Bio
Dr. Buckholtz joined Northeastern State University in 2002 as an Instructor, and has
since gained tenure and been promoted to full Professor. She is an Analytical chemist
and a hard-core softball fan.
Education:
- PhD, University of Arkansas, 2007
- MS, Analytical chemistry, University of Arkansas, 1999
- BS, Chemistry, University of Central Arkansas, 1994
Statistical evaluation of large data sets; Water quality testing; fresh water science
I usually teach Quantitative Analysis, Instrumental Analysis, General Chemistry 2
lecture and lab. I have also taught General Chemistry 1 lecture and lab, Environmental
chemistry, Special topics in Natural Science, and Electrochemistry.
Presentations:
- Detection of Penning Ionization of Sputtered Copper by Metastable Argon using Time-of-Flight
Mass Spectrometry - NSU Undergraduate Research Day - - April 2018
- Scanning Electrochemical Microscopy Investigation of Catalytic Iron oxide particles
in Nafion film for Oxygen Reduction Reaction on Gold Electrodes - NSU Undergraduate Research Day - NSU - April 2018
- Strategies for Improving Recruitment & Success for Native American and Other Socioeconomically
Challenged Undergraduate Students for STEM Graduate Programs. - Analytical Chemistry Seminar Series - Fayetteville, AR - January 2020
- Water Quality Monitoring for Town Branch Creek in Tahlequah OK. - NSU Undergraduate Research Day - - April 2019
Courses Taught:
- GENERAL CHEMISTRY II LECTURE - CHEM 1223 - Fall 2020
- QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS LAB - CHEM 3315 - Fall 2020
- QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS - CHEM 3315 - Fall 2020
- GENERAL CHEMISTRY I LECTURE - CHEM 1123 - Spring 2020
- TOPICS IN NATURAL SCIENCES - SCI 5803 - Spring 2020
- RESEARCH IN CHEMISTRY I - CHEM 4412 - Spring 2020
- GENERAL CHEMISTRY II LECTURE - CHEM 1223 - Spring 2020
- GENERAL CHEMISTRY II LAB - CHEM 1231 - Spring 2020
- QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS - CHEM 3315 - Fall 2019
- QUANTITATIVE ANALYSIS LAB - CHEM 3315 - Fall 2019
- INSTRUMENTAL ANALYSIS - CHEM 4714 - Spring 2019
- INSTRUMENTAL ANALYSIS LAB - CHEM 4714 - Spring 2019
- THESIS - SCI 5901 - Fall 2018
- RESEARCH IN CHEMISTRY I - CHEM 4412 - Spring 2018
