Meredith Storms

A native of North Carolina, Dr. Meredith Storms received her B.S. in chemistry from the University of North Carolina at Pembroke and her Ph.D. in pharmaceutical sciences from the University of Georgia. She has taught chemistry and served in various administrative roles since 2002.

With active learning and student engagement at heart, Storms enjoys an interactive classroom. She received an Outstanding Teaching Award for her involvement in designing online chemistry courses for the University of North Carolina System and her scholarship of teaching and learning using Pivot Interactives in the lab. For the award, one student nomination stated, "Having a professor that is personal and puts forth effort in trying to get to know who you are as a person, increases self-esteem, motivation, and a love for education."

For research, Storms has experience developing analytical methods to determine drugs in biological fluids and dosage form. Most of her work employs solid-phase extraction and HPLC. She values quality undergraduate research experiences, and over the past two decades, she has mentored numerous students who have successfully presented their work at various regional and national conferences.

In her free time, she enjoys sitting on a boat with her family as they have a friendly fishing competition.

• Doctorate – pharmaceutical science – University of Georgia
• Bachelor's – chemistry – University of North Carolina at Pembroke

• Analytical methods to determine drugs in biological fluids and dosage form

• Mark Canada and Meredith Storms, “The Go-to Faculty: An Extra Resource for Student Success." In G. McLaughlin, R. Howard, J. McLaughlin & W.E. Knight (Charter Eds.), Building bridges for student success: A sourcebook for colleges and universities (pp. 1-9 in Part 5). Norman, OK: Consortium for Student Retention Data Exchange. (June 2016)

• University of North Carolina at Pembroke Outstanding Teaching Award; UNC Pembroke; May 2022.
• 2007 North Carolina American Chemical Society Chair’s Salute to Excellence Award; The North Carolina Section of the American Chemical Society; January 2008.
• The American Chemical Society (North Carolina Section) Chair’s Award for National Chemistry Week; April 2005; The 119th NC-ACS Sectional Conference; North Carolina State University; Raleigh, NC.