Kaylee Fife, BS ’23

Kaitlyn Valverde, Class of 2025

“I worked as a research assistant for Dr. Stocker in her computational chemistry lab. I was excited to undertake this project as it would be my first look at a dry lab. I thought it was super interesting that we could model real-world phenomena with computer simulations. I feel that my current student-employment experience working as a lab assistant and a research assistant has given me the foundation to build my technical skills that I can apply to my future career.”

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Chemistry Major

“The experiences I had in Suffolk's chemistry department prepared me immensely for starting my career. Not only do I apply the knowledge I gained in my classes every day when I am working in the lab, but I also am thankful for the time I spent as a teaching assistant, tutor, and researcher, as these roles helped me develop soft skills that prepared me for the workforce. A year into my first job, I am beginning to mentor and train new hires, and tutoring other students with chemistry classes while at Suffolk set me on the right path for doing so.”

Chemistry Major

Kaylee Fife, BS ’23

Kaitlyn Valverde, Class of 2025

Kaylee Fife, BS ’23

Chemistry Major

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Chemistry Major

Kaylee Fife, BS ’23

Chemistry Major

Kaitlyn Valverde, Class of 2025

Chemistry Major

Kaitlyn Valverde, Class of 2025

Chemistry Major