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March for Science: get front and center

Science is the foundation of a working democracy, and we recognize that it is successful translation of basic research to practical innovations that ensures a clean environment, sustainable progress, and healthier lives for all people. The March for Science is for everyone, including scientists! At present count, 360 sister Marches celebrating science are launching in […]

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LDF Module 9, Spring 2017 – Thriving Through Organizational Change

Panel discussion: April 20, 6–8:30 pm Location: Library and Research Building Room 222 St Louis College of Pharmacy Parking in Children’s Place Garage 4531 Children’s Place Saint Louis, MO 63110 Map shows both parking garage and Library/Research Building The only constant is change! Are you ready for it? With industry wide corporate acquisitions, mergers, and

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Titrators battle to a pale pink finish

Nineteen teams (38 students) from nine area high schools competed in the “Battle of Burets”. The event was hosted for the third year in a row at SIU–Edwardsville. A new order of battle pertained to this year’s “hostilities,” allowing students to compete with their partner. Each team completed six titrations which were scored on relative

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How to Become an Advocate for Chemistry

The new ACS President, Allison Campbell, wrote an editorial in C&E News (2/27/17) called “Speaking up for Science”. She is promoting greater advocacy on the part of chemists and will organize a presidential symposium titled “Communicating with Elected Officials” at the August 2017 ACS meeting in Washington, DC. More information can be found on the

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Career Day at UMSL: note the date, sign up your class

Letting high school chemistry teachers know about the upcoming Chemistry/Biochemistry Career Day, an annual event at University of Missouri–St Louis on Friday, May 5th: Sponsored by the St Louis Section–American Chemical Society, the objective is to introduce high school science students to careers in chemistry and biochemistry and have them observe activities in those areas.

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Your Section dues at work

Where it goes when pay your Section dues This is the complete line-item budget for 2017. If you’ve never looked at one of these reports before, you might be surprised that we are budgeting for a very significant deficit. Don’t be fooled, though. The individual items are set to allow for development of new programs

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