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Dear Division Members:

As we head into August and look forward to the 256th ACS National in Boston, it has been a very productive and exciting time in the Division of Small Chemical Businesses (SCHB) since the New Orleans meeting.

Some highlights include: • Completion of an Innovative Program Grant (IPG) entitled “Expanding SCHB’s Presence in the ACS Northwest Region,” awarded to SCHB in January 2018 and lead by Joe Sabol

SCHB has been selected as a finalist for ChemLuminary Awards:•Global Engagement Award for Technical Divisions •Recognition of Innovation and Outstanding Service to Members of a Division •Outstanding Local Section-Technical Division Collaboration

SCHB submitted two proposals for IPGs:•“SCHB Member Business Development at Regional Meetings”, submitted by George Ruger, SCHB Chair Elect•“Advancing Innovation and Entrepreneurship: Innovate Now- Launch ~ Leverage ~ Lead”, submitted by Jennifer Maclachlan, SCHB Communications Chair, and Mukund Chorghade, Ph.D., SCHB Alternate Councilor and Chairman Emeritus

• SCHB members Bill Carroll, Jr. and Joe Sabol will be inducted as Fellows of the American Chemical Society

SCHB has put together an interesting and informative program. Please read on for more details. And don’t forget to stop by the SCHB Booth on the Exhibition Floor, Boston Convention and Exhibition Center (BCEC), Hall A, at location #1732. We would love to have you assist us with staffing the SCHB Booth during the National Meeting – it’s a great way for you to learn about the different ways you can engage and become involved with the SCHB. If you are interested in volunteering, contact Booth Chair Niteen Vaidya at [email protected].

Also, please join us for the SCHB Reception, co-hosted by SCHB, ACS Corporation Associates, and the Division of Chemical Health & Safety (CHAS) on Monday, August 20th, from 6:30-8:00 P.M. in the Sheraton Boston Hotel, Back Bay B. From BCEC, take Shuttle Bus Route 3 RED.

I encourage you to attend as many of the SCHB sessions and events as you are able and hope you are able to stop by the SCHB Reception and the SCHB Booth! In the meantime, SCHB election time is coming and WE WANT YOU! Please keep an eye out in the coming weeks for an SCHB eBlast with details about elections and volunteering.

Peter C. Lauro, Esq.SCHB Chair

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August 2018 Volume 48, Issue 2

Small Chem BizDivision of Small Chemical Businesses

American Chemical Society

UPCOMING REGIONAL MEETINGS

October 21, 2018Midwest Regional Meeting (MWRM)

Ames, IA

October 31, 2018Southeastern

(SERMACS)Augusta, GA

November 7, 2018Southwest Regional

Meeting (SWRM)Little Rock, AR

MESSAGE FROM THE CHAIR

August 2018 http://www.acs-schb.org

CONTENTS

Chair Message............1

Programming.........2-5

National...............2-4

Regional...................5

Member News............6

Exec Committee........7

Booth.............................8

Membership................9

Future Meetings......10

http://www.acs-schb.org August 2018

The SCHB Reception (with Corporation Associates and Division of Chemical Health & Safety) is Monday, August 20th, from 6:30-8:00 P.M. in the Sheraton Boston Hotel, Back Bay B. From BCEC, take Shuttle Bus Route 3 RED. RSVP: https://fs23.formsite.com/kate1dc/form187/index.html

At Sci-Mix, Monday from 8:00-10:00 P.M., SCHB will have two posters: ChemLuminary Section and Division Row. SCHB members are invited to take some time at a poster. Tuesday, August 21st begins with coffee at 8:30 A.M., followed by 9:00 A.M. Financial & Business Formation Strategies for Start-Ups & Chemical-Related Businesses. At 1:30 P.M. is Catalyzing Collaborations from Ideas to Commercial Development. Both are in Aloft Boston Seaport, Mann 3.

Tuesday evening is the ChemLuminary Awards Ceremony, and SCHB is a finalist in three categories. Viewing posters and reception is at 8:00 P.M., and the awards are at 9:00 P.M. Please attend and cheer for SCHB!

Stay tuned to our Facebook page for frequently updated content: fb.me/SCHBD and/or follow SCHB on Twitter @ACSSCHB. Be sure to use #ACSboston.

See you in Boston!

