Chemistry Faculty
Jani Benoit
Associate Professor of Chemistry
331 Science Center
(508)286-3966
jbenoit@wheatoncollege.edu
Mary Buthelezi
Assistant Professor of Chemistry
Science Center 330
508-286-3957
buthelezi_mary@wheatonma.edu
Beth F. Cockcroft
Lab Instructor in Chemistry, Department Assistant
Science Center 303
508.286.5810
Cockcroft_Beth@wheatoncollege.edu
Matthew J. Evans
Assistant Professor of Chemistry and Geology
333 Science Center
(508) 286-3967
evans_matt@wheatoncollege.edu
Randall W. Hicks
Assistant Professor of Chemistry
309 Science Center
5831
hicks_randall@wheatonma.edu
Christopher Kalberg
Associate Professor of Chemistry
Science Center 306
(508) 286-3959
ckalberg@wheatoncollege.edu
Nancy Lane
Teaching Associate in Chemistry
Science Center 304
508-286-3963
nlane@wheatoncollege.edu
Laura Muller
Chair, Associate Professor of Chemistry
Science Center 327
(508)286-3961
lmuller@wheatoncollege.edu
Elita Pastra-Landis
Professor of Chemistry
Science Center 330
508-286-3965
epastral@wheatoncollege.edu
Emeritus Faculty
Herbert Richard Ellison
Chair, Professor of Chemistry
Science Center B304
508 286-3957
hellison@wheatoncollege.edu
Myrna Pearson
mpearson@wheatoncollege.edu
Rossetti '09 to conduct stem cell research as Fulbright Scholar
Biochemistry major Blair Rossetti will pursue research in stem cell biology as a 2009 Fulbright Scholar in the Netherlands.
Professor Kalberg has a hand in molecule exploration
In a third-floor Science Center chemistry lab, the smell of oranges perfumes the afternoon air.
Research experiences lead to Fulbright award
Senior chemistry major Ashlan Musante has won a Fulbright Scholarship that will allow her to join the research of Dr. Tanja Weil at the Max Planck Institute for Polymer Research in Mainz, Germany.
Wheaton junior wins Goldwater Scholarship for excellence in the sciences
Blair Rossetti '09, a biochemistry major from Plymouth, Mass., has been named a Barry M. Goldwater Scholar for 2008.
Life in Heavy Metal
Chemistry Professor Jani Benoit picks up the mercury trail
From Molecules to Masterpieces
Chemistry Professor Laura Muller connects chemistry and art