Greetings STL section members! I hope this message finds you well. One silver lining of the COVID-19 crisis is that we had to learn and be really comfortable with online programming and events. The new trend of on-line events makes it easy for us to offer zoom workshops and presentations at multiple locations at the […]
Submitted by David Rhee It is my distinct pleasure to announce the winner of the 2019 American Chemical Society, St. Louis Section, Chemical Science and Technology Award; Sally W. Schwarz, R. Ph., M.S., B.C.N.P. Currently a Professor of Radiology and co-director of Cyclotron Facility at Washington University in St. Louis, she has made outstanding contributions
One of the section’s great sucesses of 2018 were the “Cocktails with Chemists” and “Coffee with Chemists” events. We host one event per month – rotating the days, times, and locations to make it convenient for ALL St. Louis area chemists to attend. If you haven’t been yet, we encourage you to to attend –
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, times, and locations to make it convenient for ALL St. Louis area chemists to attend. If you haven’t been yet – you’re missing out! These
Featuring expert speakers: George M. Bollozos, Manager at Brooks Brothers and Bernie Frazier, President of CareerVolution, LLC Schedule: 6:30pm -‐ Food and Drinks 7:00pm -‐ George Bollozos 7:30pm -‐ Bernie Frazier 8:00pm -‐ Q&A and Networking Visit us at the St Louis YCC website or on Facebook. Questions? Contact: ycc@stlacs.org $3 cash to attend For
Please join the Younger Chemists Committee for Career Management Seminar XVIII: Electronic Communication Etiquette Thursday, April 18, at 6:30 PM Washington University in St Louis—Danforth Campus McMillen Laboratory Room 311 The presenters will give us their perspectives on best uses of email in professional communications: Elizabeth Petre, Washington University, Optimizing Electronic Communications and David Feldman,
Please join the Younger Chemists Committee for Career Management Seminar XVII: Nonverbal Communication in a Professional Setting Thursday, March 28, at 6:30 PM Farrell Learning and Teaching Center Room 213A/B Washington University School of Medicine The presenter, Miles Patterson, is Founders’ Professor, Department of Psychology, University of Missouri–St Louis. His topic: Beyond Words: The Power
Please join the Younger Chemists Committee for Career Management Seminar XVI: The Art of Networking Tuesday, February 12, at 6:30 PM Note new location: Washington University Danforth Campus in Room 278, Danforth University Center (DUC), building #27 on the map. Parking in the Yellow parking permit area of Lot #35 next to the DUC. Registered
