Researchers analyzing TLC plates in a fume hood (left to right, Abdul Abubakari and William Holzman)
Researchers analyzing TLC plates in a fume hood (left to right, Abdul Abubakari and William Holzman)
 

Students graduating in chemistry and biochemistry should be able to:

  • Think critically and independently.
  • Use empirical evidence to arrive at scientifically defensible conclusions.
  • Understand fundamental chemistry and biochemistry concepts and apply them in novel situations.
  • Understand some of the important questions in the field.
  • Appreciate the molecular perspective in explaining and understanding natural phenomena.
  • Perform fundamental laboratory techniques safely and skillfully.
  • Pose and test scientific hypotheses.
  • Communicate effectively orally and in writing.
  • Collaborate safely, respectfully, and productively with others.
  • Recognize how new knowledge is added to the field.
  • Launch successfully into post-Middlebury endeavors, including post-graduate study related to the fields of chemistry or biochemistry.