Buehler began his chemistry career as an undergraduate at Ohio State University where he obtained the degree of Bachelor of Chemical Engineering in 1918.
Following matriculation, he was employed by The Barrett Company in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania as a research chemist.
Shortly after, he returned to Ohio State University where he obtained a master's degree in 1920.
He was awarded the DuPont Fellowship the following year and received his Ph.D. from Ohio State University in 1922.
Later that year, Buehler joined the Chemistry Department at The University of Tennessee as an organic chemist.
He would go on to become a distinguished educator and researcher in the chemistry department.
Buehler was appointed as the Chemistry Department Head in 1940 and created the first chemistry doctoral program at the university.
Calvin Buehler relinquished the job of department head in 1962 and retired from the University of Tennessee in 1965.
Buehler began his chemistry career as an undergraduate at Ohio State University where he obtained the degree of Bachelor of Chemical Engineering in 1918. Following matriculation, he was employed by The Barrett Company in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania as a research chemist. Shortly after, he returned to Ohio State University where he obtained a master's degree in 1920. He was awarded the DuPont Fellowship the following year and received his Ph.D. from Ohio State University in 1922. Later that year, Buehler joined the Chemistry Department at The University of Tennessee as an organic chemist. He would go on to become a distinguished educator and researcher in the chemistry department. Buehler was appointed as the Chemistry Department Head in 1940 and created the first chemistry doctoral program at the university. Calvin Buehler relinquished the job of department head in 1962 and retired from the University of Tennessee in 1965.
Calvin Adam Buehler