Sarah J. Schmidtke
Assistant Professor Of Chemistry
The College of Wooster
The focus of our research is combining computational and spectroscopic techniques to gain a fundamental understanding of the molecular level origin of spectroscopic properties of solution phase systems. Currently we are focusing upon solvatochromic properties of a class of UV-absorbers used in sunscreens and hydrogen bonding interactions of nucleobases. Please see our research page for more information.
Research presentations and publications.
Current and past Schmidtke group researchers.
B.S. Chemistry & Mathematics (2000)
Ph.D. Chemistry (2005)
For a complete background please see my CV (CV.pdf)
Fall 2007 Courses
Physical Chemistry I (Chem 318)
Physical Chemistry I Laboratory (Chem 318L)
Introductory College Chemistry I (Chem 111)
Spring 2008 Courses
Physical Chemistry II (Chem 319)
Physical Chemistry II Laboratory (Chem 319L)
Past Courses Taught
Introductory College Chemistry I and II Laboratory (Chem 111L and 112L)
Chemistry and the World in Which We Live: 10 Interesting Things (Chem 101)
Course information is found online at: https://woodle.wooster.edu.
Contact Information
College of Wooster
Department of Chemistry
943 College Mall
Wooster, OH 44691
e-mail: sschmidtke@wooster.edu
phone: 330-263-2359
fax: 330-263-2386