Gregory Rummo

Gregory Rummo serves as a Lecturer of Chemistry in the Department of Chemistry, Forensic Sciences, Oceanography, and Physics within the School of Liberal Arts and Sciences at Palm Beach Atlantic University (PBA), where he joined in 2018. He additionally holds roles as an adjunct scholar at the Cornwall Alliance for the Stewardship of Creation and a regular contributor to Baylor University's Christian Scholar's Review.

His educational credentials include:

• DMin in Theological Apologetics from Knox Theological Seminary
• MBA in Financial Management from Iona University
• MS in Chemistry from Fordham University
• BS in Chemistry from Iona University

Rummo's research spans Organic Chemistry, Medicinal Chemistry, and Science-Religion integration. His current PBA work investigates natural products for treating diseases in production animals, building on prior graduate research synthesizing penicillin-like molecules to combat antibiotic resistance through beta-lactamase enzyme inhibition. He actively explores the theological implications of scientific discovery, frequently citing Newton and Planck as exemplars of faith-science harmony in his classroom instruction.

His industrial background includes environmental chemistry at Dynamit Nobel, nickel-catalyzed cyanide research on terpenes, oil field technical services, and CEO leadership at New Chemic (US) Inc. marketing animal health APIs. He co-authored a patent for titanium/zirconium organometallic fracking compounds and maintains a writing career spanning North Jersey Media Group columns and Christian publications. He annually leads missionary treks through Peru's Andes with Wycliffe Bible Translators and AWI, distributing bilingual New Testaments and showing “The Jesus Film” in remote Quechua communities.