James E. Collins

Dr. James E. Collins is internationally recognized for his contributions to the field of chemistry, particularly in the areas of General Chemistry and Inorganic Chemistry. As a Teaching Associate Professor at East Carolina University, Dr. Collins is dedicated to fostering a deep understanding of chemical principles among his students, preparing them for successful careers in science and research. Dr. Collins's academic journey began with his PhD from the University of South Carolina, which he completed in 1996. His passion for chemistry and commitment to advancing the field is evident through his extensive research experience. He has held significant research positions at Millenium Cell, Inc., Jacksonville State University, and the University of Virginia, where he contributed to various innovative projects and studies. Throughout his career, Dr. Collins has authored numerous publications in prestigious chemistry journals, showcasing his expertise and ongoing contributions to the scientific community. His work not only highlights his proficiency in chemistry but also his ability to communicate complex ideas effectively, making significant impacts in both academic and industrial settings. At East Carolina University, Dr. Collins is known for his engaging teaching style and ability to inspire students to pursue their own research interests. His courses in General Chemistry and Inorganic Chemistry are highly regarded, and he is committed to providing a supportive and challenging learning environment for all his students. Dr. Collins's dedication to education and research continues to influence the next generation of chemists, and his work remains a vital part of the Department of Chemistry at East Carolina University. His professional journey and achievements serve as an inspiration to both his colleagues and students alike.