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Jean I. Armstrong, Ph.D. Professor of Chemistry |
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Office: 3-204, Science Building,
room 204 |
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Office Hours: M 3-4, T 4:30-5:30, W & F 10-11 |
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Campus Extension: 3269
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E-mail
Address: jiarmstr@caldwell.edu |
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Professional
Information:
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Education: |
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B.A.,
Chemistry, Seton Hill College Ph.D.,
Biochemistry, Rutgers University |
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Professional
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American
Chemical Society (ACS) American
Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) New
Jersey Academy of Science (Life member) New
York Academy of Science (Life member)
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College
Service Committees:
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Faculty
Council Planning Committee Beautification
Committee |
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About Me:
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Started
my career as a medical technologist working in a hospital lab.
Transferred into the medical diagnostic industry to design assays
for trace substances as indicators of health or disease. Took a
three year break to earn a doctorate in protein chemistry and returned to the
diagnostic product industry. During this period, obtained three
patents for the use of monoclonal antibodies in coated tube assays
for thyroxine. Have taught at Caldwell College since 1985 and
currently teach a broad selection of chemistry courses and core liberal
arts science courses.
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Current
Course Schedule (click highlighted listing to see course
syllabus) :
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Ch111L/1, General Chemistry I Lab Ps189/1, Total Student Development, section 1 Py101/1 & 2, Survey of the Physical Sciences, sections 1 & 2 Bi411R/50, Biology, Senior Research, Composition (Tutorial) Ch401/50, Biochemistry I (Tutorial)
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