Bevin Daglen, Ph.D.

• B.S. Chemistry | Boise State University
• Ph.D. Chemistry | University of Oregon

I try to keep a work / play balance in life. For my professional career, I have experience teaching elementary school through college level science. I also did a stint as a manufacturing research and development chemist at a startup making controlled pore glass for oligonucleotide synthesis. For fun, I like to ride my bike around town looking for entertainment, float on the water in the summer, play in the snow in the winter, and do Judo all year long.

I live on the Boise Bench with my husband, Michael Daglen, D.C., who is also employed by BSU in the Kinesiology Department teaching Bronco Fit Judo classes. As the BSU Judo Club Faculty Advisor and assistant instructor to the Judo courses, I spend a lot of time training Judo and contributing to the Judo community.

• CHEM 102 – Organic & Biochemistry
• CHEM 112 – General Chemistry 2 Lab
• CHEM 212 – Analytical Lab
• CHEM 307 – Organic Chemistry 1 Lecture
• CHEM 308 – Organic Chemistry 1 Lab
• CHEM 310 – Organic Chemistry 2 Lab
• CHEM 323 – Advanced Synthesis
• CHEM 324 – Physical Chemistry Lab
• BroncoFit 142 – Judo 1 (Assistant Instructor)
• BroncoFit 242 – Judo 2 (Assistant Instructor)

• Inorganic Chemistry Lecture
• Engineering Design
• Astronomy
• Outdoor Education

• Harsha Uppili, Bevin C. Daglen, “Bi-directional Giant Magneto Impedance Sensor,” Advances in Materials Physics and Chemistry 2013, 3, 249. 
• Chris Estrada, Aaron Gupta, Manav Kohli, Alyssa Lund, Andrew Stout, Bevin C. Daglen, J. Joseph Daglen, “Astrometric Measurements of the Visual Double Star δ Boötis,” Journal of Double Star Observation 2013, 8, 6. 
• Bevin C. Daglen, David R. Tyler, “Factors Controlling the Rate of Photodegradation in Polymers,” ACS Symposium Series (Degradable Polymers and Materials: Principles and Practice, 2nd Ed.) 2012, 1114, 73. 
• Jennifer Zemke, Bevin C. Daglen, M. Tachiya, David R. Tyler, “Application of the Tachiya Fluorescence Quenching Model to Describe the Kinetics of Solid-state Polymer Photodegradation,” Macromolecules 2011, 44, 6625. 
• David R. Tyler, Bevin C. Daglen, Ginger V. Shultz, “Polymers with Metal-metal Bonds as Models in Mechanistic Studies of Polymer Photodegradation,” Macromolecules Containing Metal and Metal-like Elements: Photophysics and Photochemistry of Metal-containing Polymers, Volume 10; Abd-El-Aziz, A,S., Eds.; Wiley-Interscience; Hoboken, NJ, 2010. 
• Bevin C. Daglen, David R. Tyler, “Photodegradable Plastics: End-of-Life Design Principles,” Green Chem. Lett. Rev. 2010, 3, 1751. 
• Bevin C. Daglen, David R. Tyler, “The Effect of Morphology Changes on Polymer Photodegradation Efficiencies. A Study of Time-dependent Morphology and Stress-induced Crystallinity,” J. Inorg. Organomet. Polym. Mat. 2009, 19, 91. 
• Bevin C. Daglen, David R. Tyler, “Application of a Perrin-like Kinetics Model to the Photochemical Degradation of Polymers,” Macromolecules 2008, 41, 9525. 
• Bevin C. Daglen, John D. Harris, Clifford Dax, David R. Tyler, “Measuring Solid-state Quantum Yields: The Conversion of a Frequency-doubled Nd:YAG Diode Laser Pointer Module into a Viable Light Source,” Rev. Sci. Instr. 2007, 78, 074104/1. 
• Bevin C. Daglen, John D. Harris, David R. Tyler, “Factors Controlling the Rate of Photodegradation in Polymers; the Effect of Temperature on the Photodegradation Quantum Yield in a PVC Polymer Containing Metal-metal Bonds in the Polymer Chain,” J. Inorg. Organomet. Polym. Mat. 2007, 17, 267. 
• Bevin C. Daglen, David R. Tyler, “Factors Controlling the Rate of Photodegradation in Polymers,” ACS Symposium Series (Degradable Polymers and Materials) 2006, 939, 384. 
• I. David Reingold, Charles Bowerman, Melissa John, Robert S. Walters, Jr., Bevin C. Daglen, Anna M. Butterfield, Milan Gembicky, “An Acid-catalyzed Michael-Aldol Reaction,” Tetrahedron Letters 2006, 47, 1653. 
• Rui Chen, Julie Meloy, Bevin C. Daglen, David R. Tyler, “Photochemically Reactive Polymers. Identification of the Products Formed in the Photochemical Degradation of Polyurethanes that Contain (C5H4R) (CO)3Mo-Mo(CO)3(C5H4R) Units Along their Backbones,” Organometallics 2005, 24, 1495. 
• I. David Reingold, Charles Bowerman, Robert S. Walters Jr., Bevin C. Daglen, Anna M. Butterfield, Milan Gembick, “An Acid-catalyzed Michael-Aldol Reaction,” Tetrahedron Letters 2005, 46, 3835. 

• Bevin C. Daglen, “Sophisticated Isn’t Always the Best. Sometimes Complicated Problems have Elegant Solutions that No One Visualized Yet,” International High School Journal of Science 2016, August, 6. 
• Bevin C. Daglen, “Science and Engineering Inquiry at Oregon Episcopal School,” The Oregon Science Teacher 2013, Nov/Dec, 19. 
• Bevin C. Daglen, David R. Tyler, “Photodegradation of Metal-containing Polymers: Secondary Thermal Transitions and the Cage-effect in Solid-state Polymers,” American Chemical Society, Division of Polymer Chemistry, Polymer Preprints 2007, 48, 656. 
• Bevin C. Daglen, Ginger V. Shultz, David R. Tyler, “Photodegradable Polymers with Organometallic Dimers in the Backbone: Synthesis, Characterization, and Degradation Studies,” American Chemical Society, Division of Polymer Chemistry, Polymer Preprints 2007, 48, 705.
• Bevin C. Daglen, David R. Tyler, “ Temperature Effects on the Rate of Photodegradation for Polymers Containing Metal-metal Bonds Along their Backbone,” American Chemical Society, Division of Polymer Chemistry, Polymer Preprints 2006, 47, 724. 
• David R. Tyler, Rui Chen, Bevin C. Daglen, “Photodegradable Polymers Containing Metal-Metal Bonds Along Their Backbones; Mechanistic Study of How Tensile Stress Affects the Rate of Polymer Photodegradation,” American Chemical Society, Division of Polymer Chemistry, Polymer Preprints 2005, 46, 296. 
• David R. Tyler, Bevin C. Daglen, “Mechanistic Studies of Photodegradable Polymers Containing Metal-metal Bonds Along Their Backbones,” Polymeric Materials: Science and Engineering Preprints 2005, 93, 949.