Last January (2013), several students participated in the Chemistry in Art class offered for the first time through the chemistry department at Whitworth University. Throughout the three and a half weeks students engaged in many small art projects that helped to demonstrate chemistry concepts learned in the lecture course. Below you will find a selection of student reflections about the art projects with examples of the work done in class.

Polage	Etching	Pastels
Danielle Cooper Nicholas Banbury Rachel Teo Sami Starkey	Anna Short Dana Stull Naji Saker Whitney Carter	Andrew Dodge Annie Feuerstein Colton Latting Dana Stull
Cyanotype	Fresco	Tie-Dye
Anna Short Annie Feuerstein Colton Latting Danielle Cooper	Andrew Dodge Colton Berry Danielle Cooper Kelsey Glynn Myriah Maxwell	Andrew Dodge Annie Feuerstein Colton Latting Dana Stull Naji Saker
Cochineal	Glass Working	Pointilism
Katie McKinney Myriah Maxwell Taylor Floyd Whitney Carter	Anna Short Dana Stull Kelsey Glynn Taylor Floyd	Colton Berry Katie McKinney Kelsey Glynn Myriah Maxwell Rachel Teo
Egg Tempera	Metal Working
Katie McKinney Naji Saker Rachel Teo Sami Starkey Taylor Floyd	Colton Berry Nicholas Banbury Sami Starkey Whitney Carter

CH120H Chemistry in Art - Catalog Course Description: Chemistry applied to understanding art media, color, and form as well as art appreciation, history, analysis, and conservation. Explore chemistry concepts through arts & crafts projects. Appropriate for non-science students. No pre-requisites. Meets honors course criteria. Periodic Jan Term offering.