Our New Chair Welcomes in the New Year
Dear ACS Friends and Colleagues, I am so thrilled to be a part of this many-faceted group. We have a vibrant section with so many activities between social networking events, […]
Dear ACS Friends and Colleagues, I am so thrilled to be a part of this many-faceted group. We have a vibrant section with so many activities between social networking events, […]
As my year as Chair draws to a close, my thoughts are on physics, rather than chemistry. Specifically, I have been thinking about the concept of momentum. In its simplest
The ballots have been counted, the results are in, and our officers for next year are: Chair-Elect: Samina Azad Secretary: Henry Rohrs Treasurer: Jeff Cornelius Councilor: Eric Bruton Directors: John-Stephen
Nominate a member of your team for the Saint Louis Chemical Science & Technology Award. This award is presented to a chemist in the St. Louis area who has demonstrated
Reported by Dr. Reni Joseph, Kids and Chemistry coordinator Fall is a very busy time for the Kids and Chemistry team. We carried out several outreach activities that included promoting
This year’s Midwest Award recipient, Dr. Kevin Moeller of Washington University in St. Louis, was recognized at the Midwest Regional Meeting in Wichita. In addition to the Midwest Award Symposium
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
Join us for the 2019 Undergraduate Research Symposium on Saturday November 16th at the Maryville University in St. Louis! This year, we are also including career consultations with ACS career
Early in October, all members will receive an email link directing them to their electronic ballot for 2020 officers. Bios and information about the candidates are below. Chair: Samina Azad,
Welcome to the October edition of Bond Briefs! We have a great selection of photos, announcements and personal experiences. Bond Briefs was conceived as a way for the St. Louis