“Put *you* in, Coach!”
In today’s installment of “Trying way too hard for a catchy headline”, we bring you either an intro or a refresher about the Science Coaches program, a joint outreach initiative […]
In today’s installment of “Trying way too hard for a catchy headline”, we bring you either an intro or a refresher about the Science Coaches program, a joint outreach initiative […]
Ah, youth! As we get solidly into the Dog Days of summer and most normal people think “beach”, “recliner”, “hammock”, our Younger Chemists have a counter-proposal: “Hell no, we won’t
Every spring, the last UMSL seminar of the academic year honors outstanding student accomplishment in the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry. Awards and scholarships are presented to undergraduate and graduate
The third and final coaching workshop for the Spring was held on April 14, once again with 20+ attendees and engaging discussions. We started with a presentation from Samina Azad
Greetings St Louis Local Section Members! Here is an update on the “Graduating Undergrad” coaching workshops. We successfully completed the February and March workshops with 20+ attendees from SIUE, UMSL,
St Louis Local Section Councilor Donna Friedman, just back from in front of her computer screen, where the national Council Meeting was hosted virtually, has provided us with the Councilor
Everyone’s most anticipated annual article has appeared in the February 1 Chemical & Engineering News. The 2020 salary survey, formally titled, “What US chemists made before the COVID-19 pandemic, according
The normally festive Continuity Dinner had to take a back seat to COVID-19 this year. We did the best we could via Zoom to maintain the special traditions of this
Some of you may remember Shelley Minteer, who served in the Section Chair succession in [looking it up] 2009-2011. She was on the faculty at Saint Louis University, and left
No surprise, certainly, but the annual fancier-than-usual Continuity Dinner that normally coincides with the December Board of Directors meeting …. Yeah, no. We’ll be Zoom-ing instead. Regular attendees will receive