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American Chemical Society
Biography
Professional Organization: We promote the interest and involvement of the university and local community in Chemistry, and provide access to professional information as part of the American Chemical Society affiliation, including employment services, career development resources, and professional journals.
Website: https://saacs.chem.ufl.edu
President: Leah Kessler
Email: Leah.kessler@ufl.edu
Organization email:
Faculty Advisor: Stefanie Habenicht, Ashlyn Hale
Email: st.habenicht@chem.ufl.edu, ashlyn.rose.hale@chem.ufl.edu
Hashtag: #chemistry #volunteering #social #professional #outreach #STEM
Instagram: @ufchemclub
Discord: https://discord.gg/hHHdyUMFRP
Types of Events: Peer Mentorship, Social, Workshops, Design Team, Volunteering K-8 classroom and science night.
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Mission: All majors and students are welcome to join the chemistry club! We have no application for our general club events, so you just have to show up to the events that interest you. For our K-8 classroom outreach program, we do have a form to submit with your availability and preferred partners at the beginning of the semester, just so you can be paired with a classroom. This opens up at the beginning of each semester.