Barb Morra
Associate Professor, Teaching Stream
she/her
University of Toronto, St. George Campus
Bio
Barb Morra is an Associate Professor, Teaching Stream, in the Department of Chemistry at the University of Toronto. Barb’s passion for chemistry and teaching translate into her pedagogical research and curriculum development initiatives which have resulted in a suite of research-based laboratory experiments, activities, and technological tools that help undergraduate students connect chemistry with research and applications. To further these efforts, Barb actively works with undergraduate and graduate students in pedagogical projects. Barb’s interest in green and sustainable principles has led her to transform chemistry education within her department through a variety of initiatives that have been recognized through the Green Chemistry Commitment program. Her role within several international green chemistry programs has allowed her to foster a green chemistry education community that empowers global educators to make meaningful changes in their teaching. Examples include her roles as an assessment consultant for the Green & Sustainable Chemistry Education Module Development Project and curriculum developer for the Toxicology for Chemists Program.
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- Barb Morra was just tagged in a comment: The abstract submission deadline for the Canadian Societies for Chemistry and Chemical Engineering 2026 Conferences and Exhibition (CSC x2026) has been extended to Tuesday February 10th, 2026 at 11:59pm. We encourage any chemistry or engineering educators working to incorporate green and sustainable chemistry into their teaching practices to submit to our symposium:Green and Sustainable Practices and Engineering Education (hosted by Chemical Education and the CIC Green Division).Thanks to my co-organizers @Barb Morra, @kylie.luska , @Jonathon Moir and @Monica Soma Hensley for helping to put this symposium together!Submit your abstract at https://lnkd.in/enbe84SW Image ...
- Barb Morra was just tagged in a comment: Wondering if @kylie.luska might have any insight from some of the undergrad labs at U of T? I feel like @[email protected] or @Barb Morra might also have some insights from their 2nd or 3rd year orgo courses...?...
- Barb Morra was just tagged in a comment: I'll be at the Canadian Chemistry Conference & Exhibition (CSC) in Ottawa next week! There will be a bunch of green chemistry content, with some organic focus too. We have a symposium on Thursday morning around teaching green chemistry at the undergraduate level and there will be some organic content. @Barb Morra will be there with me and will also be presenting at our student workshop on Tuesday re: some of the work from the University of Toronto, including this recent work on using citrus juice as a reaction medium for imine synthesis. I believe there's also some other sessions at the conference (see program overview here), including a look at recent advances in photochemistry for organic transformations. Hopefully see some of you there?...
- Barb Morra was just tagged in a comment: There has been a lot of work at University of Toronto with getting green chemistry into thier laboratory courses. @Barb Morra @John De Backere @Andy Dicks @Jessica D'eon @kylie.luska could you share what you have been doing at UofT in your gen chem labs?...
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