"The aim of the courses in chemistry is to make the student from the very beginning an investigator," said Wabash Chemistry Professor James B. Garner in 1901.

A century later, those words still ring true. From hands-on experiments with state-of-the-art instrumentation to engaging in original research with faculty, Wabash chemistry students are continually challenged to become investigators.

The Wabash chemistry department emphasizes instruction in fundamentals as the key to the creative use of chemistry in the classroom and in the laboratory.

The department possesses an active and enthusiastic faculty, teaching a rigorous curriculum in a brand-new and well-equipped facility.

All faculty members are actively engaged outside the classroom in chemical or pedagogical research or in serving on the state and national level in professional organizations.

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