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In picture: Rebecca Vidrine (left) Lisa Brown (right)

 

 

 

 

 

 

                                2009 SAACS Officers                                  Chem. Demos at the Spring National ACS Meeting
 

       To download minutes and presentations from the chapter meetings click here.

      SAACS is a chemistry organization at LSU, but we are open to students in all scientific fields.  Our membership includes undergraduates in chemistry, chemical engineering, biochemistry, biological sciences, physics, and other disciplines.

      SAACS is focused on two things -- to prepare undergraduates for their future careers and to spread an interest for science in the community.  The chapter meets twice each month to hear about current research by distinguished scientists, and members travel to regional and national conferences to present their own work.  We also give chemistry demonstrations at local schools and city-wide events.  Click on the links below to learn more about our chapter

 

 

  

Super Science Saturday!

Super Science Saturday will be on October 17th of this year. Volunteers will be needed for the chem demos.  

Chem in the Classroom

If you're interested in volunteering or if you would like us to come to your school, contact Richard at rrucke1@lsu.edu

Notes for sale!

We will be selling notes for the first week of school before and after the respective classes. Notes will also be sold in the lobby of Choppin hall all day Friday, August 28th. To purchase notes after the first week of school email us at saacs@lsu.edu.

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Website Pictures -- Photo Album

Want to Join SAACS? -- Click here for more information.  To be on our email listserv, subscribe below:

Albums containing pictures from our various activities during the course of last semester can be accessed from the photo album menu button.

Web links -- A link to an online chemistry guide and the inChemistry magazine has been added.  In Fall 2005, our chapter was featured in an article in this issue [PDF]. Other Links.