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ACS Philly 2020

Chemical Angel Network chemists investing in chemical companies

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Session: BMGT: Chemical Angels Network
Location:203B, Pennsylvania Convention Center
Date & Time: Sunday, Mar 22 1:35 PM
Duration: 25 minutes
Sponsored by BMGT and SCHB, Cosponsored by PROF
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Session: SCHB: Sci-Mix
Location: Exhibit Hall A, Pennsylvania Convention Center
Date & Time: Monday, Mar 23 8:00 PM
Duration: 2 hours

Official Program Link: https://plan.core-apps.com/acsphilly2020/event/4e0a76d3e59b6d49f7c57e676bdc2227

Scientific Visualizations & Creative Presentations – Morning Session

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Location: Bridge Over Arch Street – Theater 7, Pennsylvania Convention Center
Date & Time: Tuesday, Mar 24 8:00 AM
Duration: 4 hours
Sponsored by CINF, Cosponsored by CPRC and PROF
Financial Cosponsors: Waters, Agilent, C&E News
Description: Effectively communicating chemistry is often a challenge, whether we are speaking to our colleagues or to the public at large. The key is to identify the goal of and audience for the interaction so that we can produce the right message and disseminate it using relevant channels. Advances in computer technology and visualization techniques along with the rise of social media have created both opportunities and challenges for communicating chemistry. This symposium aims to promote more effective communication and provide a forum for networking and information exchange. The emphasis is to prepare more creative presentations, especially using well-designed graphics and animations, posters, and other techniques in order to better communicate, teach, and promote science. Speakers will discuss the latest developments regarding communication as well as share their experiences and best practices.

Official Program Link: https://plan.core-apps.com/acsphilly2020/event/b34dd7868280c8fa704fddb6a82bced3

Planning for Retirement

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Location: Terrace Ballroom IV, Pennsylvania Convention Center
Date & Time: Tuesday, Mar 24 1:00 PM
Duration: 4 hours
Sponsored by PROF, Cosponsored by SCC and SCHB

Planning for Retirement

Cosponsored by SCC and SCHB

  1. Meyer, S. S. White, Organizers
  2. D. Archer, Organizer, Presiding

1:00   Introductory Remarks.

1:05 57. Retiring gracefully: Managing life after work.  D. Oslin

1:30 58. Retirement: Financial issues.  E. Meyer

1:55 59. Deciding to move to a retirement community.  A.M. Wilson

2:15 60. Retirement Activities to Keep You Breathless – and Happy!  M. Orna

2:35 61. Skydiving Into retirement:Enjoy the ride and land softly.  W.F. Carroll

2:55 62. Fascinating facts about retired chemists I learned from editing the Senior Chemists Newsletter.  L.G. Hartshorn

3:15 63. Tips for success in retirement: Some personal examples.  T.R. Beattie

3:35 64. Diversity: Key to a happy retirement.  R.D. Archer

3:55 65. Your experience is too important to be wasted.  A.E. Pavlath

4:15 66. Activities of a Retired Chemist.  R.A. Yokley

4:35 67. The Chemical Angel Network-an opportunity to help early stage chemical businesses grow and create jobs for chemists.  S.S. White, M. Vreeke, J.C. Giordan

4:55 Concluding Remarks.

 

 

Official Program Link: https://plan.core-apps.com/acsphilly2020/event/3c94f8a15388777bad4c0c9502cde5bb

 

Scientific Visualizations & Creative Presentations – Afternoon Session

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Location:Bridge Over Arch Street – Theater 7, Pennsylvania Convention Center
Date & Time:Tuesday, Mar 24 1:00 PM
Duration: 2 hours 5 minutes
Sponsored by CINF, Cosponsored by CPRC and PROF
Financial Cosponsors: Waters, Agilent, C&E News
Description: Effectively communicating chemistry is often a challenge, whether we are speaking to our colleagues or to the public at large. The key is to identify the goal of and audience for the interaction so that we can produce the right message and disseminate it using relevant channels. Advances in computer technology and visualization techniques along with the rise of social media have created both opportunities and challenges for communicating chemistry. This symposium aims to promote more effective communication and provide a forum for networking and information exchange. The emphasis is to prepare more creative presentations, especially using well-designed graphics and animations, posters, and other techniques in order to better communicate, teach, and promote science. Speakers will discuss the latest developments regarding communication as well as share their experiences and best practices.

Official Program Link: https://plan.core-apps.com/acsphilly2020/event/b34dd7868280c8fa704fddb6a82b6fcd

 

Inclusion in the Chemistry Profession, Is it a Reality?

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Location: Terrace Ballroom IV, Pennsylvania Convention Center
Date & Time: Tuesday, Mar 24 9:00 AM
Duration: 2 hours 45 minutes
Sponsored by PROF, Cosponsored by CWD

Inclusion in the Chemistry Profession, Is it a Reality?

Cosponsored by CWD

  1. A. Supalo, Organizer, Presiding

9:00 Introductory Remarks.

9:05 50. What is Inclusion in the Chemistry Profession for Chemists with Visual Impairments?  C.A. Supalo

9:25 51. Science Outreach via University Administrative Fellowship at the Princeton Center for Complex Materials.  M. Hossain, J. Van Wyck, J. Bhattacharya, D. Steinberg

9:45 52. The Princeton University Materials Academy (PUMA): inclusive informal education via a socio-scientific approach..  J. Bhattacharya, D. Steinberg

10:05 Intermission.

10:20 53. Inclusion and accessibility efforts at the Princeton University MRSEC.  D. Steinberg

10:40 54. Inclusion Techniques Used to Teach Technology to Rurally Isolated Upward Bound Programs High School Students.  C. Monroe

11:00 55. “… All that is seen and unseen….” Visual impairments in the modern inorganic research environment.  S.M. Kilyanek

11:20 56. Culturally-Responsive Teaching: Scientific Argumentation Strategies among Deaf and Hard-of-Hearing Students.  A.D. Ross, T.E. Pagano

11:40 Concluding remarks.

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