University of San Francisco - USF Don Yearbook (San Francisco, CA)

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E 3 r3 d 5 5 3 {I •s—; • I - Cf-?' iuunttx... f!Siii5S5SiSS l sss - ss ’ j«sssa 7S»((( C? GCiiS 09 K3P88»(CSSs 1SS SE C» SCS -J’ un -::»n ) ’ TS- . J X$ ’ x £x xx si, wv.) 3. 3 3 3 3 -3 3 -3 3 3 35 8 Robrrt Seiwald. chairman of the department, explains well the situation of chemistry: “There is no denying that chemistry is relevant and interesting as we see it applied in our world today. The real challenge to the faculty is to make the process of acquiring the background necessary for its understanding and application interesting and to provide the motivation for the school to explore this sometimes very difficult science.” The chemistry department is most gifted in an important way: a grasp of areas a budding chemist could work with is offered in the Institute of Chemical Biology, ever active in cancer prevention, detection, and cure. The existence of such an institute, greatly responsible for the financing of Harncv Science Center, provides facilities for research in environment and cancer that is equal to Stanford and Cal Tech. With the guidance of Dr. Arthur Furst, Dr. G.F.. McCasland, Dr. Robert de Ropp, Dr. William Ho, George Ledin. and Fr. Andrew Dachauer, the department, aided by ICB. provides an ideal atmosphere for undergraduate study and scientific experience in topics like: study of the effect of tobacco on the body's processes, effects of artificial atmosphere, techniques of blood and organ preservation, brain bio-chemistry, as well as the above mentioned cancer research, And, to translate for those who do not understand chemistrv-ese, Drs. Seiwald, Jones, and Gruhn have put together a lab course designed exclusively for non-science majors.