Nominations are solicited for the St Louis Award, which has been sponsored by the Monsanto Company (now Bayer) and administered by the St Louis Section–ACS. Nominees should be individuals who […]
Mentor-A-Chemistry-Class jumps into gear this spring at University City High School, our very first school partner. The Committee on Minority Affairs would like to invite all minority chemists, chemical professionals,
Now hear this! Our Section normally announces “Salutes to Excellence” at the Continuity Dinner. But this year … crickets. For reasons your reporter has not been able to suss out,
Dr. Anuradha “Anu” Vummenthala, Assistant Professor of Chemistry at Maryville University, has suggested the formation of a partnership with “Chemistry is pHun”, an outreach program of the St. Louis Section
(editor’s note: many apologies to Dr. Joseph, who submitted this in November) Reported by Dr. Reni Joseph, Kids and Chemistry coordinator Kids and Chemistry celebrated National Chemistry week with a
Greetings and Happy 2019 St. Louis Section Members. As I look forward to 2019, and my year as Section Chair, I approach it with excitement based on the events of
Time flies when you’re having fun! It was my pleasure to serve as STLACS Section Chair for 2018. It never ceases to amaze me the number of programs and activities
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
Outgoing Chair Ben Barth arranged a fine venue for our December 13, 2018, Continuity Dinner: upstairs at Pastaria, Clayton. The room was a perfect size for our group of thirty-ish
Paul J Hergenrother, holder of the Kenneth L Rinehart Endowed Chair in Natural Products Chemistry at University of Illinois–Champaign-Urbana, is the guest speaker in the MilliporeSigma lecture series, co-hosted by
