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 Martín
G. Zysmilich
M.S., 1990, Universidad de Buenos Aires, Argentina
Ph.D., 1997, Columbia University, New York
Assistant Professor
Samson Hall 306
21st and H Streets, NW
Washington, DC 20052
Phone: (202) 994-4726
Email: mgz@gwu.edu
Prof. Zysmilich joined the Faculty in September 2000 and in
the fall semester of 2001 he overtook the chemistry education
program for non-science majors. Since then, he dramatically
modified the curricula for the Contemporary Science for Non-Science
Majors courses, Chem 003 and 004. The successful modernization
of these two courses has made Prof. Zysmilich the recipient
of the student-nominated 2002 Robert W. Kenny Prize, as well
as the 2003 Bender Teaching Award. Prof. Zysmilich developed
and taught the first distance online chemistry course offered
by the Chemistry Department at GW. His teaching responsibilities
also include the Honor General Chemistry courses, Honr 033 and
034, and the General Chemistry courses Chem 011 and 012 during
the summer sessions. He also acts as an undergraduate advisor
for Chemistry majors.
Dr. Zysmilich received his Master of Science Degree (Licenciatura
en Ciencias Químicas) from Universidad
de Buenos Aires in 1990 and his Ph.D. in biophysical chemistry
from Columbia University
in 1997. Form 1997 to 2000, he served as a lecturer at the Massachusetts
Institute of Technology (MIT).
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