PROGRAMMING

BOSTON BULLETINSCHB Program Committee

Details of the ACS 256th National Meeting, August 19-23th, 2018, themed “Nanoscience, Nanotechnology & Beyond”, are found at www.acs.org/boston2018, including the on-line meeting planner and mobile app. The final program is also in the July 30th C&EN.

The SCHB program will primarily be in the Aloft Boston Seaport Hotel and the Boston Convention & Exposition Center (BCEC), except for special events Reception and ChemLuminary Awards.

The SCHB Executive Committee will hold their open meeting on Saturday, August 18th, from 6:00-9:00 P.M. in BCEC 104A.

On Sunday, August 19th, be sure to attend the SCHB Open House & Continental Breakfast from 8:00-9:00 A.M., hosted by Saul Ewing Arnstein & Lehr, LLP, followed by presentations on SCHB benefits, programming, and resources. In the afternoon will be Intellectual Property Basics for Chemical Businesses, with refreshment provided by Osha Liang LLP. Both are in Aloft Boston Seaport, Mann 3.

Sunday from 5:30-7:30 P.M. is the SCHB poster session in BCEC Hall B2/C and the SCHB Booth 1732 in the Expo, BCEC Hall A. The Expo will also be open Monday and Tuesday 9:00 A.M.-5:00 P.M. SCHB members are invited to take some time at the poster or in the booth. Monday, August 20th, starts with coffee at 8:00 A.M., hosted by Saul Ewing Arnstein & Lehr, LLP followed by Innovation & Commercialization in the Chemical Sector at 8:30 A.M. Monday afternoon has In Memory of Arthur Obermayer, Co-Founder of the Small Business Innovative Research (SBIR) Grant Programs starting at 1:00 P.M. Both are in Aloft Boston Seaport, Mann 3.

SHARE YOUR ACHIEVEMENTS

Notify Newsletter Editor Rajeev Chorghade at [email protected]

for recognition of your accomplish-ments in an upcoming issue. Please

send any content to be included in the Spring 2019 newsletter by

February 15th, 2019.


SUNDAY P.M.1:00 P.M.- 4:45 P.M.

Intellectual Property Basics for Chemical Businesses

Aloft Boston SeaportMann 3

1:00 P.M. Introductory Remarks. T. Siepmann

1:05 P.M. To patent or not to patent, that is the question R. Micheletti

1:45 P.M. US patent filing strategies for small chemical businesses. C. A. Burton

2:25 P.M. Strategies for seeking a European patent. G. A. Dahlen

3:05 P.M. Intermission. 3:20 P.M. Strategies for challenging US patent rights. K. Laurence

4:00 P.M. Nuts and bolts of trademark selection and protection in the US. K. B. Drake

4:40 P.M. Concluding Remarks. T. Siepmann

SUNDAY NIGHT 5:30 P.M.- 7:30 P.M.Entrepreneur’s Poster

SessionConvention Center Exhibit Hall B2/C

1. SCHB at the vanguard of innovation in the chemical community. P. L. Lauro

2. Chemical Angel Network: Chemists investing in

SUNDAY A.M.9:00 A.M. - 11:20 A.M

Open House with Division of Small Chemical Businesses

Aloft Boston SeaportMann 3

8:00 A.M. Continental Breakfast.

9:00 A.M. Introductory Remarks. P. Lauro

9:05 ACS Division of Small Chemical Businesses: Member benefits. P. Lauro

9:25 ACS Division of Small Chemical Businesses: Programming opportunities. J. E. Sabol

9:45 Tool-kit for the entrepreneur: Resources to guide the successful start-up of a small chemical business.

P. Lauro

10:05 SCHB: Panel Discussion.

10:50 Discussion and Networking.

chemical companies. S. S. White

3. Collaborations Pharmaceuticals, Inc.: A small company focused on rare and neglected disease drug discovery. K. M. Zorn

4. Science Rendezvous: A way to boost industry, academic, and NGO collaboration. J. R. Berk and G. W. Ruger

MONDAY A.M.8:30 A.M. - 11:20 A.M.

