Students.

Kaya Kozanecki Muller

  • Degree Obtained: M.S. (1999)
  • Thesis Title: Developing an Organic Chemistry Help Page Web-Site

MaryKay Orgill

  • Degree Obtained: Ph.D. (2003)
  • Thesis Title: Playing with a Double-Edged Sword: Analogies in Biochemistry.

Leah Osterloh

  • Degree Obtained: M.S. in Chemistry (1991)

Francis Patron

  • Degree Obtained: Ph.D. (1997)
  • Thesis Title: Conceptual Understanding of Thermodynamics: A Study of Undergarduate and Graduate Students.

Amy Phelps

  • Degree Obtained: M.S. (1988)
  • Thesis Title: Case Studies in the Adjustment in Teaching Style Required for Successful Instruction on Problem Solving.

Jeff R. Pribyl

  • Degree Obtained: M.S. (1984) and Ph.D. (1988)
  • M.S. Thesis Title: A Study of the Relationship Between Spacial Ability and Achievement in Two Organic Chemistry Cources.
  • Ph.D. Thesis Title: A Comparison of Low Spacial Ability Students and High Spacial Ability Students Representation and Problem Solving Processes on Stoichiometry Questions.

Doug Ragan

  • Degree Obtained: M.S. (2004)
  • Thesis Title: An Investigation in Understanding the Strategies Advanced Chemistry Students Use in Solving Laboratory-Based Questions.

Shelly Reed

  • Degree Obtained: M.S. (1998)
  • Thesis Title: Developing a Chemical Education Web-Site

Joe Shane

  • Degree Obtained: M.S. (1995) and Ph.D. (2005)
  • M.S. Thesis Title: Students' Use of Lewis Electron Dot Structures to Describe Chemical Structures and Reactivity.
  • Ph.D. Thesis Title: Indiana High School Science Teacher's Beliefs about the Intended and Actual Impact of Standard-based Reforms.

Kim Stasiewicz

  • Degree Obtained: M.S.

Kim Tan

  • Degree Obtained: M.S. (1985)

Lisa Townsend

  • Degree Obtained: M.S. (1989)
  • Thesis Title: Use of Analogies in the Instruction of NMR Spectroscopy.

Randall J. Ward

  • Degree Obtained: M.S. (1991) and Ph.D. (1997)
  • M.S. Thesis Title: The Effect of Student Motivation (Both Intrinsic and Extrinsic) on Student Performance in Chemistry.
  • Ph.D. Thesis Title: An Investigative Look at the Experiences of Students Using the Computer Science Classrooms: A Guide for Development

Scott White

  • Degree Obtained: M.S. (1996) and Ph.D. (2004)
  • M.S. Thesis Title: Enhancement of the Visualization of an Industrial Process: Design and Evaluation
  • Ph.D. Thesis Title: A Chritical Action Research Approach to Curriculum Development in a Lab-Based Chemical Engineering Course.

Margaret Ann Workman

  • Degree Obtained: M.S. (1995)
  • Thesis Title: Male and Female Students in Chemistry: Are There Differences?

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Last Updated:12/10/10