2016 Curriculum Grant-RAMAN spectroscopy and modeling
In Fall 2016, Dr. Zemke and Dr. Hannah Leverentz received a grant to improve the curriculum in the Physical Chemistry sequence by building a cheap, modular, and effective RAMAN spectrometer. Students will begin building and calibrating the spectrometer in Spring 2016. Additionally, this grant will be used to update curriculum regarding computationally modelling RAMAN spectra for in-class, student-generated research projects. We thank the WSU Foundation for their award.
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Courses Taught
- How Things Work (The World Through a Chemical Lens): CHEM 100
- Investigative Science I: CHEM 180
- Principles of Chemistry I: CHEM 212
- Principles of Chemistry II: CHEM 213
- Practical Considerations of Teaching Science: CHEM 312
- Environmental Chemistry: CHEM 320
- Chemical Information: CHEM 360
- Physical Chemistry II: CHEM 414/415
- Individual Projects in Chemistry: CHEM 430
- Advanced Inorganic Chemistry I: CHEM 450
- Advanced Inorganic Chemistry II: CHEM 451
- Quantum Spectroscopy: CHEM 472
- India: Interdisciplinary Community Solutions: SUST 150
As you can see from this list, Dr. Zemke has teaching interests that span general, inorganic and physical chemistry. She is also interested in teaching chemical and science education courses as well as integrating herself into the travel study program at WSU.
Current Courses
Dr. Zemke runs all of her current courses off of D2L Brightspace