Dr. Evonne Baldauff Chair of the Department of Chemistry and Forensic Science and Associate Professor of Chemistry Dr. Evonne Baldauff teaches both introductory and advanced chemistry courses including general, inorganic and physical chemistry. Her favorite course to teach is advanced inorganic chemistry where students learn about the symmetry of molecules, but far too few of them enjoy it as much as she does! She also serves as Chair of the Department of Chemistry and Forensic Science, a role that she absolutely loves. Dr. Baldauff’s research interests range from developing novel inorganic materials to characterizing roasted and brewed coffee to studying learning outcomes in the general chemistry laboratory. She has served as advisor to the WU American Chemical Society (ACS) Student Chapter since 2007. Dr. Baldauff is also active in the ACS Pittsburgh Local Section, where she served as Chair in 2015. Dr. Baldauff holds a B.S. in Chemistry from Grove City College and a Ph.D. in Inorganic Chemistry from Purdue University.
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