Innovation & Commercialization in the

Chemical SectorAloft Boston Seaport

Mann 38:00 A.M. Coffee.8:30 A.M. Introductory Remarks. P. Lauro8:35 A.M. Business of chemistry and the chemistry of business: The 50-year view from Strem Chemicals. E. S. Honig9:05 A.M. Biologically inspired engineering: From discovery to technological innovation. J. Aizenberg10:05 A.M. Intermission.10:20 A.M. Spherical nucleic acids and their use in treatment of disease. D. Giljohann10:50 A.M. Creating one of analytical chemistry’s most powerful tools...and then came the hard part. P. J. Wyatt

PROGRAMMING

SCHB Presenters Benefit

One Day Free

Registration

Contact Program

Chair Joe Sabol

[email protected]

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Rajeev Chorghade

SCHB Technical Programming


MONDAY P.M.1:00 P.M.- 3:15 P.MIn Memory of Arthur

Obermayer, Co-Founder of the Small Business Innovative

Research (SBIR) Grant Program

Aloft Boston Seaport Mann 3

1:00 P.M. Introductory Remarks. J. N. Driscoll1:10 Early history of the US Small Business Innovation Research (SBIR) program. J. N. Driscoll1:30 Observations on Arthur Obermayer. T. Hill1:50 Arthur Obermayer: A gentleman and a scholar of credit and renown. M. Chorghade2:10 Pathways to commercialization success leveraging the SBIR program. K. Mahmud2:30 ecosVC provides advanced STEM students with training to conduct research through the Lens of Research and the Lens of the Market. J. C. Giordan2:50 SBIR programs past & present include the importance of Obermayer to the program. J. N. Driscoll3:10 Concluding Remarks. J. N. Driscoll

MONDAY NIGHT8:00 P.M. - 10:00 P.M.

Sci-MixConvention CenterExhibit Hall B2/C

1. Chemical Angel Network: Chemists investing in chemical companies. S. S. White2. Collaborations Pharmaceuticals, Inc.: A small company focused on rare and neglected disease

TUESDAY P.M.1:30 P.M.- 4:50 P.M.

Catalyzing Collaborations from Ideas to Commercial

DevelopmentAloft Boston Seaport

Mann 31:30 P.M. Introductory Remarks. A. Berks1:35 Protect your business with intellectual property. A. Berks2:00 Community-based biotech incubators in New York and Connecticut: Elab NYC and ABCT. M. Howard2:25 Techno-economic modeling for new technology development. C. Burk2:50 Design, development, and coming to market of a novel, robust, and rugged solid state FTIR spectrometer. J. Speed3:30 Startup of a speciality chemical company-Polnox. A. Cholli3:55 Collaborative innovation strategy fostering natural product research and development. T. Polgar4:20 Glycopeptide biologics through total synthesis: Steps toward commercial viability. W. E. Walkowicz4:45 P.M. Concluding Remarks. A. Berks

drug discovery. K. M. Zorn3. Science Rendezvous: A way to boost industry, academic, and NGO collaboration. J. R. Berk and G. W. Ruger4. Protect your business with intellectual property. A. H. Berks

TUESDAY A.M.9:00 A.M.- 11:45 A.M.Financial & Business

Formation Strategies for Start-Ups & Chemical-

Related BusinessesAloft Boston Seaport

Mann 38:30 A.M. Coffee.9:00 A.M. Introductory Remarks. J. Giordan9:15 Session Overview. J. Giordan9:25 Chemical due dilligence in chemical business formation and acquisition. R. G. Hanshaw9:35 Effective advocates collaborative: Unique approach to fund raising and business development. M. Jalbert9:45 Contracts and intellectual property in business start-up and acquisition. J. Brougher9:55 Value of Flexible, Capital Fund, L3C in financial and business formation. J. St. Onge10:05 Value the Chemical Angel Network brings to financial and business formation strategies for start-ups and chemical related businesses. M. Vreeke10:15 Panel Discussion.10:55 Concluding Remarks J. Giordan11:05 Office Hours with Presenters.

PROGRAMMING

Advertise your business in front of

thousands of chemical professionals!

Contact Booth Chair Niteen Vaidya at

([email protected]) for a special introductory rate for

SCHB members!


REGIONAL MEETING REPORT 2018

SCHB Program Committee

George Ruger presented an SCHB poster at the nanoMARM meeting on June 3rd in Bethlehem, PA.

