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    Apr 10

    We are grateful for the strength and resilience of our faculty, students, and staff this past month and we're wishing our community a restful weekend! If you can, kick it off by joining us in giving via to help our students thrive.

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  2. Retweeted
    Apr 30

    Congratulations, Class of 2020

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  3. 12 hours ago

    Sarah Romack of says, "Congratulations Class of 2020! You have so much to be proud of and so much to celebrate. I am so excited for you as you begin this next chapter of your life!" 💚

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  4. Retweeted
    15 hours ago

    Tune in to UNT Alumni Live! tomorrow to chat with as he cooks one of his favorite dishes! 📍 Zoom & Facebook Live 🗓️ Thurs. 5/7 | 4 p.m. 👉 Zoom registration:

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  5. 17 hours ago

    We are so incredibly of our Spring 2020 graduates! We hope you will join our faculty, staff, and families in a virtual celebration of excellence by sharing your well-wishes, senior photos, and notes of encouragement with this week!

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  6. Retweeted
    May 5

    Your gift to the fund on will have an immediate impact on students who are working hard to persevere in the face of unprecedented challenges. Give today to make a difference tomorrow: .

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  7. May 1

    Tobey's friendly smile, wide catalog of knowledge, and curious nature make him an outstanding tutor. He hopes to attend graduate school and eventually become a professor. Congratulations, Tobey! Meet all of 's here:

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  8. Retweeted
    Apr 29

    This is the department’s oldest and most prestigious award, given for outstanding performance by a senior Chemistry major. We are proud of Makayla’s dedication and hard work to achieve her degree!

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    Apr 29

    Paola is much deserving of the department’s oldest and most prestigious award! She has exemplified outstanding performance by a senior Chemistry major during her education at UNT. We wish you all the best in your next adventure!

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  10. Retweeted
    Apr 29

    Fatima excelled this semester in modifying & creating Gen Chem course content so that it could be readily grasped by students during this uncertain time. She truly exemplifies an outstanding emphasis in teaching and we are lucky to have her!

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    Apr 29

    Jose is a patient, prepared and dedicated educator. He takes the time to work through each lab himself before executing it as a TA for his section. Students in Jose’s lab sections have flourished under his direction! Thank you, Jose!

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  12. Retweeted
    Apr 29

    This scholarship recognizes students for outstanding research accomplishments. Emmett’s Comp Chem research on enzymes has been published 3 times at UNT and has been presented at several conferences! We are proud of his contributions!

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    Apr 29

    First year student, Ting, received this Award for outstanding research accomplishments. His research in organic synthesis has led to several published papers & 3 patent applications in China! We look forward to all that he will accomplish while at UNT!

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  14. May 1

    We're so of our staff and faculty for always going above and beyond to help our students! Kristi Nelson, manager of 's Math Quest Center, has been working hard to maintain resources throughout the changes on campus:

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  15. Apr 30

    A member of since 2016, Chris is double-majoring in and . He is wrapping up his Apprentice Teaching semester in Denton ISD with Teacher Certification in 7-12 Math and Physics, and is a Spring 2020 graduate! Congrats, Chris!

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  16. Retweeted
    Apr 30

    Ok! So now that you know how teflon works (see last week's episode), now it's time for the equally important question: is it safe to use?

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  17. Retweeted
    Apr 29

    Austen’s passion for organic materials research has led to several publications during his time at UNT. His goal is to address current alternative energy & materials research issues while advancing the next generation to enter STEM fields!

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  18. Retweeted
    Apr 29

    Melissa is pursuing research in ChemEd regarding attitudes & misconception in organic chemistry. Her desire to foster interest in chemistry & to make it accessible to everyone inspired her to create one of the top-ranked chemistry podcasts!

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  19. Retweeted
    Apr 29

    Our second place winners for Departmental Seminar Day! They presented stellar research and we can't wait to see what they do next! Congrats!

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  20. Retweeted
    Apr 29

    Tengteng has received an award given to the outstanding first year student in the Department! Her passion to teach, her interest in research and dedication to excellence in all things has been apparent over the last year. We are proud of her!

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    Apr 29

    During his 4 years at UNT, Matt has become the “go to” whenever faculty, staff & students need help. The selfless generosity of his time & dedication to helping others made him the outstanding choice for the Service to the Dept award! We are thankful for him!

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