
Maria Korolev
Instructional Professor & Undergraduate Coordinator
For Undergraduate Advising, email advising@chem.ufl.edu, not Dr. Korolev’s personal email address.
Teaching Focus
I specialize in teaching general chemistry lectures and labs (CHM2045/L and CHM2046/L), including applied courses for engineers (CHM2095/L and CHM2096/L). I am involved in curriculum development and educational research as it applies to improving STEM education.
Education and Training
Ph.D. Chemistry, Princeton University (lab of Michael H. Hecht)
B.A. Chemistry, Mount Holyoke College
Selected Awards
CLAS Faculty Teaching Award (2018)
CLASSC Teaching Award (2014)
Selected Activities
Undergraduate Coordinator, 2023–Present
Undergraduate Advisor, 2016–Present
Selected Publications
Crippen, K.J., Imperial, L., Payne, C. Bolch, C., Korolev, M., Wu, C.Y., & Brucat, P. User experience and motivation with engineering design challenges in general chemistry laboratory. Innovation and Education, 2021, 3, 9.
K. M., Korolev, M., & Hecht, M. H. A non-natural protein rescues cell deleted for a key enzyme in central metabolism. ACS Syn. Biol. 2017, 6, 694-700.
Crippen, K. J., Boyer, T. H., Korolev, M., de Torres, T., Brucat, P., & Wu, C.-Y. Transforming discussion in general chemistry with authentic experiences for engineering students. J. College Sci. Teaching. 2016, 45, 75-83.