SCHB was an exhibitor at the 22nd Green Chemistry and Engineering Conference, June 18th-20nd in Portland OR. Members George Ruger and Joe Sabol represented SCHB. The 23rd GC&EC Closing the Loop will be June 11th-13th, 2019, in Reston, VA. Symposia proposals are due September 10, 2018: http://www.gcande.org/call-for-symposia.

At the 73rd Northwest Regional Meeting (NORM), June 24th-27th in Richland, WA, SCHB was a sponsor of a full day of Innovation Programming and a half day on the impact of wine science innovation, organized by Janet Bryant and Judy Giordan.

The Midwest Regional Meeting (MWRM) is coming up October 21st-23rd, in Ames IA, with SCHB sponsoring Entrepreneurs Tool Kit: Resources and Best Practices, organized by Abhi Kantak. For more information, see: www.mwrm2018.chem.iastate.edu.

The 70th Southeast Regional Meeting (SERMACS) will be October 30th-November 3rd in Augusta, GA, and SCHB is sponsoring Entrepreneurs Tool Kit: Resources and Best Practices, organized by Joe Sabol. For more information, see:

www.SERMACS2018.org.

Stay tuned to our Facebook page for frequently updated content: fb.me/SCHBD and/or follow SCHB on Twitter @ACSSCHB. We hope to see you at a Regional Meeting!

PROGRAMMING

INTERESTED IN NETWORKING AT ACS BOSTON?

Attend the Industry Networking Reception Monday, August 20th

6:30 PM - 8:00 PMSheraton Boston Hotel

Back Bay B Room

RSVP using this link:https://fs23.formsite.com/kate1dc/form187/index.html

SCHB Poster at MARM on June 3rd, 2018. Photo credit to Elaina Voletto, student at Cedar Crest College and MARM volunteer.

Left to Right: Janet Bryant (Chair, ACS Northwest Region Board), Anna Cavi-nato (NORM 2018 General Co-Chair), Joe Sabol (SCHB Program Chair), David Hel-debrant (NORM 2018 General Co-Chair).


SCHB MEMBERS ELECTEDACS FELLOWS

The 2018 Class of ACS Fellows includes two SCHB Members: Bill Carroll, Jr. and Joe Sabol.

Including our two new Fellows, 34 current SCHB members have been elected as ACS fellows. Please join us in congratulating:

Lisa BalbesRodney Bennett

Janet BryantMary Carroll

Bill Carroll, Jr.Bonnie CharpentierMukund Chorghade

Peter DorhoutJohn DriscollAlan EhrlichHarry Elston

Judith GiordanJoseph HeppertNeal Langerman

Lee LatimerN Mandava

Gerry MeyerAnne O’BrienAttila PavlathRussell Phifer

Donivan PorterfieldJoe Sabol

Terence SayKathleen Schulz

Anthony SerianniSadiq Shah

Dennis Smith, Jr. Michael Strem

Barry StreusandAnne Taylor

John VercellottiSharon Vercellotti

John Warner Dean Webster

The 2018 ACS Fellows will be honored at a special ceremony during the ACS Boston National Meeting on Monday, August 20th, 2018, from 2:00 P.M – 4:00 P.M., at the Sheraton Boston Hotel.

SCHB MEMBER NEWS

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Contact Newsletter Editor Rajeev Chorghade at

[email protected]

Find out more about SCHB!To find out more about SCHB, membership benefits, events, and how you can contrib-

ute, visit the SCHB websites:

http://acs-schb.org/https://schb.sites.acs.org/

Listen to Jennifer Maclachlan talk about how SCHB is the home for entrepreneurs in

ACS - chemists and not:

https://youtu.be/YxCHgwfOvSg

The ACS Division of Business Devel-opment and Management (BMGT) is

pleased to announce that Thomas H. Lane is the 2018

Recipient of the Henry F. Whalen, Jr. Award for Ex-

cellence in Business Development and Management in the

Chemical Enterprise. Please join us for a reception in his honor on Mon-day August 20th, 4-6PM at the Back

Bay Social Club.


