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Lawrence R. Aaronson
, Ph.D.Professor of Biology
Phone: (315) 792-3092
Office: 165 Gordon Science Center
Dr. Aaronson carries out research in fungal cell biology. He is a recipient of both the College's Crisafulli Distinguished Teaching Award and the Clark Award for distinguished research. He holds a Ph.D. from Rutgers University in Microbiology and joined the Utica College faculty in 1987. ...More About Lawrence R. Aaronson
Daniel A. Barr
, Ph.D.Assistant Professor of Chemistry
Phone: (315) 792-3028
Office: 269 Gordon Science Center
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Dr. Daniel Barr received his Ph.D. from Arizona State University in 2011 and joined the UC faculty in the fall of the same year. He teaches biochemistry, general chemistry, and introduction to organic and biochemistry. His research focuses on understanding the mechanisms of protein-DNA binding using both computer simulations and traditional experiments. ...More About Daniel A. Barr
Michelle A. Boucher
, Ph.D.Associate Professor of Chemistry
Phone: (315) 792-3120
Office: 277 Gordon Science Center
Dr. Michelle Boucher earned a Ph.D. degree from Case Western Reserve University and came to UC in 2005. She teaches organic chemistry and chemistry in society. Her research interests include organosilicon chemistry, specifically the modification of naturally occurring sheet silicates as reinforcement or alignment tools.
Curtis R. Pulliam
, Ph.D.Associate Professor of Chemistry
Phone: (315) 792-3140
Office: 270 Gordon Science Center
Dr. Curtis Pulliam is Chair of the Chemistry Department at Utica College. He received a doctorate from the University of Wisconsin-Madison and came to UC in 1987. Dr. Pulliam's area of interest is transition metal cluster compounds. At UC he teaches general chemistry courses, inorganic chemistry, and instrumental methods. ...More About Curtis R. Pulliam
Frederick J. Tehan
, Ph.D.Visiting Professor Chemistry
Phone: (315) 223-2534
Office: 270 Gordon Hall
Dr. Frederick Tehan, visiting Assistant Professor of Chemistry, is returning to teaching after a successful career in the retail industry. ...More About Frederick J. Tehan
