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Christine Blaine

  • Chair of the Chemistry Department
  • Associate Professor of Chemistry

Christine Blaine teaches analytical, inorganic and general chemistry. Her research involves the impact of road salting on the Pike River Watershed. Her research specifically examines chloride concentrations in water and soil samples due to water runoff from roadways and sidewalks. Students performing research with Professor Blaine gain experience with environmental sampling techniques, spectroscopic instrumentation, and quantification of trace contaminants in the water.

Professor Blaine came to Carthage in 1995. In 2010 she won the Distinguished Teaching Award at Carthage. Read more.

Education

  • Ph.D. — Inorganic Chemistry, University of Minnesota
  • B.A. — Chemistry, College of St. Benedict (Minn.)
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"Dr. Blaine really gets excited about the material she teaches, which makes the students get excited as well, and makes the class a more enjoyable experience. She's not afraid to make the students laugh in class, and the way she teaches makes the material really approachable for students. Her door is always open, and she is always willing to help with any problem."
— Rachel Martin, '13

Contact Information

cblaine@carthage.edu
(262) 551-5872
Straz Center 122