Assistant Professor
Dr. Pellizzeri earned his BS in Polymer Chemistry with High Honors from Rochester Institute of Technology in Rochester, NY in May 2007. During his time at RIT, Dr. Pellizzeri conducted research on the physical and electronic interactions between a straight-chain conjugated polymer and single-wall carbon nanotubes, probed by fluorescence spectroscopy with Dr. Christopher Collison. Additionally, while at RIT, Dr. Pellizzeri was the recipient of the Pasto Undergraduate Co-Op Fellowship, the Undergraduate Polymer Chemistry Award, the RIT Presidential Scholarship, a Summer Undergraduate Research Grant, and a Distinguished Research Scholar award.
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About Steven Pellizzeri
Dr. Pellizzeri earned his BS in Polymer Chemistry with High Honors from Rochester Institute of Technology in Rochester, NY in May 2007. During his time at RIT, Dr. Pellizzeri conducted research on the physical and electronic interactions between a straight-chain conjugated polymer and single-wall carbon nanotubes, probed by fluorescence spectroscopy with Dr. Christopher Collison. Additionally, while at RIT, Dr. Pellizzeri was the recipient of the Pasto Undergraduate Co-Op Fellowship, the Undergraduate Polymer Chemistry Award, the RIT Presidential Scholarship, a Summer Undergraduate Research Grant, and a Distinguished Research Scholar award.
| Present | Assistant Professor, Eastern Illinois University ‐ Chemistry and Biochemistry | |
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Professional Service and Affiliations
| 2007 - Present | member, American Chemical Society (ACS) |
Courses
- CHM 3910, Chemical Thermodynamics and Kinetics
- CHM 3915, Physical Chemistry Laboratory
- CHM 3920, Quantum Chemistry
- CHM 5210, Bonding and Reactivity
- CHM 1410, General Chemistry II
- CHM 1415, General Chemistry II Lab
| 2013 | Ph.D., Syracuse University | |
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| 2007 | B.S., Rochester Institute of Technology | |
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