ChemEd 2025

ChemEd 2025

Welcome to ChemEd 2025!
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The Exhibit Hall will be in the lobby of the Green Center: Sunday 6pm - 8pm; Monday 8am - 5pm; Tuesday 8am - 3pm

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Chad Husting

Sycamore High School

Chemistry Teacher

Mason, Ohio

chemedx.org/blogs/chad-husting

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About me

I have been teaching for over 30 years. I have taught everything from general science, astronomy, physical science and mostly chemistry. I apply chemistry to cooking, roasting my own coffee, making my own wine and astronomy. I also enjoy wood working and learning more about artificial intelligence. When I am not thinking about science, I love spending time with the family and going for walks with my wife.

6:00pm MDT

Exhibit Hall Openings and Welcome Reception Green Center Lobby

8:30am MDT

Identifying Solutions using Copper and Iron Brown 269Lindsey Hansen

9:30am MDT

From Research to Practice: Using AI to Enhance Evidence-Based Learning Strategies Hill 209Ted Clark

10:30am MDT

Researching the Impact of Authentic Assessment for Intermolecular Forces Metals Hall (Green Center)Hannah Nandor

11:30am MDT

Lunch Mines Market (in Elm Hall)

1:00pm MDT

Keynote: The Power of Storytelling Bunker Hall (Green Center)Kit Chapman

2:30pm MDT

Avogadro’s Law and Order: Investigating a Rocket Launch Failure Coolbaugh 228 (lab)Nüs Hisim • Melissa Hill

3:30pm MDT

A Guided-Inquiry Activity: Discovering the Mole Brown 269Thomas Bindel

4:30pm MDT

Universal Behavior: Exploring Gas Laws Beyond Identity Coolbaugh 228 (lab)Lindsey Kiecker

6:00pm MDT

The Mole - Storytelling & Reception Mines Museum of Earth ScienceAriel Serkin

8:30am MDT

Viscosity Tubes - A Laboratory Experiment to Investigate the Strength of Intermolecular Forces Coolbaugh 220 (lab)Michael Boll

9:30am MDT

Using Whiteboards to Leverage Collaboration for Learning Marquez 226Ariel Serkin

10:30am MDT

Microscale Chemistry and Guided Inquiry Coolbaugh 220 (lab)Chad Husting

11:30am MDT

Lunch Mines Market (in Elm Hall)

2:00pm MDT

Ice Cream social and Exhibit Hall Closing Green Center Lobby

2:30pm MDT

What's that smell? Understanding our world via molecular structure one bond at a time Marquez 122Scott Donnelly

3:30pm MDT

STEM Chem: Hands-On Applications Green 224Nadim Sarhan

4:30pm MDT

General Chemistry in Under 30 Minutes Marquez 122Caleb Evans

8:30am MDT

Dollar Store Demos Coolbaugh 209Karen Sorensen

9:30am MDT

Using a manometer to measure the pressure of a balloon Coolbaugh 209Paul Price

10:30am MDT

Teaching metacognition and focus techniques with short pre-class videos and in-class quizzes Hill 209Doug Schirch

10:45am MDT

Demos with Everyday Materials (and maybe some liquid nitrogen) Coolbaugh 209Tom Kuntzleman

2:35pm MDT

Lab Assessments to Replace Lab Reports Coolbaugh 209Kristen Drury

4:30pm MDT

IMF Demos To Make Your Students Think Coolbaugh 220 (lab)Liz Velikonja

4:45pm MDT

Bringing John Dalton into the 21st Century Classroom: Making Atomic Theory Quantitative Coolbaugh 209Paul Price