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Roger Blanchard, Ph.D
Assistant Professor
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Alexei Iretski, Ph.D
Associate Professor
BS 1981, Ph.D. 1984, St. Petersburg Institute of Technology, Russia
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Barbara Keller, Ph.D.
Division Head and Professor
Chemistry & Environmental Sciences, Geology & Physics
BS 1977, BS 1978, BS 1986, Idaho State University
Ph.D. 1995, Montana State University
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Dave Myton, Ph.D
Professor
BS 1980, George Fox College
MST, Ph.D. 1991, Portland State University
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Dave Szlag, Ph.D
Associate Professor
BS 1985, Wayne State University; MS 1987, PhD 1997, University of Colorado
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Marshall Werner, Ph.D
Associate Professor
BS 1993, Cornell University
Ph.D. 1998, University of Maryland, College Park
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Judy Westrick, Ph.D
Associate Professor
BS 1985, Wayne State University
Ph.D. 1989, University of Colorado
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Donna White
Department Secretary (II)
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You will be pleased to know that our class sizes are small, which means it is likely that the professor will know who you are and will work with you one-on-one if you are having difficulty understanding course concepts.
"Our Chemistry & Environmental programs at Lake Superior State University are unique in that undergraduates have access to very sophisticated equipment and instrumentation that is normally reserved for graduate students at larger institutions. Here, students are able to use this equipment to conduct research with faculty mentors. Much of the research in our area is applied 'real world' research which gives students experience solving problems similar to those they may face once they have graduated and are out working. Many of our student alumni have reported back to us that this research experience helped them get into graduate programs at larger universities and helped them to get jobs."
--Barbara Keller, Ph.D
Associate Professor,
Environmental Chemistry Chair
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Water Guardian Award |
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The Chemistry & Environmental Science Department and the Biology Department of Lake Superior State University are the first recipients of Chippewa East Mackinac Conservation District's newest award. The Water Guardian award will be presented each year to staunch supporters of protecting water quality. The District recognizes the importance of protecting this precious resource and proactive management to maintain the good water quality found in this area.
Four professors from LSSU fullfill these qualities. Greg Zimmerman, Barb Keller, Ashley Moerke and Dave Szlag have been instrumental in helping the District develop a water quality protection program. They have dedicated their time to pursuits that promote environmental education and have provided valuable technical assistance and student technicians to gather important data. |
