Science -- Study and Teaching

Starting in 1987, the Science Focus Program at Berea College enabled the College both to identify African American high school sophomores with ability in science and/or mathematics and to instruct and guide them in their preparation to enter college in science related fields.  Program participants spent four weeks on campus in an intensive educational experience and working in the College's labor program. The program appears to have run through 1999.

Records of the Berea College Biology Department.

Records of the Berea College Chemistry Department.

Fr. Albert Joseph Fritsch, S.J, an ordained reverend, scientist, writer, and environmental advocate. His papers consist of lectures, his personal, published and unpublished writings mostly pertaining to either scientific or religious subjects. He was the founder of both the Center for Science in the Public Interest, and the Appalachia Science in the Public Interest organisations.

Records of the Berea College Physics Department. This collection also includes early records of the college's Science Department.

Records of the Berea Undergraduate Research Symposium (BURS) and the Undergraduate Research and Creative Projects Program (URCPP)