Bill Carroll

Bill Carroll is an Adjunct Professor in the Department of Chemistry at Indiana University Bloomington, leveraging his extensive industry background in chemical policy and environmental regulation. His academic affiliation focuses on applied science initiatives with significant real-world impact.

His educational foundation includes:

• Ph.D. in Organic Chemistry, Indiana University, 1978 (advisor: Dennis Peters)
• M.S., Tulane University
• B.A. in Chemistry and Physics, DePauw University

Research & Professional Focus: Carroll's work centers on global environmental chemistry, particularly through United Nations frameworks including the Stockholm Convention on Persistent Organic Pollutants and the Minamata Convention on mercury elimination. At Indiana University, he actively conducts career development workshops and resume reviews, translating 37 years of industrial experience from Occidental Chemical Corporation into practical student guidance. His expertise bridges academic research, international policy implementation, and industrial chemical safety.

Leadership & Current Activities: Following his 2015 retirement from industry, Carroll founded Carroll Applied Science, LLC while maintaining his academic role. He previously held top leadership positions in the American Chemical Society as both President and Chair of the Board of Directors, demonstrating sustained influence in the chemical sciences community.