Department of Chemistry
Department of Chemistry
We prepare students through education and research for global leadership in industrial, government, and academic careers.
Contact Us
Dr. Oladapo Bakare
Chairperson
obakare@howard.edu
Dr. Paul Hudrlik
Associate Chairperson
phudrlik@howard.edu
Dr. Charles Hosten
Associate Chairperson
chosten@howard.edu
Main Office: 202-806-6900
Welcome to the Department of Chemistry
The Department of Chemistry at Howard University has programs leading to the Bachelor of Science (B.S.), Master of Science (M.S.), and Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) degrees. We continue to maintain a strong drive to meet the ever-growing needs of the scientific community through our focus in traditional and interdisciplinary areas of chemistry. Our award-winning faculty provide students with modern, unique educational curricula and are involved in cutting-edge research. The synergy of our educational programs with world-renown research appeals to talented students and researchers across campus and around the globe. Our talent and location in Washington, D.C. allows us to collaborate with national and international laboratories.
Whether a prospective undergraduate, transfer student, or graduate student, we are excited that you are considering the chemistry program at Howard University! To find out more about our programs, faculty, and students, please explore our website. If you have questions after exploring our pages, please feel free to contact us. We are located in the Chemistry Building on Howard University's campus or send us an email.
Announcements
Welcome Class of 2023!
Aug 13, 2019
The Department would like to welcome the Class of 2023!
The well-kept secret of the Chemistry department at Howard University is the tight knit community that exists between the students, faculty, and staff within the historic halls. There is a call for excellence coupled with the enthusiasm and nurturing of knowledgeable professors noteworthy in their fields...Without reservation, this department ensures the success of its hardworking students."
- Miah Davis, B.S. 2015