
Dr. Julie Haack, currently serves as the Interim Coordinator
for the University of Oregon’s new Green Product Design Network
working to integrate efforts to build new knowledge around policy,
economic models, business practices, communication and green
chemistry to facilitate the invention of and market creation for
greener products.
Haack also holds the position of Assistant Department Head, and
tenured senior instructor in the Department of Chemistry. Haack’s
courses engage students in the study of chemistry by incorporating
green chemistry principles into the curriculum. She is also the
coordinator of a growing network of educators who teach green
chemistry and who are working to develop educational materials for
green chemistry. Part of this initiative was the creation of GEMs -
a living database of educational materials Haack designed to
facilitate the identification, development and dissemination of
laboratory exercises, lecture materials, course syllabi and
multimedia content that illustrate chemical concepts important for
green chemistry.
Haack began her career in science at the UO, graduating with a B.S.
in chemistry in 1986. She received her Ph.D. in biology at the
University of Utah, followed by a postdoc in pharmacology at the
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. After returning to UO
as an Adjunct Assistant Professor and Faculty Fellow in chemistry,
she worked as a Howard Hughes Research Associate.
Julie A Haack (Network
Coordinator)
Assistant Department Head,
Chemistry
91C Klamath Hall 1253 University of Oregon Eugene, OR
97403-1253
Phone: (541) 346-4604
Email: jhaack@uoregon.edu