Yes. We host an annual professional development event, workshops, and seminar for science teachers, focusing on hands-on chemistry, laboratory activities, and emerging topics. The event is designed to support classroom teaching and foster collaboration between high school and university educators.

Absolutely. Our faculty are happy to consult with teachers on developing, adapting, or troubleshooting lab activities that align with learning goals, available resources, and safety considerations.

Yes. We welcome class visits and can arrange tours of our teaching and research laboratories. Tours can be tailored to highlight instrumentation, undergraduate research, and career pathways in chemistry.

Yes. Faculty and advanced students may be available to serve as mentors, guest speakers, or judges for science fairs and STEM competitions, depending on availability and scheduling.

Yes. We are happy to provide classroom visits or virtual presentations on chemistry careers, college pathways, and undergraduate research opportunities.

In some cases, yes. We may be able to loan small laboratory supplies, demonstration materials, or simple instruments, depending on availability and safety requirements. Please contact us to discuss your needs.

Select opportunities may be available for motivated students, including research experiences or special events. Availability varies by year.

Simply reach out to our chemistry department. We are happy to discuss ideas, explore collaborations, and identify opportunities that best support your students and classroom goals.