Emily Work

Emily Work is a faculty member in the Chemistry Department at Geneva College. She holds a Ph.D. in Organic Chemistry from the University of Notre Dame (2022) and a B.S. in Chemistry from Grove City College (2017).

• Education:
  • Ph.D. Organic Chemistry, 2022, University of Notre Dame
  • B.S. Chemistry, 2017, Grove City College

Her research focuses on organic synthesis, computational modeling of molecular systems, and luminescent materials. Key themes include cholesterol mimics, electron impact studies, and quantum chemical analysis of resonance phenomena.

The most recent article (2021) explores luminescent cholesterol mimics, while earlier works (2014-2016) concentrate on computational modeling of electron interactions with CO and temporary anion states. Keywords span Organic Chemistry, Computational Chemistry, and Quantum Physics, with subfields like Drug Design, Vibrational Excitation, and Molecular Electrostatics.

Scientific Awards:

• Jeremiah B. Freeman Award for Teaching in Organic Chemistry (2021-2022)
• Arthur J. Schmitt Leadership Fellowship (2017-2022)
• ACS Undergraduate Award in Organic Chemistry (2017)
• Kemikos Award (2017)
• Sigma Pi Sigma Physics Honorary (2017)
• College Chemistry Award (2017)

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