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The annual election of Officers, Councilors, and Managers-At-Large of the Chemical Society of Washington will be held in October/November 2025 in accordance with the Bylaws and Standing Rules of the Section. All eligible CSW Members are invited and encouraged to submit nominations for the open positions. Self-nomination is acceptable. Elected […]
College Chemistry Achievement AwardsView List of Awardees Recipients of the College Chemistry Achievement Award are presented to outstanding seniors majoring in chemistry and biochemistry who have demonstrated excellence in chemistry based on a combination of (in order of importance) research experience, coursework, and a desire to pursue chemistry associated careers from […]
This year, MARM Chemagination will take place in conjunction with MARM 2025 sponsored by the North Jersey Section of the American Chemical Society. This 53rd Mid-Atlantic Regional Meeting (MARM) will be held this May 28 to 31, 2025 at Seton Hall University, New Jersey. The Chemagination competition will take place on Saturday afternoon, May 31st For this event, […]
The link below will provide a summary to help Councilors report to their Local Sections and Divisions on key actions of the ACS Council meeting held on March 26, and the meeting of the ACS Board of Directors held between March 21-23, 2025. View the Councilor Talking Points
Unfortunately, the Committee on Minority Affairs will need to reschedule the yoga event originally planned for April 19th. We apologize for any inconvenience and will announce the new date soon. Thank you for your understanding. We are doing Yoga again! The first time was such a success we decided to […]
Join us for several exciting and engaging events being hosted in San Diego. Our divisions and committees have assembled an outstanding array of more than 12,000 papers and posters that will be presented! There are also education-focused programs for middle and high school teachers, undergraduate and graduate students, postdocs, and […]
What motivated you to choose your career? I struggled a LOT with chemistry in college, but the extra effort I put in to master the subject gave me both a deep respect for the field and a real sense of accomplishment. I recently transitioned from research to teaching because I’ve hit […]
Professional Experience: Education: PhD Candidate in Chemistry and Biochemistry at George Mason University Volunteer Activities: I volunteer in a few different groups for chemistry-related activities, including mentoring, project seed, and CSW. I love all my positions, but I especially like working with CSW to create events as the YCC co-chair […]
HMChO will be offering a contest to inspire more students to be passionate about chemistry. Registration is totally free and more details can be found at www.hmcho.org. The competition is open to all high school students in grades 9 through 12 worldwide. While the Olympiad primarily targets students in the United States, international students […]