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Leslie Machado

Leslie Machado

LSSU Chemistry Major

PhD in chemistry at Johns Hopkins University

Chemistry

LSSU chemistry students receive top awards in undergraduate student research
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Future Success

Our graduates succeed!

We take great pride in the accomplishments of our graduates. Many have kept in touch with us over the years, a good indication, we believe of a great LSSU experience.

Recent graduates are currently enrolled in graduate programs at:

  • Johns Hopkins University
  • Wayne State University
  • New Mexico Technological University
  • University of Nevada (Las Vegas)
  • Montana State University

Other graduates are working in:

  • Pharmaceutical laboratories
  • Forensic laboratories
  • National nuclear laboratories
  • Government agencies
  

"Because of my undergraduate research performed at LSSU, I have received two scholarships from University of California, Santa Barbara. One was for travel to the University of California and the second was to present at an international workshop in Dilian, China."

--Andrew Robertson
LSSU Graduate

1 of 24 From Across the Nation

LSSU student, Tyler O'Dell, has been selected as one of only 24 students across the nation to participate in the American Chemical Society's Nuclear and Radiochemistry Summer School. This award includes all expenses paid for travel, housing, tuition, books and supplies as well as a stipend. Tyler is our second student to receive this honor. Nicholas Smith (LSSU graduate and Ph.D. candidate at University of Nevada Reno) received this award previously. Gratulations Tyler!

Impact in the real world...

Rachel Claucherty-Arnold

Rachel Claucherty-Arnold
Environmental Health

What made Rachel's Lake Superior State experience so unique was the practical research she did with top-notch faculty.

"I really enjoyed working with environmental chemistry professor Judy Westrick and biologist Deb Stai," Rachel says. "For my senior project, we evaluated a lab method for cultivating a fungus that causes infections in humans."

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