Candidates for ACS President-Elect are Dorothy J. Phillips and Florian Schattenmann. Biographical information may be found at https://www.acs.org/about/governance/elections.html. ACS Election materials will be available in early October. Be sure to…
Volunteering Opportunities to Help Introduce Kids to Chemistry Each year our Cleveland ACS Section celebrates National Chemistry Week (NCW) in October by presenting a hands-on, age-appropriate program of fun “chemistry”…
The Cleveland Section annually sponsors a regional award, which consists of the Morley Medal and an honorarium of $3,000. The next presentation of the Morley Medal is planned for a…
Each year our Section attempts to excite children in grades 2-6 about chemistry by creating a fun, hands-on, age-appropriate Program for them. It’s our contribution to National ACS’ celebration of…
Council selected Dorothy J. Phillips and Florian J. Schattenmann as candidates for 2024 President-Elect. These two candidates, along with any candidates selected via petitions, will stand for election in the…
The Cleveland Section of the American Chemical Society annually sponsors an award to recognize an outstanding high school chemistry teacher in the Cleveland Section. The award is named for Irene…
Registration is now open for the 2023 May Conference, to be held on May 24th at John Carroll University. Below is a link to register on-line. Please register early to help…
Congratulations to our award winner, Professor Ryan Bailey, Robert A. Gregg Professor, Department of Chemistry, University of Michigan. Dr. Bailey is being recognized for his work involving the development of…
The Cleveland Local Section presented a poster highlighting our recent tours, both virtual and in-person, to ICA – Art Conservation (see photos below. Over 3000 individuals attended the Sci-Mix session at…
This year’s Meeting in Miniature (MIM) of the Cleveland Section will be held Wed. March 15 at Baldwin Wallace University, with talks beginning at 3pm. A highlight of the MIM…