Corbin Livingston

Corbin Livingston is an Assistant Professor of Chemistry at Beloit College, affiliated with the School of the Environment and Sustainability. She has been at Beloit since 2023 and teaches courses in introductory, nano-, environmental, analytical, and inorganic chemistry. Her research bridges inorganic, analytical, and environmental chemistry, with a focus on surface modification and fluidity. She actively engages in chemistry education research, emphasizing equity and DEI in curriculum design.

• Education: PhD in Chemistry (2021, Michigan State University); BA in Chemistry and Music (Albion College).

Her scholarship addresses curriculum development with a focus on social justice, integrating real-world science and highlighting marginalized scientists. She collaborates closely with students in both lab-based and education-focused research. Livingston advocates for liberal arts education, believing in critical thinking and interdisciplinary growth. She advises students in chemistry and biochemistry majors.

No scientific awards or grants are explicitly mentioned, though her work on DEI in education reflects commitment to inclusive practices. She frequently involves students in research projects driven by their interests.