Chemistry Faculty and Staff

DePauw is home to some of the leading scholars, artists and strategists in their fields. An impressive 99% of all tenure-track faculty hold a Ph.D. or higher, but it is their unwavering dedication to undergraduate teaching that sets them apart. With an uncommon commitment to exploration, collaboration and innovation, our faculty represent the best of the liberal arts tradition.

Chemistry Faculty and Staff

Crary, Sharon

B. Louise Woods Crandall Professor of Global Health and Professor of Chemistry and Biochemistry

(765) 658-4848

Eppley, Hilary

Associate Professor of Chemistry and Biochemistry

(765) 658-4603

Gourley, Bridget

Dean of the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, Dean of Faculty, and Professor of Chemistry and Biochemistry

(765) 658-4607

Gurnon, Daniel

Associate Professor of Chemistry and Biochemistry

(765) 658-6279

Hansen, Jeffrey (Jeff)

Professor of Chemistry and Biochemistry

(765) 658-4613

Harvey, David

Professor of Chemistry and Biochemistry

(765) 658-4608

Kehr, Andrew

Assistant Professor of Chemistry and Biochemistry

(765) 658-6620

Martoglio, Richard

Percy L. Julian Chair of Chemistry and Biochemistry and Chair of Chemistry and Biochemistry Department

(765) 658-4602

Plew, Jennifer

Administrative Assistant, Psychology and Neuroscience, Mathematical Sciences, Chemistry and BioChemistry Departments and Honor Scholar Program

(765) 658-4566

Poturovic, Selma

Coordinator of Inclusion Initiatives in STEM and Associate Professor of Chemistry and Biochemstry

(765) 658-1083

Tomamichel, Wendy

Chemistry and Biochemistry Storeroom and Laboratory Manager

(765) 658-4606

Retired Emeriti Faculty

Hanson, Bryan

Professor Emeritus of Chemistry and Biochemistry

Roberts, Jacqueline (Jackie)

Professor Emerita of Chemistry and Biochemistry

Chemistry and Biochemistry

Leveraging the resources of the College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, the chemistry major and minor at DePauw are housed in the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry. This department prepares students to understand the physical and living world and to make scientifically informed contributions to society at large.

Chemistry