Wofford chemistry majors can choose between two tracks, one for students planning to pursue an advanced degree in chemistry or obtain a job as an industrial chemist and the other for students planning to enter a medical field. Both require extensive work in Wofford’s state-of-the-art laboratory facilities.
Dr. Jameica Hill is involved in promoting the interest of women and minorities in science as possible career choices by targeting middle and high school students as well as Wofford undergraduates. She uses technology in her teaching to enhance student understanding, and she enjoys teaching forensic science.
Caroline Taylor Sargent was a chemistry and mathematics double major. She was a peer tutor for the chemistry and math departments and a lab assistant in the chemistry department. She was Western Carolinas American Chemical Society’s Outstanding Senior. She was named Panhellenic Woman of the Year for 2020-21. She is pursuing a Ph.D. in theoretical chemistry at Georgia Tech, where she has earned a fellowship.
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