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Welcome Info

Thanks for visiting my site! As a faculty member at Cal Poly Pomona my interest are very diverse. I enjoy exploring the world of chemistry with students through engaging course offerings, applied research, and scholarly activities. In this site you will find more information about all of these areas and how they relate to the Page Group. Please contact me if you have ideas for collaboration or would like to learn more!

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Office Hours

Spring 2013, Building 4, Room 1-432

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Recently Completed Projects

  1. 04/24/13: Our caffeine inquiry lab was ACCEPTED to J. Chem. Educ. for publication
  2. 03/22/13: Our commentary manuscript reviewing the Best Practices of teaching stoichiometry was assigned to the chief editor of J. Chem. Educ. for review
  3. 08/22/12: Our Ratio and Proportions (RAP) manuscript was published by the National Study of Education in Undergraduate Science (NSEUS)
  4. 05/21/12: Our Caffeine Analysis Lab was implamented in AP and Honors Chem classes at Diamond Ranch High in Pomona

Upcoming Projects

  1. We are looking to fill the Dept. Seminar spots for the upcoming academic year!
  2. We are writting a Biodiesel lab using oil from Used Coffee Grounds collected on campus
  3. Two senior students are analyzing data collected during a chemical education project in which students solved stoichiometric calculations with Ratio and Proportions (RAP) in four Pomona USD high schools!

Contact Information

E-mail: mfpage@csupomona.edu
Phone:(909)869-4533
Fax:(909)869-4344

Mailing Address

Dr. Michael F. Z. Page
Chemistry Department
California State Polytechnic University, Pomona
3801 W. Temple Ave. Pomona, CA 91768


Brief News

5/7/12 Page Group was awarded a CSUPERB New Investigator Award! See the list of awardees

Interesting Stories

3/18/13 How many online courses should count towards a degree in the California State System? Read the latest proposal in the LA Times

9/24/12 Would you take a Chemistry Massive Open Online Course (MOOC)? Read the Coursera story in the NY Times

9/5/11 How for would you swim to school? Hear the CNN Story