Dr. Joe Bradshaw, Department Chair
e-mail: bradshawj@obu.edu
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Department of Chemistry
Dr. Joe Bradshaw, Department Chair e-mail: bradshawj@obu.edu |
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Contact Information410 Ouachita
Street 870-245-5218 |
The Department of Chemistry has served with distinction its
primary mission of providing high quality education in the sciences within the framework
of a Christian liberal arts tradition. Incoming freshmen in the sciences average a score
of 25 on the ACT (1050 on the SAT). Ouachita graduates are routinely accepted to good
graduate schools, medical schools and other professional schools. Five graduates have won
Fulbright Awards for study in Germany, and one won a Rotary Fellowship for study in
Russia. Graduates who have elected to pursue jobs after receiving their Bachelor of
Science degrees have their choice of positions. The quality of Ouachita graduates on the
job results in continuous requests from satisfied companies for more Ouachita
applicants. The study of chemistry has value for general education; for preparation for careers such as laboratory chemists, high school teachers, science writers, or science oriented business professionals; and for preparation for graduate school, medical school or other professional schools. Requirements for a major in Chemistry
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Dr. Joe Bradshaw, Chair
Department of Chemistry
410 Ouachita Street
OBU Box 3726
Arkadelphia, AR 71998-0001
Office: JSC 215
Phone: (870) 245-5218
Send comments and
suggestions to: jeffers@obu.edu
Last update: July 2007
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