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Monthly Dinner Meeting


Education Night: Joint Meeting of the Princeton and Trenton ACS Sections
 

“Chemistry Careers – Stories from Four Chemists”
 

Date:  Tuesday, November 17, 2009

 

Our speakers,

 Jonathan Chun, Leslie Loberger, Arka Mukherjee and Jennifer Sasaki,

 will answer:

• Why did you major in science - specifically chemistry?
• What do you do now in your career? (Technical) How did you "get" here?
• How did your studies prepare you (or not) for what you do now?
• A word of "wisdom" for students or those starting out their careers

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Monthly Meeting & Year End Celebration
 

“From ‘Aah’ to ‘Aha’: Using Chemical Demonstrations to Entertain and to Educate”
 

Date:  Wednesday, December 16, 2009


Our speaker, Kathryn Wagner, PhD,
Princeton University Department of Chemistry
&
2009 Chair of the Princeton ACS Section

 

Chemical demonstrations are often used to entertain. Their associated pops, bangs and color changes draw audience attention and “aahs”. Demonstrations may also be used to educate. Chemistry is a physical science, and audience

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ACS Elections for 2010 President-Elect
 

Read the short statements (in alphabetical order) from the three candidates for 2011 ACS President.
Please remember to vote in this fall’s election.

 

Please, download and return your ballot by November 17 ( for convenience, you can also drop it off at the November meeting).

 

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NATIONAL CHEMISTRY WEEK
ACTIVITIES NIGHT


Princeton’s Frick Lab was the scene of quite a party on Friday, October 23! Two hundred guests (children ages 5 and up with parents and friends) joined 68 volunteers (19 adults and 49 Princeton High School students)...

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