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Announcing This Year's Undergraduate Minority Student Travel Fund Recipients

Announcing This Year's Undergraduate Minority Student Travel Fund Recipients

Submitted by Cynthia Chapple The Committee on Minority Affairs is proud to announce our Undergraduate Minority Student Travel Fund recipients for spring 2019. Matilda is a junior at Maryville University majoring in Biochemistry with a Psychology minor. Joshua Jones is senior at Southern Illinois University - Edwardsville majoring in Chemistry

Jeramia Ory 17 May 2019

How about a lunchtime “with chemists” event?

How about a lunchtime “with chemists” event?

Our quest continues: to find times and places that make it possible for area chemists to gather, network, and share refreshments. Next up: our first lunchtime “with chemists” event. Is this a good time for you? Afternoon Coffee with Chemists Wednesday, June 26, 11:30am – 1:00pm Northwest Coffee Roasting

Eric Ressner 14 May 2019

Nominations for 2020 officers incoming soon

Nominations for 2020 officers incoming soon

In the next few weeks, you will receive a SurveyMonkey link about nominations for the 2019 election in which officers are elected for terms beginning in 2020. Please consider nominating one or several of your talented colleagues to participate in the governance of the local section and contribute to the

Jeramia Ory 30 Apr 2019

Awards Night 2019

Awards Night 2019

Submitted by Sophia Hayes Awards Night was a particular special evening this year, with honors for many, dinner and conversation amongst chemical scientists (current- and future-) from across the region, and celebration of achievements. Organized expertly by Prof. Leah O’Brien (SIUE), the event was held at Vue17 in Clayton

Jeramia Ory 30 Apr 2019

YCC leverages social media

YCC leverages social media

The local section Younger Chemists Committee spring event featured a workshop on leveraging social media to build your network and help you successfully navigate your job search. Held on April 17, 2019, in conjunction with the Graduate Professional Council of Washington University, facilitators Michelle Repice and Thi Nguyen revealed some

Eric Ressner 30 Apr 2019

Wrightonpalooza!

Wrightonpalooza!

Submitted by Natalie Lafranzo What happens when chemists retire? We make bad chemistry jokes because all the good ones Argon! Jokes aside, the when Chancellor Mark Wrighton announced his retirement from Washington University in St. Louis, alumni and students of WashU and the Local Section of the American Chemical Society

Jeramia Ory 29 Apr 2019

Year in review for “Chemistry is pHun”

Year in review for “Chemistry is pHun”

Our program year is the school year, so by now, we have mostly wound up and wound down. During this past program year, “Chemistry is pHun” outreach activities benefited from the involvement of many excellent volunteers. The efforts of these volunteers made it possible to present 27 programs that reached

Eric Ressner 25 Apr 2019

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SIUE’s 48th Probst Lecture announced for April

SIUE’s 48th Annual William J Probst Memorial Lecturer will be Professor Jayaraman Sivaguru of Bowling Green State
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