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Chemistry professor Dr. Tandy Grubbs readies for a demonstration for the Harry Potter portion of one of the summer science camps.

Chemistry professor Dr. Tandy Grubbs readies for a demonstration for the Harry Potter portion of one of the summer science camps.

Chemistry professor Dr. Tandy Grubbs samples the goods in his spring 2008 beer brewing class, Chemistry 391, Brewing Science and Technology.

Chemistry professor Dr. Tandy Grubbs samples the goods in his spring 2008 beer brewing class, Chemistry 391, Brewing Science and Technology.

Chemistry professor Dr. Tandy Grubbs (second from left) with the three students to take his first beer brewing class in spring 2000.

Chemistry professor Dr. Tandy Grubbs uses the library Innovation Lab's Oculus Rift virtual reality headset to explore a 3D molecule.

Chemistry professor Dr. Tandy Grubbs uses the library Innovation Lab's Oculus Rift virtual reality headset to explore a 3D molecule.

Chemistry professor Dr. Tandy Grubbs uses the library Innovation Lab's Oculus Rift virtual reality headset to explore a 3D molecule.

Chemistry professor Dr. Tandy Grubbs uses the library Innovation Lab's Oculus Rift virtual reality headset to explore a 3D molecule.

Chemistry professor Dr. Tandy Grubbs uses the library Innovation Lab's Oculus Rift virtual reality headset to explore a 3D molecule.

Chemistry professor Dr. Tandy Grubbs uses the library Innovation Lab's Oculus Rift virtual reality headset to explore a 3D molecule.

Chemistry professor Dr. Tandy Grubbs uses the library Innovation Lab's Oculus Rift virtual reality headset to explore a 3D molecule.

Chemistry professor Dr. Tandy Grubbs uses the library Innovation Lab's Oculus Rift virtual reality headset to explore a 3D molecule.

Chemistry professor Dr. Tandy Grubbs uses the library Innovation Lab's Oculus Rift virtual reality headset to explore a 3D molecule.

Chemistry professor Dr. Tandy Grubbs uses the library Innovation Lab's Oculus Rift virtual reality headset to explore a 3D molecule.

Chemistry professor Dr. Tandy Grubbs uses the library Innovation Lab's Oculus Rift virtual reality headset to explore a 3D molecule.

Chemistry professor Dr. Tandy Grubbs uses the library Innovation Lab's Oculus Rift virtual reality headset to explore a 3D molecule.

Chemistry professor Dr. Tandy Grubbs uses the library Innovation Lab's Oculus Rift virtual reality headset to explore a 3D molecule.

Chemistry professor Dr. Tandy Grubbs uses the library Innovation Lab's Oculus Rift virtual reality headset to explore a 3D molecule.

Chemistry professor Dr. Tandy Grubbs uses the library Innovation Lab's Oculus Rift virtual reality headset to explore a 3D molecule.

Chemistry professor Dr. Tandy Grubbs works on a computer in a Sage Hall lab.

Chemistry professor Dr. Tandy Grubbs works on a computer in a Sage Hall lab.

Chemistry professor Ed Coolidge (far left) enoys a reception in the garden of the President's home with many other guests.

Chemistry professor Edwin Coolidge presents a photograph to retiring President John E. Johns.

Chemistry professor James DeLap oversees students in a laboratory.

Chemistry professor John York stands next to the department's new Nuclear Magnetic Resonance (NMR) Spectrometer on the first floor of Sage Hall.

Chemistry professor Ken Everett in academic regalia for Convocation.

Chemistry professor Paul Sibbald prepares to rate the American Pale Ales made in Dr. Tandy Grubbs' spring 2013 beer brewing class, Chemistry 391, Brewing Science and Technology.

Chemistry professor Paul Sibbald prepares to rate the American Pale Ales made in Dr. Tandy Grubbs' spring 2013 beer brewing class, Chemistry 391, Brewing Science and Technology.

Chemistry professor Paul Sibbald prepares to rate the American Pale Ales made in Dr. Tandy Grubbs' spring 2013 beer brewing class, Chemistry 391, Brewing Science and Technology.

Chemistry professors Tandy Grubbs (center) and Dewaine Jackson (right) pose with the 2003 'Brew Class.' The beer brewing class is officially known as Chemistry 391, 'Brewing Science and Technology.'

Chemistry professors Tandy Grubbs (left) and Dewaine Jackson carrying out beer fermentation in Sage Hall. The Chemistry Department offers Chemistry 391, Brewing Science and Technology, for students who are at least 21 years old.

Chemistry professors Tandy Grubbs (left) and Dewaine Jackson pose with Matt Soto, 'Brew Master' award winner. The Brew Master is selected by having the best beer brewed in Chemistry 391, 'Brewing Science and Technology.'

Chemistry professor Tandy Grubbs and an AT&T representative at a reception in one of the Sage Hall chemistry laboratories for an AT&T check presentation to support the development of new online games and mobile apps that promote the learning of chemical, mathematical, and biological principles.

Chemistry professor Tandy Grubbs and an AT&T representative at a reception in one of the Sage Hall chemistry laboratories for an AT&T check presentation to support the development of new online games and mobile apps that promote the learning of chemical, mathematical, and biological principles.

Chemistry professor Tandy Grubbs and his son William stand next to the fountain newly installed in August 2019.

Chemistry professor Tandy Grubbs and students Dan Nunez and Luciano Violante photograph a bust of John B. Stetson to create files to use in 3D printing.

Chemistry professor Tandy Grubbs posed for a lab safety video shot in one of the labs in Sage Hall.

Chemistry professor Tandy Grubbs speaks at a reception in one of the Sage Hall chemistry laboratories for an AT&T check presentation to support the development of new online games and mobile apps that promote the learning of chemical, mathematical, and biological principles.

Chemistry professor Tandy Grubbs talks with President Wendy Libby at a reception in one of the Sage Hall chemistry laboratories for an AT&T check presentation to support the development of new online games and mobile apps that promote the learning of chemical, mathematical, and biological principles.

Chemistry professor Tandy Grubbs talks with President Wendy Libby at a reception in one of the Sage Hall chemistry laboratories for an AT&T check presentation to support the development of new online games and mobile apps that promote the learning of chemical, mathematical, and biological principles.

Chemistry professor Ted Beiler works in a Flagler Hall room used as a faculty office and chemistry storage room before Sage Hall was built.

Chemistry professor Theodore Beiler oversees students in a chemistry laboratory.

Chemistry students work on experiments in the laboratory.

Chemistry students work on their experiments in the lab.

Chemisty major Tam H. Pham presents her senior research at the American Chemical Society annual meeting in Orlando in 2019. Her research involved using the duPont-Ball Library's 3D printers.

Cher Dyson during a basketball game

Cher Dyson during a basketball game

Cher Dyson during a basketball game

Cher Dyson during a basketball game

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