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Fall 2008

• General Chemistry: CHM-101-001-005 (Almeida,A)
• General Chemistry: CHM-101-006-010 (Ward)
• General Chemistry: CHM-101-011-015 (Jones)
• General Chemistry: CHM-101-016-020 (Hancock)
• General Chemistry: CHM-101-021-025 (Ward)
• General Chemistry: CHM-101-026-033 (Reeves)
• General Chemistry II: CHM-102-001-005 (Avery)
• General Chemistry II: CHM-102-006 (Schneider)
• Organic Chemistry: CHM-211-001 (Varadarajan)
• Organic Chemistry: CHM-211-002 (Mead)
• Organic Chemistry: CHM-211-003 (Almeida,P)
• Organic Chemistry: CHM-211-004 (Morgan)
• Organic Chemistry: CHM-211-005 (McCreery)
• Organic Chemistry Laboratory: CHML-211 (all sections)
• Organic Chemistry II: CHM-212-001-002 (Martin)
• Organic Chemistry Laboratory:  CHML-212 (all sections)
• Quantitative Analysis: CHM 235-001 (Skrabal)
• Quantitative Analysis Lab CHML235-200 and -201 (Schneider)
• Advanced Techniques in Organic Chemistry: CHM-312 (Seaton)
• Advanced Techniques in Organic Chemistry Lab: CHML-312-200 (Seaton)
• Advanced Techniques in Organic Chemistry Lab: CHML-312-201 (Mead)
• Physical Chemistry On-Line :CHM 321 901 (Reeves)
• Physical Chemistry Laboratory I: CHML 321-201 and 202 (Lee)
• Biochemistry I: CHM 365-001 (Almeida, P.)
• Environmental Chemistry: CHM 377-001(Manock)
• Environmental Chemistry Laboratory: CHML 377 (Manock)
• Forensic Chemistry:CHM-380 (AlmeidaA)
• Physical Organic Chemistry: CHM 415-001 (Varadarajan)
• Senior Seminar: CHM-495 (Jones)
• Special Topics in Chemistry: CHM-490 and 590 (Tyrell)
• Intro Chemical Research: CHM 501(Kieber, R)
• Advanced Inorganic Chemistry: CHM 546-001 (Hancock)
• Advanced Biochemistry: CHM 568-001 (Almeida,P)
• Chemistry and Physical Analysis of Seawater: CHM 576-001 (Kieber)
• Industrial & Polymer Chemistry: CHM 585 (Tyrell)
• Graduate Seminar: CHM-595 (Martin)
• Advanced General Chemistry: SCI 512