Holly Gaede

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Holly C. Gaede

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Biography

Texas A&M University College Station - Chemistry

Undergraduate Advisor and Assoc. Instr. Professor at Texas A& M University
Higher Education
Holly
Gaede
College Station, Texas
I am interested in all aspects of undergraduate education, including teaching, research, and mentoring. My current activities include teaching the Chemistry 481 seminar course, which is a communication-intensive "C" course. I also regularly teach the Horizons in Chemistry Course that introduces new chemistry majors to the opportunities afforded to them, as current and former students. I also teach physical chemistry lecture and laboratory. In the past, I have taught Molecular Science for Citizens, which introduces the importance of chemistry in our everyday lives to non-science majors.

I am undergraduate advisor in the Department of Chemistry, so I assist students with course selection, degree planning, and career planning. I also oversee enrollment management and our undergraduate chemistry curriculum, as well as chair our Undergraduate Awards Committee.

Since 2007, I have directed our department's REU program. We have hosted dozens of students from other institutions, providing them with meaningful research experiences.


Experience

  • Ursinus College

    Associate Professor

    Holly worked at Ursinus College as a Associate Professor

  • Texas A&M University

    Associate Instructional Professor

    Holly worked at Texas A&M University as a Associate Instructional Professor

  • Texas A& M University

    Undergraduate Advisor and Senior Lecturer

    Holly worked at Texas A& M University as a Undergraduate Advisor and Senior Lecturer

Education

  • University of California, Berkeley

    Ph.D.

    Chemistry

  • University of Delaware

    B.S.

    Chemistry

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