Ph.D. Analytical Chemistry, University of Cincinnati, 2003
Research
Dr. Shtoyko is an award-winning teacher and scholar. She has conducted internally
and externally funded research in the area of surface-enhanced fluorescence and nanochemistry.
Much of her research has involved the participation of undergraduate students. She
has published numerous research papers in prominent research journals. Dr. Shtoyko
has a long history of focusing on the student. She was a major contributor to a successful
series of proposals to the Welch Foundation that resulted in over $800,000 in funding
for undergraduate research. She was also an important partner in the development
of Project SEED, a summer research program for high school students.
Biography
Dr. Tanya Shtoyko is a Professor of Chemistry and Biochemistry and the inaugural recipient
of the Braithwaite Chair of Biochemistry at The University of Texas at Tyler. She
joined the faculty in the Department of Chemistry in 2004. Prior to becoming Chair,
Dr. Shtoyko served as Assistant Chair in the Department for seven years.
Originally from The Ukraine, Dr. Shtoyko, along with her husband and two children
now reside in Whitehouse.