KSU College of Science and Mathematics Faculty Research: Dr. Carol Chrestensen

Professor of chemistry Dr. Carol Chrestensen's research focuses on cellular signaling and mechanisms of enzymatic regulation, mainly focused on the MAP and MAPKAP kinases. Learn more about Dr. Chrestensen's research at https://facultyweb.kennesaw.edu/cchreste.

The College of Science and Mathematics (CSM) at Kennesaw State University prepares students for success through innovative, quality academic experiences in the areas of physical sciences, life sciences, and mathematical processes. Research in the college is a large part of graduate, as well as undergraduate student's studies at this student-centered, research-driven R2 institution. CSM is pleased to offer a number of significant internal research funding opportunities for faculty, support creative activity and scholarship of faculty, and provide undergraduate students with research and creative experiences to enhance their learning. Learn more at https://bit.ly/CSM-Research.

The Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry at Kennesaw State University offers undergraduate programs B.S. in chemistry (including concentrations in forensic chemistry and pharmaceutical chemistry), B.S. in biochemistry, and a graduate program, M.S. in chemical sciences. We have a bright and energetic faculty and a dedicated, helpful professional staff who are all available to assist our students as they grow and mature as scientists. The faculty members have research interests that span all of the traditional sub-disciplines of chemistry (analytical, biochemistry, inorganic, organic, and physical chemistry) as well as interdisciplinary and translational research projects. Learn more at go.kennesaw.edu/chemistry.

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