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Upcoming Free Webinars
Date: Tuesday, February 1 @ 1-2pm ET
Speakers: Pamela M. Leggett-Robinson, PLR Consulting / Sherine Obare, North Carolina A&T State University and UNC Greensboro / Shanina Sanders Johnson, Spelman College
Moderator: Paula Christopher, American Chemical Society
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- How to design curricular activities that engage students and build upon their diverse backgrounds in an inclusive manner
- How to build a research environment where any student can successfully develop the skills, talent, competence, and confidence needed for the workforce
- How to utilize local section activities to increase inclusion of diverse perspectives, professions, and racial/ethnic/gendered identities of members
Co-produced with: ACS Office of Diversity, Equity, Inclusion & Respect
Date: Wednesday, February 2 @ 2-3pm ET
Speaker: Matt Grandbois, DuPont Electronics & Industrial
Moderator: Annabelle Lolinco, Iowa State University
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- How to leverage the concepts of accepting and building to foster collaboration
- Why improving professional empathy can build win-win scenarios
- How collaboration can improve productivity and ingenuity
Co-produced with: ACS Division of Professional Relations
Date: Wednesday, February 9 @ 2-3pm ET
Speaker: Mary Beth Mulcahy, ACS Chemical Health & Safety
Moderator: Ralph Stuart, Keene State College
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- How to recognize the multiple contributing factors that lead to a laboratory accident
- How a laboratory accident can impact a chemist’s career
- What are ACS Chemical Health & Safety journal’s expectations for incident reports
Co-produced with: ACS Division of Chemical Health and Safety and ACS Committee on Chemical Safety
Date: Thursday, February 17 @ 2-3pm ET
Speaker: Osvaldo Oliveira Jr., ACS Applied Materials & Interfaces and University of São Paulo, Brazil
Moderator: Regiane Bracchi, ACS Publications
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- How to create a strong title
- How to craft a substantive abstract
- How to construct an impactful TOC graphic
Co-produced with: ACS on Campus
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Recent Recordings
Date: Wednesday, January 26 @ 2-3pm ET
Speaker: Mark Jones, MJPhD, LLC
Moderator: Patricia Simpson, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
What You Will Learn:
- Why good communication and good email, results from clearly defining your goal and shaping that goal for your audience
- How to make emails easy to understand and hard to misinterpret
- How many flaws of email communication make it a poor choice in some situations
Co-produced with: Industry Member Programs
Date: Thursday, January 27, 2022 @ 1-2pm ET
Speaker: Roger Turner, Science History Institute
Moderator: Bill Tsuzynski, The Unami Group LLC
What You Will Learn:
- The history of the spirometer and pulse oximeter from the work of Lundy Braun and Amy Moran-Thomas
- How medical instruments can amplify racial disparities
- What we can learn from the history of these instruments to create ones to better serve all people they measure
Co-produced with: Science History Institute and Chemical & Engineering News
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