EXEC COMMITTEE

2018 SCHB OFFICERS

Chair Peter C. Lauro

[email protected]

Chair-ElectGeorge Ruger

[email protected]

Alternate CouncilorMukund S. Chorghade

[email protected]

SecretaryAbhishek A. Kantak

[email protected]

Treasurer/WebmasterDavid J. Deutsch

[email protected]@acs-schb.org

Program Chair/ CouncilorJoseph E. Sabol

[email protected] [email protected]

Public Relations ChairJennifer Maclachlan

[email protected]

Membership ChairJustin Crotty

[email protected]

Booth ChairNiteen Vaidya

[email protected]

Newsletter EditorRajeev Chorghade

[email protected]

Newsletter Editor, EmeritusSharon V. Vercellotti

Past ChairAnis Rahman

[email protected]

VOLUNTEER WITH SCHB

None of SCHB’s valuable benefits and activi-ties would have been possible without volun-teers like you. If you want to expand your profes-sional network, enhance your leadership skills, or shape the future of SCHB, consider volunteering in a more active role to further SCHB’s mission.

Potential roles include Webmaster Assistant, Spon-sors Development, Membership Support, Graphic De-signer, Assistant Newsletter Editor, or any other ideas you have. Contact any SCHB officer to learn more.

PARTNER WITH

SCHB

Contact SCHB Chair Peter Lauro at

[email protected] to partner on

entrepreneurial local section events and/or to collaborate with us on symposia at National/Regional

Meetings.


SHOWCASING SMALL BUSINESSES WITH SCHB BOOTH OPPORTUNITY

gain EXPOSURE | INTERACT with attendees | NETWORK | ACCESS opportunity | GROW your business Discounted rate for SCHB Members Free National Meeting Registration Do you want to be featured in front of and interact with over 12,000 chemical professionals? Ex-perience the promotional opportunities of a professional trade show booth at a special introductory rate with a fully furnished 10x10 ft. booth, including a technical meeting registration to the ACS meeting ($480 value). Obtain a booth at the special rate of $600 for SCHB members who are first time participants. Contact Booth Chair, Niteen Vaidya [email protected]

The small business booth row in Boston will feature (booth number):

BOOTH / MEMBERSHIP

Visit SCHB officers and volunteers at Booth #1732 at the Expo from Sunday to Tuesday! Boston Convention & Exhibition Center, Hall A

Sunday: 5:30 P.M. to 7:30 P.M.Monday: 9:00 A.M-5:00 P.M.Tuesday: 9:00 A.M-5:00 P.M

532 Art Robbins Instruments632 Heptochem, Inc.732 Rachael Pricer Graphics, LLC 832 Japan Analytical Industry Co. Ltd.932 Molecular Knowledge Systems1032 X-Ability Co. Ltd.1132 Vantage Resources Solutions, LLC1232 Chemrus Inc.1432 Sentinel Process Systems, Inc.1532 Gate Scientific, Inc.1632 Faster Chemistry, LLC

1732 SCHB1832 Kemblox1932 Key Organics2032 MIT Press2132 IOP Publishing2232 PharmAgra Labs, Inc.2332 Microyn Technologies2532 NMX Research & Solutions2632 Omnicron Biochemicals2732 Beyond Benign2432 Available

Gerry Meyer, SCHB α-member, received the American Insti-tute of Chemists Gold Medal in Philadelphia on May 9th, 2018, at Science History Institute (formerly Chemical Heritage Foun-dation) Heritage Day. In addition to Gerry’s award, given were Bolte Award for Industrial Chemistry, AIC Award, and Othmer Award in memory of the Founder (and benefactor) of the In-stitutes. “I am honored to have received the Gold Medal and to have participated,” said Gerry. The annual event is held at the Institute’s building at Independence Park. For more infor-mation on the award and the American Institute of Chemists, please visit the following link: https://www.sciencehistory.org. Congratulations Gerry!

Gerry Meyer wins the 2018 American Institute of Chemists Gold Medal

SCHB Member Gerry Meyer


Thank you to all of the SCHB Patrons, who as corporate members wish to foster the Division’s objectives to aid in the formation, development, and growth of small chemical businesses.

Corporations or organizations wishing to become Patron Members are those that wish to foster the Division’s objec-tives as defined in the SCHB Bylaws II, Section 3. These ob-jectives include the following:• To aid in the formation, development, and growth of small chemical businesses.

• To address the legal, social, educational, legislative, regu-latory, and economic needs of self-employed chemists and ACS members who are employed by small chemical busi-nesses.

• To encourage, promote, and organize personal interaction among members of the Division and other chemists, insti-tutions, or organizations interested in the promotion of free enterprise among chemists.

