Meditz College of Arts & Sciences Dean's Series - The Future of Chemistry, Research, & Career Development with Mary De Duke '91
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Meditz College of Arts & Sciences Dean's Series - The Future of Chemistry, Research, & Career Development with Mary De Duke '91
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How can chemistry prepare students to solve problems in science, business, and their communities? In this episode of Fairfield University’s The Future of series, Dean Richard Greenwald speaks with alumna Mary De Duke ’91 and longtime chemistry professor Ed O’Connell about organic chemistry, scientific research, and career development.
The conversation explores the growth of undergraduate research at Fairfield, the value of faculty mentorship, and the communication skills students gain through a liberal arts education. De Duke shares how her Fairfield experience prepared her for graduate study, pharmaceutical research at Pfizer, and the launch of Traveling Toys, a nonprofit expanding access to play. They also discuss artificial intelligence, laboratory technology, interdisciplinary collaboration, and the resilience required when experiments fail. Watch to learn how curiosity, hands-on experience, and critical thinking can prepare students for meaningful careers in chemistry and beyond.