Councilors are back from Philadelphia
Our intrepid Councilors have returned from the 252nd National Meeting in Philadelphia. Lol Barton was the first to provide the Councilor Talking Points, a summary of Council business that forms
Our intrepid Councilors have returned from the 252nd National Meeting in Philadelphia. Lol Barton was the first to provide the Councilor Talking Points, a summary of Council business that forms
Our very own Professional Activities Committee chair, Brent Znosko (SLU Chemistry) was interviewed by the ACS Reactions blog about poster sessions. He provided six tips for first-time poster presenters. We
On April 2nd, 174 high school students from Missouri, Indiana, and Illinois attended the Washington University in St. Louis Chemistry Tournament (WUCT). WUCT aimed to expose students to creative thinking
Workshop: May 26, 6:00–8:30 pm (corrected: start time is 6:00; original post had incorrect start time of 5:30) Location: The Edge (next to Mallinckrodt in Webster Groves) 359 Marshall Ave,
OK, enough. Enough of one voice for the entire Saint Louis Section ACS. With almost 1,500 members in 13 metro counties and one city-cum-county, surely this Section has other opinions
Meet Rob Lamb, Saint Louis High School Chemistry Teacher-of-the-Year. Rob is in his 13th year teaching science and has spent the past 11 teaching chemistry at Pattonville High School. Kathleen
Seminar: April 28, 6–8:30 pm Location: Cook Hall, Saint Louis University (#7 on the map) Please join us for the seminar on the topic of Failure: It’s a Good Thing
Are you set for the annual Chemist Celebrate Earth Day at the Saint Louis Science Center, Lower Level? That would be 9:30 am to 4:30 pm on Saturday, April 23.
Signs of spring forbode signs of summer, one of which is our Section Picnic, this year’s being Numero 12. The date and venue are set. Date: June 25, 1–5 pm
Doing justice to Recognition Night is challenging. There are so many excellent people, recognizers and recognees, so many achievements, and so much good fellowship! And our photo-documentarian, Vic Lewchenko, doesn’t