Research Group
David, Dr. Sanders, and Hannah by the new Science Center in August, 2016.
Sanders Group
Allie Dockins - NCC Biochemistry Major '25
Brian Sorg - NCC Environmental Science and Environmental Business Double '27
Sanders Group Alumni
Liz Gora (2021-2023) - NCC Biochemistry Major '23, currently a graduate student in Museum Studies at University of Illinois Chicago
Sam Saldana (2021-2023) - NCC Chemistry Major '23, currently a graduate student in Chemistry at the University of Iowa
Olga Giza (2022-2023) - NCC Biochemistry Major '23, currently teaching in Japan
Lauren Casper (2021-2022) - NCC Biology and Environmental Studies Majors '23, currently an Environmental Analyst at Acciona
Victor Coll (2021-2022) - NCC Biology Major '22, currently a R&D Associate at Tempus AI
Tom Rohr (2019) - NCC Math Major '23, currently a medical student at the Indiana University School of Medicine
Amelia Woods (2019) - NCC Biochemistry Major '22, currently a Quality Specialist at at RegaloRX
Claudia Stanfa (2019) - NCC Biology Major '22, currently a Veterinary Technician at Glencoe Animal Hospital
Abby Schwarz (2017-2019) - NCC Neuroscience and Theatre Major '20, currently a graduate student in Neuroscience at the University of Arizona
Steven Eichinger (2018-2019) - NCC Biochemistry Major '19, currently a graduate student at the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign
Hannah Kats (2016-2019) - NCC Biochemistry Major '19, currently a medical scribe
Michael Pollack (2018) - NCC Physics Major '21, currently with the U.S. Air Force
Josh Sager (2016-2017) - NCC B.S. in Biology '17, currently at Solvay
David Roznovjak (2016-2017) - NCC B.A. in Chemistry '17, currently a psychiatry resident at Indiana University School of Medicine
Josie Mueller (2015) - NCC B.S. in Chemistry and Chemical Microscopy '17, currently at McCrone Associates
Emily Armstrong (2015) - NCC B.A. in Biology '17, currently a Safety Supervisor at General Motors
Join our research team!
There are two options to conduct research:
Summer Research: You can apply for summer research at the end of winter term. Both paid and volunteer positions are typically available for eight weeks of summer research.
Academic Credit: If you want to conduct research during the school year, you can enroll for credit in a course such as CHEM 295 or CHEM 495 Research. To receive 1 credit, you will conduct 3 hours of lab per week and write up your results at the end of the semester.