2018 Saint Louis Award stories and pics
The 2018 Saint Louis Award Banquet in honor of Professor James Janetka of Washington University–St Louis, was held on Friday November 2, at the Glen Echo Country Club. There were […]
The 2018 Saint Louis Award Banquet in honor of Professor James Janetka of Washington University–St Louis, was held on Friday November 2, at the Glen Echo Country Club. There were […]
Jost Chemical Company played host to the 14th Chemistry Merit Badge Clinic on November 10th. A full house of 52 scouts registered for the event, and 40 actually attended. About
Save the date: Feb 25, 2019! The annual Battle of the Burets titration face-off will be hosted again this year by SIU–Edwardsville. Registration and pizza begin at 6:00 pm; then
Seems like the holiday social scene is heating up a little early: the Local Section Minority Chemists Committee is hosting a happy hour on Thursday, December 6th, at Urban Chestnut
Registration for the fourth annual Washington University Chemistry Tournament (WUCT) opened on October 30th. Teams of six high school chemistry students can register at wuct.wustl.edu until February 1, 2019. The
There has long been a Saint Louis area discussion group devoted to high school chemistry teachers. It goes by the acronym SLACKERS (St Louis Area Chemistry Knowledge Educational Resource Sharers,
Please meet Qingfeng Ge, the recipient of the 2018 Midwest Award. Dr Ge will officially receive the 74th Midwest Award and keynote the award symposium at the Midwest Regional Meeting
Dear Science Educator, You and your students are invited to Career Day sponsored by the St Louis Section–American Chemical Society to be held at the University of Missouri–St. Louis (UMSL)
Applications are now being accepted to participate in the 2018 Undergraduate Research Symposium, to be held Friday, November 2nd, 2:30-5:00 pm in the Science Laboratory West building at Southern Illinois
Our local section Councilors have just returned from the 256th ACS National Meeting, held August 19–23, 2018, in Boston. Bearing gifts. Well, a gift. Thanks, Ted Gast, for being the