Our first lunchtime “with chemists” event. Is this a good time for you?• What we’ll do: Meet other local chemists and learn about the St. Louis Local Section of the American Chemical Society. Not sure what you’re paying membership dues for every year? Let’s talk about what we can do for you.This is an informal […]
• What we'll do: Meet other local chemists and learn about the St. Louis Local Section of the American Chemical Society. Not sure what you're paying membership dues for every year? Let's talk about what we can do for you.This is an informal event and meant to serve as a networking opportunity for all local […]
• What we'll do: Meet other local chemists and learn about the St. Louis Local Section of the American Chemical Society. Not sure what you're paying membership dues for every year? Let's talk about what we can do for you.This is an informal event and meant to serve as a networking opportunity for all local […]
Members associated with the section’s Minority Affairs subcommittee will be at University City High School, meeting with chemistry students:10:00-11:15am (regular chem)12:30-1:30pm (honors chem)For additional information, contact Seth Haynes or Maryilyn Vazquez.
September's Cocktail with Chemists is at 1818 Chophouse in Edwardsville, IL. For more information please see the following link
Please join us at Maryville University as the St. Louis ACS Committee for Minority Affairs presents Inclusion & Culture in the workplace, a discussion led by Dominic Dorsey, the SIUe Director of ACCESS. Doors open at 5:45 for a 6:00 event. Address additional inquiries to Chanté Summers or Cynthia Capple
Kate Moore, author of Radium Girls, will discuss her book in Room 1033, SIUE Engineering Bldg.Reception and book signing follow the presentation.Details can be found in the flyer for the event.And, hey, what do you know: the SIUE Theater Department is producing the play adapted from Kate Moore’s book, from October 10 to October 14, 7:30pm Wednesday-Saturday […]
Meet other local chemists and learn about the St. Louis Local Section of the American Chemical Society. Not sure what you're paying membership dues for every year? Let's talk about what we can do for you.Please let us know you're coming.This is an informal event and meant to serve as a networking opportunity for all […]
Members associated with the section’s Minority Affairs subcommittee will be at University City High School, meeting with chemistry students:10:00-11:15am (regular chem)12:30-1:30pm (honors chem)For additional information, contact Seth Haynes or Maryilyn Vazquez.
The 2019 Saint Louis Award Symposium is sponsored by the Saint Louis Section of the American Chemical Society and the Food & Drug Administration–St Louis.Honoring Dr. David Keire, 2019 Saint Louis Award WinnerDeputy Director, FDA Office of Pharmaceutical Quality, Office of Testing and ResearchUS Food & Drug AdministrationSymposium: Keeping it safe! Current Challenges in the […]
