Dr. Steven T Whitten
Associate Professor - Chemistry and Biochemistry
Research Areas:
Biophysics and bridge training programs for STEM.
Background
Dr. Steven Whitten is an Associate Professor in the Department of Chemistry & Biochemistry at Texas State University. He earned his PhD in Biophysics from Johns Hopkins University in 2000 and was a Postdoctoral Fellow at both the National High Magnetic Field Laboratory at Florida State University and the University of Texas Medical Branch.
About Faculty Fellows Projects
The Industry-Synced Pathways for Innovation, Research, and Employment (INSPIRE) Virtual ECHO Series is a three-part development series for Texas State University faculty and staff, designed to strengthen student training programs through research and industry partnerships. As part of the Translational Health Research Center's STEM and Healthcare Workforce area of focus, this series supports the university's commitment to creating health and resilient people and places by preparing students for careers that drive innovation and address workforce needs in critical industries.
Research Impact Highlights
Biophysics-led, industry-aligned training at Texas State equips STEM students with research experience and workforce-ready skills to drive innovation in critical health and technology sectors.
STEM Career Paths
Connecting students with research and industry opportunities.
Biophysics Training
Preparing future scientists through hands-on STEM education.
INSPIRE Workforce
Building industry-ready talent through partnerships and innovation.
Featured Media
Laying the Foundation - Texas State's Training Programs | INSPIRE