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  • FACULTY

    The IWU Division of Natural Sciences faculty have excellent educational backgrounds from institutions such as Purdue University, the University of Cincinnati, the University of Illinois, the University of Michigan and Wayne State University. Some professors also have diverse employment backgrounds in government laboratories and industry.

    Most importantly, our science faculty are sincere followers of Christ who believe that all truth is God’s truth. They endeavor to integrate their faith into their science teaching and provide each student with a road map to find God’s calling within a scientific career.

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    Mark Asnicar; MS, PhD Asst Prof; Biology mark.asnicar@indwes.edu  
     
    Dennis Brinkman; PhD Professor; Chemistry | Assoc Dean; Physical and Applied Science dennis.brinkman@indwes.edu  
     
    Christopher Coy; MA Asst Prof; Biology chris.coy@indwes.edu  
     
    David Duecker; MS, PhD Assoc Prof; Chemistry david.duecker@indwes.edu  
     
    Daniel Jones; DDS, PhD Professor; Biology dan.jones@indwes.edu  
     
    Eric Kern; MS Asst Prof; Chemistry eric.kern@indwes.edu  
     
    Matthew Kreitzer; PhD Professor; Biology matthew.kreitzer@indwes.edu  
     
    John Lakanen; PhD Assoc Prof; Chemistry | Div Chair; Natural Sciences john.lakanen@indwes.edu  
     
    Benjamin Linger; PhD Asst Prof; Chemistry ben.linger@indwes.edu  
     
    Grace Ju Miller; MS, PhD Assoc Prof; Biology Grace.Miller@indwes.edu  
     
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  • PROFESSIONAL ORGANIZATIONS

    American Chemical Society (ACS)

    The American Chemical Society is a congressionally chartered independent membership organization that represents professionals at all degree levels and in all fields of chemistry and sciences that involve chemistry. The society publishes numerous scientific journals and databases; convenes major research conferences; and provides educational, science policy and career programs in chemistry. They also award more than $22 million every year in grants for basic research in petroleum and related fields.