Emily Douville

Dr. Emily Douville is an Assistant Professor of Chemistry in the School of Science and Engineering at an unspecified university, affiliated with the College of Undergraduate Studies. She is dedicated to undergraduate education and integrates her research expertise in medicinal chemistry and drug development into her teaching.

• Ph.D. in Chemistry, Boston University
• M.A. in Chemistry, Boston University
• B.S. in Chemistry, Niagara University

Her research interests focus on medicinal chemistry and the development of pharmaceuticals derived from biologically active natural products, particularly targeting hepatocellular carcinoma. With five years of teaching experience as a laboratory and discussion fellow at Boston University, she is passionate about mentoring undergraduate students in a liberal arts environment. Her work bridges chemical synthesis and biomedical applications, aiming to contribute to novel cancer treatments.

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Dr. Douville has significant experience in academic mentoring and undergraduate instruction, having served as a teaching fellow for five years during her doctoral studies. While no formal advisees or grant funding details are listed, her career emphasizes education and research integration at the undergraduate level, particularly within a faith-based academic setting.

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