Paul Musumba has been an organic chemistry instructor for CHAD Phila since December of 2017. Prior to his stint at CHAD, he was a chemistry teacher at Delaware Valley Charter High School in Philadelphia. He received a B.S. in Biology and Organic Chemistry from Drexel University in 2010, and a masters degree in Chemistry and Computer Science with Teaching, Organic and computational Chemistry from Temple University in 2016. You can read more about Paul's experience and publications on his LinkedIn profile here: https://www.linkedin.com/in/paul-musumba-53194b14/
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Jasmine Ferrell, Davida Samura, Jahmane Croxton, and Tahrajae Smith recently participated in the CrimeSpotters event as part of the Community College of Philadelphia’s 20th Anniversary of Law and Society Week. Designed to create an experience featuring various facets of law-related careers at the College, students were introduced to a demonstration of real-life examples of how geospatial […]
A HUGE CONGRATULATIONS to CHAD Senior Gabriel Perez!!! He is one of only 50 Philadelphia high school seniors to receive a Drexel University Liberty Scholarship! Drexel University awards 50 Liberty Scholarships annually. Over 700 high school seniors applied for the 2019 class. Over 100 interviewed for the second round. The total scholarship annual package is […]
Congratulations to Percia Billa, Denise Kemp, Saphir Deshields, Vincent Brooks, Gabriel Perez, and Davion Ferrell who recently interviewed with a California College of the Arts admissions representative. All six students were admitted and received merit-based scholarships on average of $18,000 a year. Please congratulate these very proud seniors!!