Department Information
Department of Chemistry
PO Box 70695
Phone: (423) 439-4367
Web Address: www.etsu.edu/cas/chemistry/
In the simplest of terms, Chemistry is the science of matter. Anything that can be touched, tasted, smelled, seen, or felt is made of chemicals. Chemists are the people who transform the everyday materials around us into amazing things. Some chemists work on cures for cancer while others monitor the ozone layer protecting us from the sun. Still others discover new materials to make our homes warmer in the winter, or new textiles to be used in the latest fashions. There are a multitude of careers available to chemists including positions in industry, academics, government, and medical careers.
The Chemistry concentration is the recommended concentration for pre-professional students and students preparing for chemically-oriented occupations but whose career goals do not require an American Chemical Society-approved curriculum.
Advising
Students with 0-59 earned credits:
Contact the Center for Advisement and Student Excellence (CASE) to schedule an appointment with your advisor. Visit the CASE website www.etsu.edu/cas/case/ and call (423) 439-5602.
Students with 60 or more earned credits will meet with a chemistry faculty advisor, who is assigned to you by your last name:
A-F: Greg Love
(423) 439-4088
G-M: Paula Moody
(423) 439-6912
N-Z: Cassandra Eagle
(423) 439-8630
All honors students should meet with Abbas Shilabin (423) 439-6917
Transfer Students
Transfer students majoring in Chemistry should contact the Center for Advisement and Student Excellence (CASE) for advising as soon as possible. This will ensure that the student’s previous work will be coordinated efficiently with ETSU requirements.
For general information about the department or courses, contact Dr. Robert Standaert, Department Chair at standaert@etsu.edu or (423) 439-4367.
Degree Requirements: 120 credits
| General Education |
41-42 credits |
| Major Total Requirement |
33 credits |
| Major Core |
(14 credits) |
| Concentration |
(11 credits) |
| Additional Required Courses |
(8 credits) |
| Minor |
18-24 credits |
| Free Electives |
21-28 credits |
| TOTAL |
120 credits |
Suggested Four-Year Program of Study: CHEM-BS (CHEM)
College of Arts and Sciences : Visit link to view the complete list of B.S. degree requirements.
General Education Requirements
These requirements include earning 41-42 credits in Communication, Humanities and Fine Arts, Social and Behavior Sciences, History, Natural Sciences and Mathematics categories.
Major Specific courses listed in General Education Requirements:
Additional Information
Click here to view Degree and Graduation Requirements for all ETSU students.
CSCI 1100 or Proficiency Exam: Must be completed to meet Bachelor’s Degree Requirements.
Most minors range from 18-24 credits. Those few minors with more than 24 credits may affect the number of free electives allowed.
Licensure Certification: Students interested in pursuing a teacher licensure program for certification should contact the advisor in the Office of Student Services, 321 Warf-Pickel Hall, College of Education. Students will major in the subject they wish to teach and minor in Secondary Education .
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