I currently have a full time administrative position and am not teaching in the Department.  I maintain a modest research program studying the motions of small peptide chains in order to understand the dynamics of larger polypeptides.

 I am a graduate of UWSP (1974, B.S., Chemistry) and Duke University (1978, Ph.D., Physical Chemistry). After two years as a research associate at Princeton University, I joined the Department of Chemistry here at UWSP.  I am a physical chemist who is interested in electron dynamics, protein configurations, and the nature of the universe.  I have a very active interest in the way we learn new science and how a science curriculum can best take advantage of different learning styles.  I usually teach introductory chemistry  and Chemistry 335/336 (Physical Chemistry Lectures). 

Use the following links to learn more about my current projects and interests.

• A statement of my research projects.

• My current resume is available.

• A project of curriculum reform funded by the Fund for Improvement of Post Secondary Education of the U. S. Department of Education and UWSP.  This project reflects an emphasis on critical thinking within the science curriculum.

• A few links that I find particularly useful and interesting.

• The Department of Chemistry has many useful documents and links.

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