Michael Gross won the Midwest Award, administered by the Saint Louis Section, in 2002. Now the national ACS has admitted that we got it right. Gross, who is professor of chemistry at Washington University in Saint Louis and professor of immunology and internal medicine at Washington University School of Medicine, has been named the 2018 […]
…and one Outstanding Service Award. One of the outgoing Chair’s favorite parts of Continuity Night (second only to the actual outgoing thing) is presenting awards and recognitions. Since everyone who is involved with the Section is a volunteer, accolades are our only Bitcoin. Salutes to Excellence is a program of the national ACS “that gives
The St. Louis Section of the American Chemical Society is seeking nominations for the 2018 High School Chemistry Teaching Award. This award is given to recognize and encourage outstanding teachers of high school chemistry within the St. Louis Section. The award winner will receive a $500 check and a plaque, presented at an awards dinner
Nominations are open for the 2018 Outstanding High School Chemistry Teacher award. Besides their own colleagues and administrators, students and parents (present or past) are also eligible to submit a nomination. That could be you … and who’d be more qualified to recognize good chemistry teaching when they see it? Nominating is pretty easy (full
Keith Stine, the 2017 Saint Louis Awardee, was feted and saluted with an award symposium and a banquet on September 29th. Natalie LaFranzo, Chair of the Section, led off the symposium with an introduction to the local ACS and its activities, and then handed over the program to Professor Cynthia Dupureur who introduced Professor Stine.
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
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
Joseph Ackerman, past chair of the St Louis Section–ACS and chair of the St Louis Award jury, has announced the winner of the 2017 St Louis Award. Dr. Keith J. Stine received his BS degree in chemistry with honors from Fairleigh Dickinson University in Madison, New Jersey in 1984. He carried out undergraduate research in
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 a high degree of professionalism and scientific contribution. Criteria used to judge the award include technical proficiency, presentations, coaching/teamwork, and additional professional activities. The award
The St. Louis Section is pleased to announce that Professor Christer Aakeröy of Kansas State University is the recipient of the 2017 Midwest Award. It will be presented on Thursday, October 19th, at the Midwest Regional Meeting in Lawrence, KS. Christer Aakeröy is the 73rd recipient of the ACS Midwest Award. Although he was born
