Teaching & Mentoring

Courses

  • PKG 323 Plastics Packaging
    • Every Spring and Fall Semester
    • This course is about physical and chemical properties of plastics and their relationship to selection, design, manufacture, performance, and evaluation of packages.

 

  • PKG 815 Permeability and Shelf life (both in-person and online)
    • Every Spring Semester
    • This course is about relationship between the storage life of packaged food and pharmaceutical products and the gas, moisture, and organic vapor permeability of packages in various environments.

 

Check out the Core Curriculum in the MSU School of Packaging

 

 

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