Editor’s note: this announcement was supposed to go out in April. We apologize to Ms. Falkoff and the members of the award committee for the delay. Please join us in […]
It was almost business as usual for the governance aspects of the Fall 2020 National ACS meeting, as councilors met virtually, in committees and en banc, to address their responsibilities.
This is it: the report on the past Spring’s virus-curtailed area Science Fairs, that you’ve been waiting half the summer for. (Half the semaphore?) (A hemi-semaphore?) As reported by GSM
In response to the killing of George Floyd, ACS President Luis Echegoyen has issued a statement reaffirming ACS’ core value of diversity, inclusion, and respect, and has announced specific actions
While we’re keeping you in the know about local section members making noises on larger stages… Cynthia Chapple, our Minority Affairs coordinator, was featured in a St. Louis Business Journal
Even in the midst of pandemic, life goes on … with modifications. Suzy Hartmann, past chair of the St Louis Section–ACS and chair of the award jury, has announced the
Well, would you look at that! Donna Friedman — former Chair, Chemical Bond business manager since forever, and long-serving/suffering Councilor — has an article in a recent Chemical & Engineering
Literally, wait for it: it has been rescheduled for February, 2021. Planning, pandemic preparedness, and the co-sponsorship have combined to make it less than optimal to hold the event in
Chris Spilling, long-time Alternate Councilor of the Saint Louis Section and winner of the 2009 Saint Louis Award, has been named Vice-chancellor of Research and Economic and Community Development at
Does the St. Louis Section–ACS Younger Chemists Committee have a deal for you? Would we ask if the answer were “No”? (HINT: Yes and No in that order.) Join our
