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Dr. Tandy Grubbs reads the scores for the first beer that students brewed in his spring 2015 beer brewing class, Chemistry 391, Brewing Science and Technology.

Dr. Tandy Grubbs' spring 2012 beer brewing class, Chemistry 391, Brewing Science and Technology poses for a group shot at the end of the semester. Jake Boyd (with certificate) was declared Brewmeister.

Dr. Tandy Grubbs' spring 2012 beer brewing class, Chemistry 391, Brewing Science and Technology poses for a group shot at the end of the semester. Jake Boyd (with certificate) was declared Brewmeister.

Dr. Tandy Grubbs tastes and judges the students' first batch of beer made in his spring 2014 beer brewing class, Chemistry 391, Brewing Science and Technology.

Dr. Tandy Grubbs with a student as students brew their third batch of beer in his spring 2014 beer brewing class, Chemistry 391, Brewing Science and Technology.

Dr. Tandy Grubbs with a student as students brew their third batch of beer in his spring 2014 beer brewing class, Chemistry 391, Brewing Science and Technology.

Dr. Tandy Grubbs with graduating senior Meredith Cobb.

Dr. W. Tandy Grubbs, professor and chair of the chemistry department.

Empty beer bottles wait to be filled in Dr. Tandy Grubbs' spring 2012 beer brewing class, Chemistry 391, Brewing Science and Technology.

First place winner Luciano Violante, crowned 'Brew Master,' poses with Dr. Tandy Grubbs after the final session in Dr. Grubbs' spring 2013 beer brewing class, Chemistry 391, Brewing Science and Technology.

Graduating biochemistry major Christy Fitzpatrick poses with Chemistry professor Dr. Tandy Grubbs at the May 2012 graduation ceremony.

Guests at a duPont-Ball Library reception in honor of the library's 125th anniversary as a federal depository library.

Guests at the library's annual August reception. The reception honored Betty Johnson for her 50 years of Stetson service and her retirement.

In honor of her four years of studying diligently in Sage Hall Room 239, the chemistry faculty honored biology student Rose Creed by naming the room for her. Seen here with chair of the Chemistry Department, Dr. Tandy Grubbs.

Jeannie Miller, winner of the 'Stetson Chemical Mahjong Tournament,' holds her ipad first place prize. With her is Dr. Tandy Grubbs, who developed the online Mahjong Chem game as a learning tool.

John B. Stetson IV and wife Solveig visit the Stetson campus named for John's great-grandfather. The Stetsons spent the day of March 20, 2017 on campus and donated Stetson family memorabilia to the library's archives. Seen here visiting the Stetson Mansion, the winter home of John B. Stetson, on the west side of DeLand.

Members of the chemistry faculty, Ted Beiler, Ken Everett, and Tandy Grubbs share a meal in the Private Dining Room of the Carlton Union Building. Also pictured is Ted's wife, Doe Beiler.

One bottle of beer yields a very foamy brew in Dr. Tandy Grubbs' spring 2012 beer brewing class, Chemistry 391, Brewing Science and Technology.

Panoramic shot of students brewing their second batch of beer, a recipe of their choosing, in Dr. Tandy Grubbs' spring 2015 beer brewing class, Chemistry 391, Brewing Science and Technology.

Physical chemistry professor Dr. Tandy Grubbs stands in front of a Low-Coherence Michelson Interferometer in Sage Hall.

Presentation by Library Dean Sue Ryan and Chemistry Professor Tandy Grubbs on 3D Printing as an Effective Learning Technology at the Sharing Excellence Colloquium at Stetson University in April 2015.

Presentation by Library Dean Sue Ryan and Chemistry Professor Tandy Grubbs on 3D Printing as an Effective Learning Technology at the Sharing Excellence Colloquium at Stetson University in April 2015.

Presentation by Library Dean Sue Ryan and Chemistry Professor Tandy Grubbs on 3D Printing as an Effective Learning Technology at the Sharing Excellence Colloquium at Stetson University in April 2015.

Presentation by Library Dean Sue Ryan and Chemistry Professor Tandy Grubbs on 3D Printing as an Effective Learning Technology at the Sharing Excellence Colloquium at Stetson University in April 2015.

Presentation by Library Dean Sue Ryan and Chemistry Professor Tandy Grubbs on 3D Printing as an Effective Learning Technology at the Sharing Excellence Colloquium at Stetson University in April 2015.

Presentation by Library Dean Sue Ryan and Chemistry Professor Tandy Grubbs on 3D Printing as an Effective Learning Technology at the Sharing Excellence Colloquium at Stetson University in April 2015.

