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Over
half of the freshmen students enrolled at Creighton University
take General Chemistry. This course covers two semesters.
Class sizes are small, with typically 50 – 60 students
per section. Your teacher will learn your name and you should
feel comfortable asking questions in class. The teachers for
this course are shown here.
Back row (from left): Dr. Dave Dobberpuhl, Dr. Mike Anderson, Mr. Rob Doyle, HollyAnn Harris, Dr. Michael Miller, Dr. Juliane Soukup,
and Dr. Gary Michels
Kneeling: Drs. Bruce Mattson, Erin Gross, Mark Freitag and Robert Snipp
If you are wondering what your General Chemistry experience
might be like, most students report that General Chemistry
takes a lot of time and energy — studying. The first
semester is similar in content to a high school chemistry
course, although there is more depth of coverage. During the
second semester, we go into subject areas that are new to
many students.
Along with lecture, our General Chemistry students are enrolled
in chemistry laboratory as a separate course with a separate
instructor.
Two students
working with their laboratory TA (center)
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