Contemporary News in Chemistry and Education PRELIMINARY ANNOUNCEMENT, INDIANAPOLIS MEETING, A. C. S., MARCH 30-APRIL 2, 1931
Program The program of the Division of Chemical Education at the 81st meeting of the American Chenlical Society will include a symposium an "Cooperation between Industry and Chemical Education," two half-day sessions for the reading of miscellaneous papers, a meeting of the Senate of Chemical Education, a meeting of the Editorial Board of the OP CHEMICAL EDUCATION and JOURNAL The Chemistry Leaflet, a husinrss meeting, a luncheon Karch 31st. complimentary t o all high-school teachers of chemistry in the Indianapolis area, and an all-day trip (April 2nd) t o dedicate the new chemistry building a t Indiana University. Upon this last-named occasion, members of the Division will be the guests Of Indiana University, and of the Limestone Association of the Bloomington Oolitic Limestone District. A complimentary luncheon will be served by the university, while the expense of the bus trip will he home by the Limestone Association. Exhibits High-school chemistry classes everywhere are invited t o send exhibits t o the Indianapolis meeting. A prize of $10.00 is offered by the Division for the best one submitted. Free space will be reserved on request to the Local Secretary of the Division, but each exhibitor must assume all costs of packing, transportation, breakage, and loss. Industries desiring t o exhibit a t thc Indianapolis meeting should correspond with EDGARB. CAKTER,Swan-Myers Co , Indianapolis. Papers
papers by American chemists not members of the A. C. S. shall not appear on the program unless they be joint papers with society members, and no papers may be presented a t a meeting unless the title bas been printed on the final program. Papers for the symposium on "Cooperation between Industry and Chemical Education" will be by invitation. Titles for papers designed t o be read before the Division of Chemical Education should he sent as early as possible to the Secretary of the Division, while the complefed paper together with two copies of an abstract must be received not later than March 1st. Manuscripts which reach the Secretary after this date will be held over, with the author's consent, for a subsequent meeting. Papers read before the Division become the property of the society, and, if acceptable for publication, will appear later EDUCATION. in the JOURNAL OP CHEM~CAL Since the time available for each paper will be strictly limited, authors are earnestly requested t o cooperate as follows: 1. Condense the material so that it may be presented in 5-8 minutes, leaving time for adequate critical discussion, which should be one of the chief functions of our program meetings. In general, not more than fifteen minutes, including discussion, will he allotted any one paper. 2. Organize significant features on slides, films, or in mimeographed form for distribution. 3. Do not send in a title unless you expect t o be present t o read your paper.
By vote of the Council of the A. C. S., 180
R. A. BAKER,Secrekwy, College of the City of New York, 17 Lexington Avenue, New York, N. Y. JOHN R. KUEBLBR,Local Secretary, for the Indianapolis Meeting. 5503 E. Washington Street, Indianapolis, Ind.
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