Presentation by Library Dean Sue Ryan and Chemistry Professor Tandy Grubbs on 3D Printing as an Effective Learning Technology at the Sharing Excellence Colloquium at Stetson University in April 2015.

Presentation by Library Dean Sue Ryan and Chemistry Professor Tandy Grubbs on 3D Printing as an Effective Learning Technology at the Sharing Excellence Colloquium at Stetson University in April 2015.

Presentation by Library Dean Sue Ryan and Chemistry Professor Tandy Grubbs on 3D Printing as an Effective Learning Technology at the Sharing Excellence Colloquium at Stetson University in April 2015.

Presentation by Library Dean Sue Ryan and Chemistry Professor Tandy Grubbs on 3D Printing as an Effective Learning Technology at the Sharing Excellence Colloquium at Stetson University in April 2015.

Presentation by Library Dean Sue Ryan and Chemistry Professor Tandy Grubbs on 3D Printing as an Effective Learning Technology at the Sharing Excellence Colloquium at Stetson University in April 2015.

Presentation by Library Dean Sue Ryan and Chemistry Professor Tandy Grubbs on 3D Printing as an Effective Learning Technology at the Sharing Excellence Colloquium at Stetson University in April 2015.

Presentation by Library Dean Sue Ryan and Chemistry Professor Tandy Grubbs on 3D Printing as an Effective Learning Technology at the Sharing Excellence Colloquium at Stetson University in April 2015.

Retired professor George Hood and alumnus Senator Max Cleland at the library's annual August reception. The reception honored Betty Johnson for her 50 years of Stetson service and her retirement.

Stetson professor Dr. Tandy Grubbs (back, center) speaks with attendees of the Orlando Section of the American Chemical Society where he gave a presentation about his class on beer brewing. The meeting took place at the Florida Solar Energy Center in Cocoa, Florida.

Stetson professor Dr. Tandy Grubbs (back, right) waits to speak to the Orlando Section of the American Chemical Society about his class on beer brewing. The meeting took place at the Florida Solar Energy Center in Cocoa, Florida.

Student Luciano Violante plays Mahjong Chem, an online learning tool developed by Chemistry professor Tandy Grubbs, in a Sage Hall lab as Dr. Grubbs looks on.

Student Luciano Violante plays Mahjong Chem, an online learning tool developed by Chemistry professor Tandy Grubbs, in a Sage Hall lab as Dr. Grubbs looks on.

Student Luciano Violante plays Mahjong Chem, an online learning tool developed by Chemistry professor Tandy Grubbs, in a Sage Hall lab as Dr. Grubbs looks on.

Student Luciano Violante plays Mahjong Chem, an online learning tool developed by Chemistry professor Tandy Grubbs, in a Sage Hall lab as Dr. Grubbs looks on.

Student Luciano Violante plays Mahjong Chem, an online learning tool developed by Chemistry professor Tandy Grubbs, in a Sage Hall lab as Dr. Grubbs looks on.

Student Luciano Violante plays Mahjong Chem, an online learning tool developed by Chemistry professor Tandy Grubbs, in a Sage Hall lab as Dr. Grubbs looks on.

Student Luciano Violante plays Mahjong Chem, an online learning tool developed by Chemistry professor Tandy Grubbs, in a Sage Hall lab as Dr. Grubbs looks on.

Student Luciano Violante plays Mahjong Chem, an online learning tool developed by Chemistry professor Tandy Grubbs, in a Sage Hall lab as Dr. Grubbs looks on.

Student Luciano Violante plays Mahjong Chem, an online learning tool developed by Chemistry professor Tandy Grubbs, in a Sage Hall lab as Dr. Grubbs looks on.

Student Luciano Violante plays Mahjong Chem, an online learning tool developed by Chemistry professor Tandy Grubbs, in a Sage Hall lab as Dr. Grubbs looks on.

Student Luciano Violante plays Mahjong Chem, an online learning tool developed by Chemistry professor Tandy Grubbs, in a Sage Hall lab as Dr. Grubbs looks on.

Student Luciano Violante plays Mahjong Chem, an online learning tool developed by Chemistry professor Tandy Grubbs, in a Sage Hall lab as Dr. Grubbs looks on.

Student Luciano Violante plays Mahjong Chem, an online learning tool developed by Chemistry professor Tandy Grubbs, in a Sage Hall lab as Dr. Grubbs looks on.

Student Luciano Violante plays Mahjong Chem, an online learning tool developed by Chemistry professor Tandy Grubbs, in a Sage Hall lab as Dr. Grubbs looks on.

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