Kevin Crawford

Kevin Crawford is a Professor of Chemistry at The University of Wisconsin-Oshkosh, teaching Analytical Chemistry I/II, Analytical Separations, Environmental Chemistry (Quest II), and General Chemistry courses. His research program focuses on environmental contamination assessment in stormwater ponds and river systems.

His educational qualifications include:

• Bachelor of Arts in Chemistry, Illinois Wesleyan University, 1992
• Doctor of Philosophy in Analytical Chemistry, Georgia Institute of Technology, 1997

Research emphasizes persistent organic pollutants, water/sediment quality, emerging contaminants, and risk modeling based on land use. He integrates undergraduate students into field investigations of contamination impacts on human and wildlife health through structured research projects.

Crawford serves on the board of the Fox Wolf Watershed Alliance and is an active American Chemical Society member. Previously, he directed the university's Sustainability Institute for Regional Transformations.

He provides chemical consulting services for food, fuel, and environmental sectors using atomic absorption spectroscopy, GC-MS, and LC-MS instrumentation from his Halsey Science Center laboratory.