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Laverman

Leroy Laverman

Associate Dean, College of Creative Studies
Phone
(805) 893-5265
Email
laverman@chem.ucsb.edu
Office
Physical Sciences North, Room 1643C

Affiliated Major

  • Chemistry & Biochemistry

Prior to moving to Santa Barbara, Dr. Laverman attended Washington State University in Pullman, WA where he earned a B.S. in Chemistry in 1993. He worked in the laboratory of Dr. Peter Ford  at UCSB studying mechanisms of reactions of nitric oxide (NO) with metalloporphyrins and heme proteins and earned his Ph.D. in 1999.  He started teaching at UCSB in 2000 and is a co-author of the general chemistry textbook,  "Chemical Principles: The Quest for Insight", 6th Edition published in 2013.

Courses

  • SLC: CHEMICAL APPLICATIONS OF GROUP THEORY
  • GENERAL CHEMISTRY B
  • GENERAL CHEMISTRY A
  • CCS GENERAL CHEMISTRY C
  • GENERAL CHEMISTRY B
  • GENERAL CHEMISTRY A
  • GENERAL CHEMISTRY C
  • CCS GENERAL CHEMISTRY B
  • GENERAL CHEMISTRY A
  • ETHICAL ISSUES IN SCIENCE TODAY
  • GENERAL CHEMISTRY C
  • GENERAL CHEMISTRY B
  • GENERAL CHEMISTRY A
  • GENERAL CHEMISTRY C
  • GENERAL CHEMISTRY
  • GENERAL CHEMISTRY
  • GROUP THEORY
  • ETHICAL ISSUES IN SCIENCE TODAY
  • GENERAL CHEMISTRY
  • CHEMISTRY
  • GENERAL CHEMISTRY B
  • GENERAL CHEMISTRY
  • ETHICAL ISSUES IN SCIENCE TODAY
  • INTRO TO RESEARCH METHODS AND TECHNIQUES
  • GENERAL CHEMISTRY C
  • INTRO: GROUP THEORY
  • GENERAL CHEMISTRY B
  • GENERAL CHEMISTRY A
  • INTRODUCTION TO THE CHEMICAL APPLICATIONS OF GROUP THEORY
  • PROBLEM SOLVING IN GENERAL CHEMISTRY
  • GENERAL CHEMISTRY B
  • General Chemistry A
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