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Get your reservations in for the 2017 Saint Louis Award Banquet

Friday, September 29th, directly after the Saint Louis Award Symposium Glen Echo Country Club*, 3401 Lucas & Hunt Road, Saint Louis, MO 63121 6:30 pm cocktails (open bar), hors d’oeuvres 7:00 pm banquet 8:00 pm program Dr. Natalie Lafranzo, Director of Scientific Projects and Market Development, Cofactor Genomics, and Chair, St. Louis Section–ACS Opening Remarks […]

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Saint Louis Award Symposium 2017 program

The Saint Louis Award Symposium—Friday Afternoon, September 29th—is sponsored by the St. Louis Section of the American Chemical Society and University of Missouri – St. Louis. Nanoscale Materials: Synthesis and Analysis Stadler Hall 104, University of Missouri, St. Louis (see venue information below) Symposium Honoring Dr. Keith Stine Department of Chemistry, University of Missouri-St. Louis

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National committees want (no … need) you!

Are you looking for ways to demonstrate or hone your leadership skills? Are you excited about chemistry and how it can benefit students, professors, professionals, and society? If you’re reading this, you’re likely already a member of ACS and understand the value of what the Society does. Have you ever wondered how you can give

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Rebirthing Minority Affairs in St Louis ACS

The St Louis Section of the American Chemical Society is interested in reinvigorating its Minority Affairs committee. The committee is tasked with forming connections between ACS and minority communities through outreach and mentorship and engaging minority members through networking and volunteer opportunities. Anyone who is interested or has ideas on how to meet these goals

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Career “what-ifs”

What if there was a specific website that could help promote your career as a chemist? What if that site allowed experienced chemists to mentor younger chemists by posting relevant articles, provoking conversation and responding to questions? Younger chemists could get their questions answered, and learn about possible next steps in their professional development. Maybe

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