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Chemistry Physics & Geoscience Department
The Department of Chemistry, Physics, and Geoscience prepares students to reason and think critically, become scientifically literate, and develop a deep knowledge of scientific discovery and process. Students conduct research and acquire valuable experience by attending professional conferences, completing competitive internships, and networking with professionals in the field.
Contact Information
Walda Powell
Professor of Chemistry, Physics & Geoscience, Department Head
203 Science/Mathematics Bldg.
powellw@meredith.edu
(919) 760-8619
*Engineering offered as a dual degree (chemistry or mathematics) program with NC State University
Chemistry students at Meredith conduct in-depth research in collaboration with their professors – and then go on to present that research at professional conferences. Read more »
Science courses are housed in the Science and Mathematics Building (SMB), which contains 80,000 square feet learning space, including 13 dedicated research labs that support the needs of ongoing student and faculty research. Take the virtual tour. »
Learn more about the STEM programs at Meredith College.
STEM at Meredith College
Learn more about the STEM programs at Meredith College.
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