When I was at San Jose State University, there was an ACS Student
Affiliate chapter that would go around to local schools & such
performing demonstrations and outreach.
Dave Lane
Principal
Clavis Technology development
On 26/10/17 11:12 AM, Kennedy, Sheila wrote:
> Academic teams taking demonstration materials off campus ? especially to
> elementary schools & to outdoor events.
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> *Sent:* Thursday, October 26, 2017 9:30 AM
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> In response to 1) , we definitely need to point folks at the CSB. Their
> reports and bulletins are pretty much along the newsletter theme.
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> And for 2)
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> a) Flames/explosion demonstrations, particularly with
> inappropriate audiences; summary of issues/incidents, alternatives,
> resources etc.
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> b) iRAMP lite with pointers to more info
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> c) Safety culture - ACS core value, extending that to
> experiment planning etc. etc.
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> On Oct 26, 2017, at 8:36 AM, Stuart, Ralph > > wrote:
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> As the incoming chair of the DCHAS membership committee, I and
> others are working with ACS staff to develop an ACS wide safety
> newsletter. The general idea is to have a bi-monthly opt-in
> newsletter geared to the interests of ACS membership on safety
> issues. To help us further develop the concept, we are interested in:
>
> 1) examples of safety-oriented newsletters that you find useful for
> this audience, particularly those you produce yourselves or other
> non-commercial sources; or
>
> 2) suggestions for safety topics that you would like to highlight
> for the ACS membership as a whole (as opposed to the DCHAS
> membership who read and make use of DCHAS-L style information, which
> is not curated with the chemistry audience in mind).
>
> We will focus on highlighting ACS resources in the newsletter, but
> are interested in other sources of helpful safety information for
> the practicing chemist as well.
>
> Thanks for any suggestions in this regard.
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> - Ralph
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