• To serve as a clearinghouse for information about services available to members engaged in or planning to start small chemical businesses.

• To provide liaison between small chemical businesses need-ing part-time employees and chemistry students needing in-come and experience.

• To provide the expertise and experience of its members to the SOCIETY and for the betterment of the public.

Hats off to our Patrons and Sponsors of SCHB events, and their Liaison Members.

Interested in becoming an SCHB Patron?

Annual Dues: • Patron $200. Sponsorship Opportunities: • $500 • $1,000 • $1,500

Annual dues for Patron Members are $200. An alternate way to be a Patron Member is to Sponsor an event at an upcom-ing ACS National Meeting at the $500, $1,000, or $1,500 level. Ask any SCHB Officer on how your organization can qualify for Patron Membership. Pay Now via Credit Card (http://acs-schb.org/patron-membership/), or (prefer-ably) ask for an invoice by emailing SCHB Treasurer Da-vid Deutach (at [email protected]), and pay via check.

CURRENT SCHB PATRON MEMBERS

(further details at: http://acs-schb.org/patron-membership/)• K2 Bio-Pharma Consulting, LLC.Liaison Member: Krishna Kodukula• CiVentiChem, LLC.Liaison Member: Bhaskar Venepalli•ecosVC, Inc.Liaison Member: Judith Giordan•YourEncoreLiaison Member: Stuart Rabkin•E-KEM SciencesLiaison Member: K. M. Abraham•PID AnalyzersLiaison Member: Jennifer Maclachlan•Purdue Research Foundation Liaison Member: Dipak Narula•OSHA Liang Liaison Member: Carlyn Burton•Saul Ewing Arnstein and Lehr, LLP.Liaison Member: Peter C. Lauro•Young and Thompson Liaison Member: Robert Goozner

MEMBERSHIP SCHB PATRON MEMBERS


SCHB AND SOCIAL MEDIA@ACSSCHB and @ACSNatlMtg Be sure to use #ACSboston!

Website: www.acs-schb.org Questions or News? Contact PR Chair Jennifer Maclachlan at [email protected]

SCHB IN 2019 AND BEYOND

The ACS 257th National Meeting will be in Orlando, FL, from March 31st to April 4th, 2019. The theme will be “Chemistry for New Frontiers.” It is not too late to organize a symposium, and if you are interested, contact Joe Sabol [email protected]. Abstract submission will open August 20th, 2018.

The ACS 258th National Meeting will be in San Diego, CA, from August 25th-29th, 2019. The theme will be “Chemistry of Water.” SCHB will submit its proposed symposia in December 2018; contact Joe Sabol if you would like to organize a symposium.

Pacifichem will be in Honolulu, HI, from December 15th-22nd, 2020. If you did not submit your symposium proposal in the first round, the second round call for symposium proposals will be open January-April, 2019. For more information, please see: www.pacifichem.org.

Stay tuned to our Facebook page for frequently updated content: fb.me/SCHBD and/or follow SCHB on Twitter @ACSSCHB. See you in 2019!

FUTURE MEETINGS

FUTURE NATIONAL MEETINGS

258th ACS MeetingSan Diego, CA

August 25-29, 2019 Chemistry of Water259th ACS Meeting

Philadelphia, PAMarch 22-26, 2020

Macromolecular Chemistry: The Second Century

260th ACS MeetingSan Francisco, CA

August 23-27, 2020Chemistry from Bench to Market

261ST ACS MeetingSan Antonio, TX

March 21-25, 2021

MEMBERSHIP BENEFITS:

Amazing Networking Opportunities: ACS Meetings, Social Media (ACS Network, LinkedIn, Twitter,

Facebook), Discounted SOCMA listing

Business Listing on SCHB website

Outstanding Programming at National, Regional, and Local

Section Meetings

Deeply-Discounted Booth at National ACS Meeting Expo

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Eligible for Scholarships at ACS Leadership Institute Courses

To join SCHB, contact ACS Member Services ([email protected]) or contact SCHB Membership Chair ([email protected]). Join today:

Membership is FREE for the first year for ACS Members!

Future ACS National Meetings

Plan now for participating at an upcoming ACS National Meetings. If you would like to organize a symposium, con-tact SCHB Program Commit-tee at [email protected].

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