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Chemical Physics faculty
Meet our Graduate Students
Program handbook
Entry into the Graduate Program in Chemical Physics
Admission into the program
Graduate record examination scores and transcripts
Registration exams
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Choice of research advisor
Graduate advisory committee
Program of study
General requirements
Credit hours
Course work performance
Comprehensive examination
Seminars
Time limitation for completion of advanced degrees
Admission to chemical physics from an M.S. program
Requirements for the Ph.D. program
Minimum credit requirements
Comprehensive examinations
Language requirements
Seminar requirements
Admission to candidacy
Approval of dissertation and final oral examination
Graduate student evaluation procedures
Timetable of events
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Chemical Physics Graduate Student
Vsevolod Dergachev
Ph.D. student
vsevoloddergachev@gmail.com
1079
Chemical Physics Graduate Student
Kevin Gonzalez-Quedada
Ph.D. student
kgonzalezq93@nevada.unr.edu
1079
Chemical Physics Graduate Student
Majid Hassani
Ph.D. student
majidhassani@nevada.unr.edu
1079
Chemical Physics Graduate Student
Matthew Roberson
Ph.D. student
matgrobe@ut.utm.edu
1079
Chemical Physics Graduate Student
Mitra Rooein
Ph.D. student
mitra.rooein@nevada.unr.edu
1079
Chemical Physics Graduate Student
Andrew J. Schmitz
Ph.D. student
s264445@gmail.com
1079
