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Chemistry and Food Science

Louise A. Bodack - Chair
Associate Professor of Chemistry & Food Science
Office: Hemenway 336G
Office Phone: 508-626-4781
E-mail: lbodack@framingham.edu
A.B.  Rollins College
M.Phil.  Syracuse University
Ph.D.  Syracuse University

Dr. Bodack teaches courses in general, inorganic and biochemistry. Her research interests include biologically relevant molecules.

Louise Bodack

Robert Beck
Professor of Chemistry & Food Science
Office: Hemenway 131
Office Phone: 508-626-4755
E-mail: rbeck@framingham.edu
B.A.   Framingham State College
M.S.  University of Rhode Island
Ph.D.  Clark University

Dr. Beck teaches biochemistry and food science courses.
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Robert Beck

Ellen Bellantoni
Visiting Lecturer
Office: Hemenway 336
Office Phone: 508-626-4748
E-mail: ebellantoni@framingham.edu
B.S.  Fordham University
M.A.  Wellesley College
Ph.D.  University of Lowell

Dr. Bellantoni teaches The Chemistry of Life and Science, The Environment, and Health.



Steven Cok
Assistant Professor of Chemistry & Food Science
Office: Hemenway 334
Office Phone: 508-626-4782
E-mail: scok@framingham.edu
B.S.  Michigan State University
Ph.D.  University of Chicago

Dr. Cok teaches Biochemistry, Chemistry of Life and Organic Chemistry laboratories.  His research interests focus on understanding the molecular mechanisms for regulating gene expression.

Steve Cok

Guy Crosby
Professor of Chemistry & Food Science
Office: Hemenway 336B
Office Phone 508-626-4777
E-mail: gcrosby@framingham.edu
B.S.  University of New Hampshire
Ph.D.  Brown University

Dr. Crosby teaches courses in food science, The Chemistry of Life, and Organic Chemistry. His research interests focus on the chemical components of dietary fiber (non-digestible remnants of plant cell walls) in food, the structure and function of resistant starch, and the chemistry of cooking.
Guy Crosby

Catherine Dignam
Assistant Professor of Chemistry & Food Science
Office: Hemenway 336F
Office Phone: 508-626-4778
E-mail:  cdignam@framingham.edu   Personal Bio
A.B.  Smith College
Ph.D.  State University of New York at Stony Brook

Dr. Dignam teaches courses in general and inorganic chemistry. Her research involves the design and synthesis of novel choral metal complexes for use in asymmetric catalysis.
Catherine Dignam

Chris McGrath
Visiting Lecturer
Office: Hemenway 206
Office Phone: 508-626-4748
E-mail: cmcgrath@framingham.edu
B.S.  Framingham State College
M.A.  Brown University

Professor McGrath teaches laboratories in Organic Chemistry.

Richard Milaszewski
Professor of Chemistry & Food Science
Office: Hemenway 336A
Office Phone: 508-626-4784
E-mail: rmilaszewski@framingham.edu
A.B.  St. Anselm's College
M.S.  College of the Holy Cross
Ph.D.  University of New Hampshire

Dr. Milaszewski teaches courses in Organic Chemistry.
Dick Milaszewski

Sarah Pilkenton
Assistant Professor Chemistry & Food Science
Office: Hemenway 336E
Office Phone: 508-626-4780
E-mail: spilkenton@framingham.edu
B.S.  The University of Virginia's College at Wise
Ph.D.  Purdue University

Dr. Pilkenton teaches general chemistry and instrumental analysis. Her research interests are in the application of analytical chemistry and modern chemical instrumentation to environmental and food science.
Sarah Pilkenton

Carol Russell
Professor of Chemistry & Food Science
Office: Hemenway 336C
Office Phone: 508-626-4786
E-mail: crussell@framingham.edu
B.S.  Chemistry, Stonehill College
Ph.D.  Northeastern University

Dr. Russell teaches the physical chemistry sequence Physical Chemistry I and Physical Chemistry II. Her research interests involve molecular modeling and the Quantum Mechanics of large molecules.
Carol Russell

Lisa Savini
Visiting Lecturer
Office: Hemenway 336
Office Number: 508-626-4748
E-mail: lsavini@framingham.edu
B.S.  University of Hartford, CT
M.S.  Framingham State College

Professor Savini teaches General Chemistry, and Science, Environment and Health. She also teaches laboratories in Principles of Chemistry, Organic Chemistry and Biochemistry.  She has a special interest in food science and cooking.
Lisa Savini

Larry Simonson
Professor, Emeritus, & Visiting Lecturer
Office: Hemenway 336
Office Phone: 508-626-4748
E-mail: lsimons@framingham.edu
B.S.  Wisconsin State University
Ph.D.  Florida State University

Dr. Simonson teaches general and instrumental chemistry. His research Interests are in Chemical Instrumentation.

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