Success after Graduation Graduates of Westminster s Chemistry program can be found in a wide variety of places and fields. Students have gone on to be chemists for Dow Chemical, DuPont, Eastman Kodak, FBI Laboratory, Lubrizol Corporation, Miles Inc., Monsanto, PPG Industries, United States Air Force, and United States Geological Survey. Other career options pursued by Westminster Chemistry graduates include associate engineer for IBM and assistant editor for the American Chemical Society. Many Westminster Chemistry graduates go on to attend graduate schools such as Cal Tech, University of Illinois, Michigan, Michigan State, Pittsburgh, Purdue and Yale. Each Chemistry major has an adviser who is one of the Chemistry faculty members.
Students meet regularly with their advisers to discuss academic programs and progress.
Faculty advisers are prepared and eager to assist and support Westminster students. Timothy T. Wooster , department chair Ph.D., University of North Carolina. Specializes in voltammetry, self-adsorbed monolayer films, high temperature electrochemistry in the solid state and applications to environmental problems. Ohio State University. Martha R. Joseph Ph.D., University of Kentucky.