Weather Closing Feb. 23, 2026

Due to forecasted inclement weather, Monmouth University offices will be closed on Monday, Feb. 23. All classes will be conducted remotely. In-person activities are cancelled. Essential personnel must report as directed by their supervisors. The dining hall will be open from 10 a.m. to 8 p.m., and the C-Store will be closed.

Last Updated: 2/22/2026, 1:26 PM

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Department of Chemistry and Physics

Welcome

All programs in our department provide students with the skills and competencies necessary for successful careers.

About the Department

The Chemistry and Physics Department takes distinct disciplines and provides a cohesive and stimulating learning environment in which students explore core concepts in the physical sciences. As part of Monmouth’s commitment to exceptional education, our department employs innovative methods to foster the development of critical and analytical thinking skills.

Small class sizes and an open-door policy allow our faculty to get to know our students on an individual basis. Interaction and discussion are key to the classroom experience. Professors engage students in exciting and relevant research projects. Our program ensures that all students:

  • obtain hands-on experience with modern scientific instrumentation
  • enhance their ability to communicate knowledge inside and outside the classroom
  • receive mentorship from faculty with extensive real-world work experience

Students majoring in chemistry, medical laboratory science, or clinical laboratory sciences gain the confidence and problem-solving skills necessary to pursue successful careers in fields such as pharmaceuticals, medicine, and education. Chemistry majors are also well prepared for careers in forensic science, environmental science, and analytical and synthetic chemistry, as well as graduate studies, medical school, and law school.

Photo of Massimiliano Lamberto, Ph.D.

Massimiliano Lamberto, Ph.D.

Chair, Professor; Departmental Advising Coordinator

Chemistry and Physics

Edison Science Building, 372