Safe water is one of the most essential resources for quality of life, but there is growing concern about its continued availability. Both the economic and public health impacts related to water are very significant, and the resolution of issues around safe water and the environment is a crucial component of any sustainable roadmap for the collective future. Water quality worldwide was a life-long passion for Dr. Nina McClelland, and it remains a critical issue for greater Toledo and the global community.
Mission
The Dr. Nina McClelland Laboratory for Water Chemistry and Environmental Analysis seeks to create and disseminate fundamental and applicable knowledge to address existing and emerging local, regional and global environmental challenges. The Laboratory will focus on discovery and development of new technology and methodology to foster analytical advances to ensure safer water and a cleaner environment and serve as an interdisciplinary and collaborative teaching and research center leading to a more sustainable world.
Support
Opportunities for individuals and corporate entities wishing to support or collaborate with the laboratory can do so by contacting Brittanie Kuhr, Director of Development, College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics at brittanie.kuhr@utoledo.edu or Steve Sucheck, Chair, Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry at steve@utoledo.edu.
Direct donations to the Dr. Nina McClelland Laboratory may be made through the UToledo Foundation.
A special Thank You to our Corporate, Foundation and Community Supporters:
NSF International
Perkin Elmer
Joseph Cotruvo and Associates LLC
David and Kiana Barfield Family Foundation