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Catawba Chemistry Students Attend National Meeting of American Chemical Society

April 18, 2019

Categories: Academics, Biology, Chemistry, Events, Students

Culminating the 2018-2019 academic year, students from Catawba College Sciences attended the National Meeting of the American Chemical Society (ACS), in Orlando, Florida, to celebrate New Frontiers and the Internal Year of the Periodic Table (IYPT). Student attendees included Kara Cline (senior)…

Catawba Faculty and Students Attend, Make Presentations at Academic Meeting

April 15, 2019

Categories: Academics, Biology, Chemistry, Environmental Science, Events, Students

Catawba College students from the Catawba Sciences (The Departments of Biology, Chemistry and, Environment and Sustainability) attended and presented at the 80th Annual Meeting of the Association of Southeastern Biologists (ASB) in Memphis, Tenn. Students were accompanied by five faculty mentors,…

Awards Convocation Focuses on Service, Leadership, Academic Achievements, & Special Merit

April 12, 2019

Categories: Academics, Athletics, Biology, Business & Economics, Chemistry, Communication Arts, English, Environmental Science, Events, Faculty, History, Mathematics, Music, Politics, Psychology, Religion & Philosophy, Sociology, Sport & Health Sciences, Staff, Students, Teacher Education, Theatre Arts

2019 Catawba College Award Recipients The focus was on student, faculty and staff achievement in service, leadership, academics, and special merit during Catawba College’s annual Awards Convocation held April 11 in Omwake-Dearborn Chapel. Continuing an institutional tradition, most awards…

Catawba's Biochemistry Students Interact with Models of Proteins Thanks to 3D Printer

April 5, 2019

Categories: Academics, Biology, Chemistry, Students

Students in Catawba College's Biochemistry course with Professor of Biology Dr. Steve Coggin are studying the three dimensional architecture of proteins. In addition to images in books and on the internet, these students are able to interact with models of proteins they produced with a 3D printer.…

2000 Catawba Alumnus and Neonatologist Awarded $3 Million Research Grant from NIH

January 7, 2019

Categories: Alumni, Biology, Chemistry, History

Catawba College alumnus Dr. Jonathan Slaughter ’00, a Neonatologist and Research Principal Investigator at Nationwide Children's Hospital and The Ohio State University, was recently awarded a five-year, $3 million research grant from the National Institutes of Health to help neonatal caregivers…

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Catawba Chemistry Students Attend National Meeting of American Chemical Society

Catawba Faculty and Students Attend, Make Presentations at Academic Meeting

Awards Convocation Focuses on Service, Leadership, Academic Achievements, & Special Merit

Catawba's Biochemistry Students Interact with Models of Proteins Thanks to 3D Printer

2000 Catawba Alumnus and Neonatologist Awarded $3 Million Research Grant from NIH