University of North Carolina Asheville - Archive Yearbook (Asheville, NC)

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Deparhnenl Oj The Deportment of Chemistry strives to import the edu- cational and cultural values associated with sciences in gen- eral that are desirable for a liberal education, as it provides a high-quality major which will enable graduates to enter co- •eers as chemists, or to pursue graduate work in the field. The policy has been to make a fresh start by developing and adopt- ing new approaches, teaching modern chemistry in the light of what is known today rather than in terms of traditional theories based on earlier, more limited knowledge. An increas- ing flexibility in the instructional program will allow the in- clusion of future concepts and techniques by utilizing con- tinued experimentation with new laboratory and teaching methods. Dr. S. Dexter Squibb, Head of Department G iemisirtj Aas I ' fs !Many Gai iecfrals,

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Foundation grant made it of the Trilliums, which taxa in Western North part of the world. The resolving them into DNA s h i ps existing between SJnierprelalion '

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