If you’re reading this, thank you. (Yes, of course you’re reading this; we know that.) One of the biggest areas for improvement we hear about from members is communication. Despite, […]
…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
SIU–Edwardsville will once again host the annual Battle of the Burets, on Monday, February 12, 2018, from 6:00pm – 8:30pm in Science West (New Science Bldg), Room 3300. The annual
Well, another year is pretty much history. Most of ours here in the St Louis Section–ACS was overshadowed by larger events on the state, national, and global stages. But we
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
Submitted by Natalie Lafranzo, Chair of the Saint Louis Section of the American Chemical Society Every few years we send out a Member Survey to get feedback from ACS Members
The Younger Chemists Committee sponsored two professional yet social, serious yet fun events recently. This report was compiled by Tabbetha Bohac, Chair of the local YCC. Anheuser Busch chemistry lab
Section Chair Natalie LaFranzo has reported: The results of our STL ACS election have been certified. Please join me in congratulating our 2018 elected officers. Chair Elect: Suzy Hartmann Secretary:
This year, the 47th ACS–St Louis Award winner is Keith Stine of the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry, University of Missouri–St Louis. The symposium arranged around Dr Stine’s research on
Kids and Chemistry celebrated a Spooktacular event on Thursday, October 26 at the Saint Louis Science Center. The theme was Spooky Chemistry- fizzing, bubbling and spectacular chemistry. Activities included using
