LCSC Chemistry Faculty
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Rollie Hallen email rwhallen@lcsc.edu phone 208-792-2341 office MLH B51 |
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Rollie W. Hallen is our laboratory and developmental chemistry instructor. He earned his bachelors degree in Natural Science and Chemistry from LCSC in 1986 and he has a background in analytical chemistry. He has worked at LC since 1991. His personal interests include playing bass guitar and cross-country skiing. |
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Rachel Jameton email rajameton@lcsc.edu phone 208-792-2268 http://www.lcsc.edu/rjameton/Home page.htm office MLH 231 |
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Rachel A. Jameton, Ph.D, is an organic chemist. She received her her doctorate from the University of Utah in 2001 under the direction of Dr. Cynthia Burrows. She obtained her B.A. in chemistry from Franklin and Marshall College in 1993 under the direction of Dr. Phyllis Leber. Rachel's research interests include development of closed-loop organic teaching labs, the role of green chemistry in the pharmaceutical industry and extracting natural products from Northern Idaho native plants. Her personal interests include painting, hiking and reading. |
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Matthew Johnston email majohnston@lcsc.edu phone 208-792-2410 office MLH 321
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Matthew A. Johnston, Ph.D., is an inorganic/organometallic chemist. He received his doctorate from the University of California, Irvine, in 2000 under the direction of Dr. William Evans. He obtained a B.S. in Chemistry from Santa Clara University in 1996. Matt's research interests include coordination chemistry of inverted and confused porphyrins, polymetallic pseudohalide clusters and pyrotechnic chemistry. His personal interests include basketball, football and an unhealthy obsession with The Simpsons. |
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Nancy Johnston email najohnston@lcsc.edu phone 208-792-2341 office MLH B51 |
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Nancy Johnston, Ph.D., is an atmospheric/physical chemist. She received her doctorate from University of California, Irvine, in 2001 under the direction of Nobel Laureate F. Sherwood Rowland. She obtained a B.S. in Chemistry from William Smith College in Geneva, NY. She teaches general and physical chemistry. Her personal interests include dancing (ballet) and parenting her lovely daughter. |
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Christine Pharr email cpharr@lcsc.edu phone 208-792-2233 office MLH 134B
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Christine M. Pharr, Ph.D., is an analytical/instrumental chemist. She received her Ph.D. from the University of Idaho in 1996, her Masters from the University of South Dakota in 1989 and her B.A. from Mt. Marty College in 1979. Christine's research interests include development of novel analytical spectroscopic laboratory experiments in analytical chemistry. Her personal interests include bicycling, reading, music and walking. Christine is currently serving as the Division Chair of Natural Sciences. |
