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| October 2009 |
| Building a Chemistry Graduate Student Organization |
| Dr. Michael T. Mury, High School Office, Education Division, ACS |
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Were you a member of a chemistry student group as an undergraduate? Do you wish there were something similar in graduate school? Are you looking for a way to connect more with other graduate students in your department? Would you like a means to voice your concerns in the chemistry department or at the university level? If you answered, ”Yes,” to any of these questions, then a chemistry graduate student organization might be what your department needs! Let me tell you how a group of us started the Chemistry Graduate Student Organization (CGSO) at Clemson University... Read more... |
| Graduate Student Symposium Planning Committee |
| Plan symposia for ACS national meetings while developing leadership skills and a professional network |
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The GSSPC Project provides: |
Piled Higher and Deeper by Jorge Cham www.phdcomics.com
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| Graduate Student Communities |
| ACS Graduate Students' Facebook Group The Graduate Junction Graduate Student Symposium Planning Committee Project Younger Chemists Committee on Facebook |
| Science News |
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| Resource Spotlight |
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» Please see other resources for graduate students and postdocs on www.acs.org/grad
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