Associate Professor of Chemistry
Dr. Reynolds' current appointment is as an Associate Professor of Chemistry at Campbell University. He received his Ph.D. in Chemistry from the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill under the direction of Dr. Eric Brustad. He received his undergraduate degrees in Chemistry and Mathematics from the University of Virginia, while performing undergraduate research in the lab of Dr. James Demas. Dr. Reynolds' research interests lie in the area of biochemistry and protein engineering to expand the diversity of chemical functionality available to proteins. In addition to research, he has a strong commitment to teaching and mentoring the next generation of scientists.
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About Evan Reynolds
Dr. Reynolds' current appointment is as an Associate Professor of Chemistry at Campbell University. He received his Ph.D. in Chemistry from the University of North Carolina-Chapel Hill under the direction of Dr. Eric Brustad. He received his undergraduate degrees in Chemistry and Mathematics from the University of Virginia, while performing undergraduate research in the lab of Dr. James Demas. Dr. Reynolds' research interests lie in the area of biochemistry and protein engineering to expand the diversity of chemical functionality available to proteins. In addition to research, he has a strong commitment to teaching and mentoring the next generation of scientists.
| Present | Assistant Professor of Chemistry, Campbell University ‐ Department of Chemistry and Physics | |
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Disciplines
Research Interests
Professional Service and Affiliations
| 2015 - Present | Member and Assistant Chapter Advisor (2015-2017), Alpha Chi Sigma Professional Chemistry Fraternity | 2015 - Present | Member, Co-President UNC Chapter (2016-17), Vice-President UNC Chapter (2015), Society for Advancement of Chicanos/Hispanics & Native Americans in Science | 2012 - Present | Member, Pi Mu Epsilon National Mathematics Honor Society | 2012 - Present | Member, Raven Society Academic Honor Society | 2010 - Present | Member, American Chemical Society |
Honors and Awards
- Carol and Edward Smithwick Dissertation Completion Fellowship (UNC), 2016-2017
- Student Undergraduate Teaching Award (UNC), 2016
- Carl Storm Underrepresented Minority Travel Fellowship, 2016
- National Science Foundation Graduate Research Fellow, 2013-2016
- Francis P. Venable Fellowship (UNC), 2012
- American Chemical Society Award for Inorganic Chemistry (UVA), 2012
- Kenneth C. Bass Chemistry Summer Research Scholarship (UVA), 2010, 2011
- American Chemical Society Scholar, 2008-2012
Courses
- Biol 280, Essentials of Microbiology and Biochemistry
- Chem 441, Special Topics in Biochemistry
- Chem 228L, Organic Chemistry II Lab
- Chem 228, Organic Chemistry II
- Chem 227L, Organic Chemistry I Lab
- Chem 113L, General Chemistry II Lab
- Chem 113, General Chemistry II
- Chem 111L, General Chemistry I Lab
- Chem 111, General Chemistry I
| 2017 | Ph.D., University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill ‐ Chemistry | |
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| 2012 | B.S. and B.A., University of Virginia ‐ Chemistry and Mathematics | |
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