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About
National Chemistry Week
National Chemistry Week (NCW) is an annual event celebrating
the contributions of chemistry. The celebration originated in 1987
as National Chemistry Day and by 1989 had grown into an entire week
of activities. During National Chemistry Week, local sections of
the American Chemical Society organize activities that correspond
to an annual theme. Events are held at museums, schools, libraries,
shopping malls, and businesses nationwide.
This
year, as in the past, the Northeastern Section of the American Chemical
Society (NESACS) will hold events in the Boston area. Descriptions
and photos of previous years' events and plans for this year can
be accessed by choosing the appropriate button above.
As
always, volunteers are welcome. If you would like to participate
in National Chemistry Week as a volunteer, please contact Prof.
Christine Jaworek-Lopes by email at jaworek@emmanuel.edu
or by phone at (617)264-7614.
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National
Poster Competition
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The
Northeastern Section of the ACS
is participating in the National Poster Competition.
SEE
POSTER GUIDELINES
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| Puzzle
Competition |
Try
to solve the puzzle.
Grades 1-12
SEE
PUZZLE
GUIDELINES
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