Carnegie Mellon University Department of Chemistry

  

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Giving to Chemistry

The Department of Chemistry has experienced tremendous growth over the last several years with wonderful new faculty hires and great recognition for current faculty leaders. Your support can help us expand activities that help us take the department even further with:

Your gift can help us attract students and maintain growth to compete with other leading chemistry departments. You can designate your gift to the Department of Chemistry.

Contact:

Melinda Hungerman Johnson
University Advancement
(412) 268-2311

Alumni

Alumni updates and campus visits are always welcome. Carnegie Mellon especially welcomes alumni to visit during Spring Carnival weekend.

Please contact the department (Rea Freeland, rf51@andrew.cmu.edu) if you will be visiting Pittsburgh at another time and would like to visit us on campus.

Alumni News and Interactions

Frank Millero ’64 ’65 Honored with Two Major Awards

Frank Millero is the 2011 recipient of the Victor Moritz Goldschmidt Award from The Geochemical Society. The medal is traditionally awarded during a ceremony at the V. M. Goldschmidt Conference, which this year will take place in Prague in August. Professor Millero also received the 2011 Florida Award from the American Chemical Society for his significant contributions to the advancement of the chemistry profession. According to the University of Miami press release, "Millero is a leader in the application of physical chemistry to natural waters, and his work has defined the field for the last forty years. As director of the UM Rosenstiel School Marine Physical Chemistry Lab, he uses thermodynamic and kinetic principles to better understand the biogeochemical processes occurring in the marine environment."

photo of Violeta Marin

Alumna Profile: Violeta Marin, Ph.D.

Violeta Marin (S'05), is the first in a series of Q&As with recent alumni to showcase interesting careers and highlight what these alumni especially appreciated in their education at Carnegie Mellon.