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Staff. First of all, who is going to teach the courses, even basic introductory courses, within the Forensic Science degree program Secondly, how do you attract them away from their present jobs, with the present level of college or university salaries Finally, how can one department justify the number of individuals (staff size) that theoretically are required to present a credible forensic science degree program ... 

The concerns of colleges and universities about the efficacy of large group lectures and verification laboratory exercises, as well as the lack of opportunities for students to experience the methods and attitudes associated with science research, have prompted the development of many alternative approaches to the teaching of college-level chemistry. 

Lattuca, Lisa R, 2001. Creating Interdisciplinarity Interdisciplinary Research and Teaching among College and University Faculty. Nashville, Tenn. Vanderbilt University Press. 

I learned a long time ago that the English departments in our colleges and universities had a much closer attachment to students because, first of all, they restricted the size of their classrooms to 20-30 students they said that they could not effectively teach any more than that. We have not been so smart about that. 

The change in policy by Courtaulds was fortunate for Vera Isabella Furness." Born on 2 June 1921, Furness attended a teacher training college and became a secondary school teacher. While teaching full-time, she studied for a B.Sc. (London) in chemistry through the Birmingham Central Technical College (later University of Aston), which she completed in 1946. Hired as a development chemist at BX Plastics, she undertook research towards an M.Sc., which she finished in 1948, followed by a Ph.D. in 1952. 

Dr Rakesh Kumar Parashar completed his PhD in 1990 from the University of Delhi, Delhi, in the field of synthetic organic chemistry. He is a Reader in Chemistry at Kirori Mai College, University of Delhi, Delhi. He has done his postdoctorate from the University of Barcelona, Spain. He has published 22 papers in various national and international journals and has delivered several lectures in India and abroad. He is also the author of several books. He is actively involved in teaching and research for the past 18 years. 

Alan W. Donaldson holds a doctor of science degree from Johns Hopkins University. He has had a successful and distinguished career in college and university teaching and also did research in the field of biology with the... 

College Chemistry Faculties lists faculty members, their teaching fields, and their e-mail addresses for two-, three-, and four-year colleges and universities in the United States and Canada offering instruction in chemistry, biochemistry, biotechnology, chemical engineering, chemical technology, medicinal chemistry, and related disciplines. 

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