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              The "GREAT In Chemistry" Program Anybody can be a master of the universe. 
              Chemists however, have a better shot at it since they are in the 
              process of studying one of the most difficult components of being 
              one. Π has developed a series of blueprints for a Graduate
              Education and Training in Interdisciplinary
              Chemistry program, known as "GREAT In Chemistry Program," 
              which is formatted to promote an active redefinition of the 
              curriculum of chemistry. Classroom, laboratory and enrichment 
              training modules are broadened to include concepts culled from 
              other disciplines that will enhance the practical knowledge of 
              chemistry, and will train graduating chemists to be more applied 
              in their use of chemistry - a discipline that encompasses 
              nanotechnology - in addressing technological needs, and provide 
              pool of students that , in addition to being able to apply adroit 
              philosophical and analytical thought to the solving of challenges 
              of the sub nanoscale, are also ready for the industrial workplace. 
              Modules and tools are formatted based on existing qualifications 
              and research strengths of existing faculty, available 
              instrumentation and available support courses from other 
              departments. Our 
              technical writing team will use their combined professional 
              and personal crossdisciplinary educational experiences to assist 
              colleges and universities in the conceptualization and development 
              of institutional grants for a) new curriculum development, b) 
              instrumentation acquisition and c) new educational concepts d) 
              summer enrichment courses and activities, in new (integrated) 
              disciplines that are reminiscent of the ongoing convergence of the 
              sciences and engineering and bolster preexisting infrastructure. 
              See The GREAT Program   |