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“As a college professor I find it very troublesome when I hear that my students, who want to be doctors, dentists, etc., hate chemistry. If I ask them the reason, their answers often point to the high school teacher. On the other hand when I find a student who wants to be a chemistry major and ask why did you become interested in chemistry, their answer is also the chemistry teacher. I think we need to mentor high school teachers and support the ACS High School Chemistry Clubs.”

 

CARMEN VALDEZ GAUTHIER Associate Professor of Chemistry, Florida Southern College, Lakeland, Fla. She is a 21-year ACS member.

 

“The challenges that face us are multidisciplinary. The solutions are going to be science-based and are going to rely heavily on chemistry for their development. This is a fun and stimulating place to be and as such we can provide unique solutions.”

 

FRANKIE WOOD-BLACK Senior Air Professional, Trihydro Corporation, Ponca City, Okla. She is a 21-year ACS member.

“ACS can help
bydefining
where
we are,
what
trajectory
we
are on and
howwe
can
make
changes
to
become more
sustainable.”

KATHERINE GLASGOW
Senior Materials Scientist, Nomacorc LLC, Zebulon, N.C.
She is a 12-year ACS member.

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