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Outstanding college chemistry students, 2014 version

Outstanding college chemistry students, 2014 version

We are pleased to announce the winners of the Outstanding Junior Chemistry Student awards for 2014. Each college and university in the local section territory chooses its winner; all are feted at Awards Night on April 15. * Neil T Berkel, McKendree University * Dustin J Boogaart, Lindenwood University * Zachary A Hemann,

Don’t miss the 10th Annual Section Picnic June 14

Don’t miss the 10th Annual Section Picnic June 14

We’ve been doing this for ten (10) (X) (10102) years! The Tenth Annual St Louis Section Picnic will be at Tilles Park in the Skow Shelter on June 14 from 11:30 am - 4:00 pm. Bring the family! Just $5 per person. Kids under 12 free. Please

Recognized at Recognition Night 2014

Recognized at Recognition Night 2014

The 2014 Recognition Night was held on Saturday March 8th, at Maggiano’s Little Italy. The evening started with appetizers and a slide show of 2013 section activities. There was one 60-year ACS member, Dr Robert Schultz, in attendance and three 50-year members: Drs Frank Stary, Neil Dunski, and Jim

Career Management Seminar Apr 24: “Presenting Yourself Professionally”

Featuring expert speakers: George M. Bollozos, Manager at Brooks Brothers and Bernie Frazier, President of CareerVolution, LLC Schedule: 6:30pm -‐ Food and Drinks 7:00pm -‐ George Bollozos 7:30pm -‐ Bernie Frazier 8:00pm -‐ Q&A and Networking Visit us at the St Louis YCC website

LDF Module 4, Spring 2014 – Owning Your Leadership

LDF Module 4, Spring 2014 – Owning Your Leadership

The fourth module in the Leadership Development Forum series is set for April 17 and May 6. This module addresses Owning Your Leadership and comprises two sessions. Separate registration is required for each session. Seminar/discussion: April 17, 6 pm The seminar/discussion on Owning Your Leadership will feature speakers:

Undergraduate Research Symposium: register by April 8

Whether you're a research director or an interested scientist, the Undergraduate Research Symposium is a cool event. Undergrads from area colleges and universities make what is probably their first public presentation of their research project. The posters are judged, and awards are given for outstanding presentations. If you

Clayton High School has Chemistry written all over it

Awards have been determined in the 2014 High School Chemistry Contest, with students from teacher Nathan Peck’s Clayton High School chemistry boot campclass taking all five of the top places and 12 of the 15 Advanced Division honors. Places are based on a written test. The Regular Division exam