A graduate degree from the UW-Madison Department of Chemistry prepares students for high-level academic research, industry and faculty positions.
Read about our successful graduate students below and follow the links at the bottom of this page to learn more about becoming a Badger Chemist.
Graduate Student Spotlights
Chemistry graduate student awarded 2020 AAAS Mass Media Fellowship
Jordan Nutting, a graduate student in the Stahl Group who studies how electricity can power chemical reactions, was named a 2020 American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS) Mass Media Science and Engineering fellow.
May 4, 2020Wright Lab Member Serves on Microscopy Society Student Council
By Kaine Korzekwa, Department of Biochemistry Graduate students attend multiple conferences during their educational careers. But after his first successful trip to the Microscopy Society of America (MSA) conference, Joseph Kim decided to get more …
January 14, 2020
Annual GSFLC Snout Out boasts food and fun
By Rebeca L. Fernandez Graduate Student, Brunold Group September 25, 2018, Madison, WI – The Graduate Student-Faulty Liaison Committee (GSFLC) celebrated its 35th annual Snout-Out departmental picnic and softball tournament. Named after the original tradition of …
September 26, 2018- More Grad Spotlight posts
Graduate Student News & Achievements
Climate survey catalyzes conversations about graduate student support, well-being
By Meghan Chua The Graduate School As the conversation about mental health and well-being during graduate school grows nationally, graduate students at UW–Madison are leading a charge to make talking about department climate and mental …
March 4, 2020Wright Lab Member Serves on Microscopy Society Student Council
By Kaine Korzekwa, Department of Biochemistry Graduate students attend multiple conferences during their educational careers. But after his first successful trip to the Microscopy Society of America (MSA) conference, Joseph Kim decided to get more …
January 14, 2020GSFLC Recognizes Three Outstanding Mentors within the Chemistry Department
By Alexa Barres | Graduate Student in the Mecozzi Group | GSFLC Secretary & Organic Representative The Graduate Student-Faculty Liaison Committee (GSFLC) offers three Mentor Awards each spring. This year, they went Professor Helen E. …
April 29, 2018- More Grad Achievements posts