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Reply-To: Ralph Stuart <rstuart**At_Symbol_Here**UVM.EDU>
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Subject: Upcoming webcast: Chemical Hoods in the 21st Century
Comments: To: "C2E2-L: C2E2 discussion list" 

The Premiere CHAS/C2E2 WebCast:
Chemical Hoods in the 21st Century
The American Chemical Society's Division of Chemical Health and Safety  
(CHAS) is pleased to announce that it is co-sponsoring its first  
webcast with the Campus Consortium for Environmental Excellence  
(C2E2). The subject of this webcast will be "Chemical Hoods in the  
21st Century: Balancing Safety, Adaptability and Energy Use". The	 
webcast	will	be free for the first 100 registrants and will occur at 1  
PM Eastern Daylight Time, Tuesday September 23. CHAS and C2E2 members  
will be allowed to register immediately; non-members can register  
after September 1.

More information about the contents of the program can be heard in a  
introductory podcast available on the CHAS website at the address  
below. After you've had a chance to hear the podcast, feel free to  
send us questions that you would like to have answered during the  
webcast, or simply join the webcast and ask your questions then.

More information about registering for the webcast can be found at
http://membership.acs.org/c/chas/chemhoods.htm

We look forward to your participation in the webcast.

- Ralph

Ralph Stuart
rstuart**At_Symbol_Here**uvm.edu
Secretary
Division of Chemical Health and Safety
American Chemical Society

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