
Chemistry professor and A&S associate dean Kelling Donald, author of How to Solve A Problem: Insights for Critical Thinking, Problem-Solving, and Success in College, authored this piece.
Kelling Donald is professor of chemistry and Clarence E. Denoon Jr. Chair in the Natural Sciences as well as associate dean in the School of Arts & Sciences. His area of research is in theoretical and computational chemistry.
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Chemistry professor and A&S associate dean Kelling Donald, author of How to Solve A Problem: Insights for Critical Thinking, Problem-Solving, and Success in College, authored this piece.
A piece authored by chemistry professor and A&S associate dean Kelling Donald, originally published in Diverse: Issues in Higher Education, is highlighted.
Kelling Donald, associate professor of chemistry, authored this piece.