The 2019 Officer election returns are in
Section Chair Ben Barth reports that the election returns are in. Next year’s officers include:: Chair-Elect – Sophia Hayes Secretary – Henry Rohrs Treasurer – Jeff Cornelius Councilors – Lisa
Section Chair Ben Barth reports that the election returns are in. Next year’s officers include:: Chair-Elect – Sophia Hayes Secretary – Henry Rohrs Treasurer – Jeff Cornelius Councilors – Lisa
This year’s St. Louis Section ACS Award was given to Professor James Janetka of the Department of Biochemistry and Molecular Biophysics, and Adjunct Professor of Chemistry at Washingon University in
Submitted by Natalie LaFranzo Have you attended one of our “Cocktails with Chemists” or “Coffee with Chemists” events in 2018? We’ve hosted one event per month – rotating the days,
The St. Louis Section of the American Chemical Society is seeking nominations for the 2019 High School Chemistry Teaching Award. This award is given to recognize and encourage outstanding teachers
The December Board of Directors meeting, also known as the Continuity Dinner, is a fancier than usual affair to celebrate the year’s achievements, recognize certain members, announce the Distinguished Service
On Sunday, October 14th at the Cub World Pavillion on the Beaumont Scout Reservation, approximately 700 Cub Scouts entered an outdoor science lab weary from their haunted hike and created
On Saturday, September 22, 2018, the STL section of the Young Chemists Committee joined the STL area boy scouts for the 45th Annual Fall Fun Rally at the Beaumont Scout
Early in October, all members will receive an email link directing them to their electronic ballot for 2019 officers. Bios and information about the candidates are below. Chair – Elect:
The Younger Chemists Committee is sponsoring an event this Thursday, September 27th at Washington University. STLACS members Lisa Balbes, Suzy Hartman, Natalie Lafranzo and Brent Znosko will lead a panel
The STL-ACS Minority Affairs Committee hosted its first panel discussion in an ongoing series. Serving on the panel were Tony Thompson, an award-winning author and entrepreneur, Christina Thompson, a Privacy