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Call for nominations for Noms award The ACS Northeastern Section is solic­ iting nominations for the 1992 James Flack Norris Award for Outstanding Achievement in the Teaching of Chem­ istry. Presented annually, the award consists of a certificate and an honorar­ ium of $3000. Nominees must have served with special distinction as teachers of chemistry at any level: sec­ ondary school, college, or graduate school. This must be attested by broad evidence of their students' subsequent careers in chemistry and/or other evi­ dence of wide-ranging effects on the teaching of chemistry. Nominating material must be limited to 30 pages and focus specifically on the nominee's contributions to and ef­ fectiveness in teaching chemistry. This should include a thorough curriculum vitae with listings of honors, awards, and such publications as relate to edu­

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cation. There must be a nominating let­ ter and as many seconding letters as are necessary to convey the nominee's qualifications for the award. These are to outline, in narrative form, the nomi­ nee's qualification for this award for outstanding achievement in teaching

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chemistry. These letters will show the impact of the nominee's teaching in in­ spiring students to spend their profes­ sional life in chemistry, with broad stu­ dent testimonial. They will also attest to the influence of other activities in chemical education such as textbooks, articles, or other activities at the nation­ al level. Materials should be of stan­ dard 8V2 χ 11-inch size for binding, but should not include reprints or books. Nominating materials should be sent before April 15 to David Haines, De­ partment of Chemistry, Wellesley Col­ lege, Wellesley, Mass. 02181. Π

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