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| + | Also, you should provide some feedback - please post two responses to other people's threads, again by clicking on the "Edit" tab for their sections, typing your comments then signing. | ||
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| + | NB: [[Chem321:Discussion 2|Discussion no. 2]] will be held in "real time" and will cover points from Unit 1. | ||
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| + | ==Martin Walker== | ||
| + | I'm Prof. Martin A. Walker, and I'm teaching this class. I grew up in [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Newcastle_upon_Tyne Newcastle Upon Tyne] in northern England. I worked for 12 years in the chemical industry [http://pcisynthesis.com/ in the US] and [http://www.fineindustries.co.uk/fol/home.aspx in the UK], and I saw both good and bad attitudes to the environment. This led to me developing a strong interest in green chemistry, which we will cover in a later unit. If you heard [http://pluto.potsdam.edu/academicfestwiki/index.php/Green_Chemistry:_New_Eyes_and_New_Ideas_in_Science John Warner's presentation at the campus festival] recently, you'll know what I'm talking about! | ||
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Due to be completed by 11:59pm on Wednesday, July 10th.
This first session will simply involve introducing yourself to the class. Click on the "Edit" tab under your name, and please tell the class a little bit about yourself - your hobbies, background, or your reasons for an interest in sustainability. You don't need to post a lot of personal details - we just want to help "break the ice". End your comment with four tilde marks (~~~~) to add your signature and time stamp.
Also, you should provide some feedback - please post two responses to other people's threads, again by clicking on the "Edit" tab for their sections, typing your comments then signing.
NB: Discussion no. 2 will be held in "real time" and will cover points from Unit 1.
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Martin Walker
I'm Prof. Martin A. Walker, and I'm teaching this class. I grew up in Newcastle Upon Tyne in northern England. I worked for 12 years in the chemical industry in the US and in the UK, and I saw both good and bad attitudes to the environment. This led to me developing a strong interest in green chemistry, which we will cover in a later unit. If you heard John Warner's presentation at the campus festival recently, you'll know what I'm talking about!
