Jeff Joens - FIU Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry

Useful links 

  FIU Chemistry Homepage - On this page there is a variety of useful information including the requirements for the BA and BS degrees and the minor in chemistry, the certificate program in forensic chemistry, and contact information and research interest of department faculty.

  FIU Course Catalog - A link to the current undergraduate and graduate FIU catalogs. 

  Enrollment Services - Access to academic calendars and other useful information.

   Change form - The form you need to complete to declare or change your major, add a second major, or add a minor.

  College of Arts and Sciences Advising Homepage - General advising information, including information for pre-health majors (pre-medical, pre-pharmacy, and so forth), and contact information.

NOTE: For questions about forensic chemistry, including the forensic chemistry certificate program, contact Dr. Tony DeCaprio (305-348-6211; adecapr@fiu.edu  )

For general advising questions contact the Undergraduate Advising Office for the College of Arts and Sciences (305-348-2978), located in ECS-411.

For pre-health advising contact the Pre-Health Professional Advising Office (DM-331, 305-348-0515), or visit their website at http://prehealthadvise.fiu.edu/

My advising hours (Fall 2018)

Monday 3:00pm-3:45pm, Tuesday 2:30pm-3:30pm, Friday 5:00pm-6:00pm

 ADVISORS (In department)

Mr. Mark Demello (OE-163)

For additional advising information, click HERE 

    My contact information 

  email: joensj@fiu.edu

  office: CP 331

  phone: 305-348-3121

General Information 

1) Information about advising, internship opportunities, graduate programs in chemistry, and summer research programs is posted outside my office, CP 331.

2) It is a good idea to run a PDA (Panther degree audit) after the end of every semester to make sure you are progressing towards your degree.

3) You are welcome to email me with advising questions.  If you do so, include your panther ID (so I can call up your transcripts) and the questions you have.  Since I advise 400+ chemistry majors and assist other students outside chemistry it is easy for me to not recall your specific problems.  Therefore, the more information you can provide me the better I will be able to assist you.