Co-Principal Investigator for NSF Emerging STEM Scholars
Temple University Faculty Coordinator:
Trans Atlantic Science Student Exchange Program
Workshops
- Solid-State Physics Workshop
A workshop on Solid-State Physics (learning to understand the language of physicists) offered by Dr. Loranne Vernisse and Dr. Laszlo Frazer.
- Electrochemistry Workshop
A workshop offered by Dr. Zhihai Li and Sepideh Afsari
- Electrochemistry Workshop
Fall 2024
– Physical Chemistry I (Chem 3301)
Topics covered include thermodynamics, phase equilibria, chemical equilibria, kinetic theory of gases, chemical kinetics, and equilibrium electrochemistry.
This course provides the foundation essential for most higher-level work in chemistry.
Lecture: Tuesdays/Thursdays 9:30-10:50 am
Recitation: Tuesdays 12:00-12:50 pm
Office: 252 BE
Office Hours: Mondays 1:00-2:0pm, Fridays 2:00-3:00 pm, and by appointment
Past Semesters:
Spring 2023:
– Molecular Spectroscopy (8301)
Graduate Lecture on absorption, emission, and scattering of light by molecular systems. Discussion of basic principles and experimental techniques.
Spring 2022:
– Molecular Spectroscopy (8301)
Graduate course on absorption, emission, and scattering of light by molecular systems. Discussion of basic principles and experimental techniques.
– STEM Scholars Seminar (SCTC 1002)
Fall 2021:
– Physical Chemistry II (Chem 3302)
An introduction to quantum mechanics and spectroscopy.
– STEM Scholars Seminar (SCTC 1002)
– Molecular Spectroscopy (8301)
Graduate course on absorption, emission, and scattering of light by molecular systems. Discussion of basic principles and experimental techniques.
– STEM Scholars Seminar (SCTC 1002)
An introduction to quantum mechanics and spectroscopy.
Spring 2020:
-Molecular Spectroscopy (8301)
Graduate Lecture on absorption, emission, and scattering of light by molecular systems. Discussion of basic principles and experimental techniques.
– STEM Scholars Seminar (SCTC 1002)
Fall 2019:
-Physical Chemistry II (Chem 3302)
An introduction to quantum mechanics and spectroscopy.
-CST First Year Seminar (SCTC 1001)
This course provides students with the foundation necessary for success in college.
– STEM Scholars Seminar (SCTC 1002)
Spring 2019:
– STEM Scholars Seminar (SCTC 1002)
Fall 2018:
– Physical Chemistry II (Chem 3302)
An introduction to quantum mechanics and spectroscopy.
– STEM Scholars Seminar (SCTC 1002)
Spring 2018:
– STEM Scholars Seminar (SCTC 1002)
Fall 2017:
– Chemical Kinetics (5305)
A study of the dynamics of chemical reactions.
-STEM Scholars Seminar (SCTC 1002)
Spring 2017:
– Chemical Kinetics (5305)
A study of the dynamics of chemical reactions.
Spring 2016:
– Chemical Kinetics (5305)
A study of the dynamics of chemical reactions.
Spring 2015:
– Molecular Spectroscopy (8301)
Graduate Lecture on absorption, emission, and scattering of light by molecular systems. Discussion of basic principles and experimental techniques.
Fall 2014:
– Chemistry of Wine (0821)
This course begins with a large scale fermentation of red and white wine and will continue with team-based analyses of the two month process of turning grape juice into wine. Many aspects of the production and consumption of wine will be addressed in this course.
Spring 2014:
– Molecular Spectroscopy (8301)
Graduate Lecture on absorption, emission, and scattering of light by molecular systems. Discussion of basic principles and experimental techniques.
Fall 2013:
– Chemistry of Wine (0821)
This course begins with a large scale fermentation of red and white wine and will continue with team-based analyses of the two month process of turning grape juice into wine. Many aspects of the production and consumption of wine will be addressed in this course.
Summer 2013:
– Electrochemistry Workshop
A workshop on Electrochemistry (principles and applications) offered by Dr. Zhihai Li and Sepideh Afsari.
Spring 2013:
– Molecular Spectroscopy (Chem 8301)
Absorption, emission and scattering of light by molecular system. Discussion of basic principles and experimental techniques.
Fall 2012:
– Chemistry of Wine (0821)
This course begins with a large scale fermentation of red and white wine and will continue with team-based analyses of the two month process of turning grape juice into wine. Many aspects of the production and consumption of wine will be addressed in this course.
Spring 2012:
– Physical Chemistry I (Chem 3301)
This course provides the foundation essential for most higher-level work in chemistry. Topics covered include thermodynamics, phase equilibria, chemical equilibria, kinetic theory of gases, chemical kinetics, and equilibrium electro-chemistry.
For more course information, please go to Temple University Course Schedule at temple.edu/courses
Previous Program:
Co-Principal Investigator for NSF GK-12 Project:
Scientists as Teachers and Teachers as Scientists