Join us for the 2019 Undergraduate Research Symposium on Saturday November 16th at the Maryville University in St. Louis! This year, we are also including career consultations with ACS career consultants and local professionals and chemists. The event is co-hosted by the St. Louis section of the American Chemical Society (ACS) and the Society for […]
You know us. We don’t retweet. We don‘t make you watch cute_cats.gif on a loop just so you can access the event calendar. We don’t copy-paste Uncle Morris’s latest copied-and-pasted email, no matter how meme-ish it may be. But (You knew there would be a “but“.) …. But this. Is. Funny. And timely. And germane.
Early in October, all members will receive an email link directing them to their electronic ballot for 2020 officers. Bios and information about the candidates are below. Chair: Samina Azad, New Product Development Manager, PLZ Aeroscience Service to national ACS: Councilor, Cleveland Local Section (2008-2011); Member, Women Chemists Committee (WCC) (2009 – present); Chair, Public
The STEMSTL Ecosystem, in observance of National Science, Technology, Engineering, and Math (STEM) Day is planning a STEM Day event on Saturday, November 2nd, 2019 at The O’Fallon Park Recreational Center. This event will kick off events leading up to STEM day on November 8th. The Ecosystem invites you to participate in this event by
(The editors do not believe in farewells, especially with someone so involved in ACS as Natalie) Dear STL ACS Section Members- As I prepare for a departure to Boston due to an exciting professional opportunity, I wanted to take a moment to say goodbye and more importantly, thank you. Becoming an active member and leader
Dear Science Educators, You and your students are invited to Career Day sponsored by the American Chemical Society to be held at the University of Missouri-St. Louis (UMSL) in the Chemistry and Biochemistry Department on Friday November 15th, 2019 from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. The aim is to introduce your students to careers involving
The St Louis Section of the American Chemical Society annually judges chemistry-related projects at area science fairs and promotes the budding young talents in elementary schools, middle schools, and high schools by awarding and recognizing their effort. Each year, awards are given to students who demonstrate excellence in the conception, design, and presentation of a
Submitted by the CMA Co-chairs Chanté Summers and Cynthia Chapple On October 3rd at 6:00 p.m., The Committee for Minority Affairs (CMA) of the St. Louis ACS will be hosting our annual professional event – Inclusion and Culture in the Workplace. We are proud to have Dominic Dorsey from SIUe as the facilitator for this
Well, this is pretty big news for little ol’ Saint Louis. Holden Thorp, the Rita Levi-Montalcini Distinguished University Professor of Chemistry and Medicine at Washington University, and recently its provost and executive vice-chancellor for academic affairs, has been named the new editor-in-chief of Science magazine and its associated publications. He is moving from Washington University
The national ACS website has big page of small print listing all the benefits of membership. We’re guessing most of you (us) take advantage of only a fraction of what’s out there. Some of that might be “meh, not my thing”, but it could also be “I didn’t know.” Here are a few of those
