Organic Chemistry
A CHM 216a
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Study Sessions:

To be announced

Class Notes

Reminder to make a copy of class notes before you come to class. They are o\ n reserve in the library
*Remember to study these notes before class

Chemistry Tutors:

Chris Gaughan cg9385@cnsvax.albany.edu
Jay Rossignol 239-6016

Academic Support Services:

Sunday 2:00-4:00PM LI97F (across from ASC/US)
Thursday 2:00-4:00PM LI97F (across from ASC/US)

Chemistry Lab Instruction (Kathy Kukulka):

  • Experiment Changes
  • Techniques Section
  • Links for MSDS, ACS, etc.
  • Lab Safety Section
  • Syllabus, Lab Policies

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The mission of the University at Albany Professional Career Development Program (PCDP) is to propmote and enhance the academic achievement and graduation of members of groups historically underrepresented in scientific, technical and health-related programs.

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PCDP provides study groups and special discussion sections for selected courses in accounting, biology, business, computer science, economics and math to help students excel in these disciplines.

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PCDP maintains previous exams and laboratory excercises to aid in exam preparation. Also GRE, MCAT, and LSAT exam preparation materials are available for loan, as well as self-help books on resume writing and the job search process.

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