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Sarah Wolf in Cortland gear in front of The dragon statueDr. Sarah Wolf

Dr. Wolf joined the Chemistry department at Cortland in August 2022, after graduating with a PhD from the University of Pennsylvania under the mentorship of Zahra Fakhraai. Prior, she received her Bachelor’s of Science in Chemistry from Arcadia University and Master’s of Science in Forensic Science from Arcadia University.

 

 

Sarah KonoSarah Kono

Sarah is a Chemistry major who started at Cortland in the fall of 2022. She has a kitten named after Cheshire from Alice in Wonderland. In her free time, she paints (acrylic), trains for Taekwondo, and roller skates. She is interested in the cosmetic industry, and hopes to become involved in research to develop better products for people with sensitive skin and the environment.

 

 

Woman sitting and looking at camera with rocks and water in background.Abigail Morse

Abigail is a Chemistry major that started at Cortland in the fall of 2024. She has two pets, a dog named Zoey and a cat named Coupon. In her free time, she enjoys drawing, baking, and reading. Currently, she is looking to broaden her horizons and narrow down what field of chemistry she would like to pursue after college.

 

 

 

Student Frederick SitnerFrederick Sitner

Frederick is a Biomedical Sciences major who started at Cortland in the fall of 2023. In his free time, he enjoys working out, cooking, skiing, and playing hockey. Frederick is trilingual and even taught himself how to play the piano. He plans to attend dental school and aspires to become an oral surgeon, combining his passion for science and precision to make a lasting impact in the field of dentistry.

 

 

 

Alumni

Dustine Izzo, ’25

Currently: Employed as a Lab Tech

 

Christopher Faherty, ’25

Currently: PhD Student at University of Vermont

 

Cassie Klock, ’25