D I V I S I O N OF I N D U S T R I A L AND E N G I N E E R I N G C H E M I S T R Y
CHAIRMAN A. R. RESCORLA Cities Service Oil Co. P. 0. Box 100 Tulsa, Okla.
ELECTION OF OFFICERS TAKES PLACE T H I S MONTH Ballots are being mailed the first week of August to all Division members. They must be returned to I&EC headquarters in Washington no later than September 1. The slate of candidates for the various positions to be filled is as follows:
CHAIRMAN-ELECT
ARTHUR ROSE Applied Science Lab., Inc. P. 0. Box 140
State College, Pa.
SECRETARY J. B. RILEY Enjay Laboratories P. 0 Box 35 Linden, N. . I .
PROORAM SECRETARY J. R. FERRON Dept. of Chemical Engr. University of Delaware Newark. DPI.
rllEASURER
LEO FRIEND T h e M. W. Keilogg Co. 'I I Third Avenue Vew York 17, N Y .
CANDIDATES FOR CHAl RMAN-ELECT ROBERT B. BECKMANN EDUCATION : BS University of Illinois, in ChE; PhD LJniversity of Wisconsin, in ChE AFFILIATIONS: Humble Oil & Refining Co., Baytown, Texas, 1944-46, Carnegie Institute of Technology, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, 1946-61, University of Maryland, 1961 to present MAJOR
AREAS
OF
INTEREST:
Kinetics and Catalysis; PI'ocess Engineering and Design; Solvent Extraction; and Heat, Mass, and Momentum Transfer in Agitated Systems MEMBERSHIPS: American Institute of Chemical Engineers, Engineers Council for Professional Development, Tau Beta Pi, AAAS, ASEE, Phi Eta Sigma, Sigma Xi, Phi Lambda Upsilon ACS ACTIVITIES : Chairman, Chemical Engineering Symposium Committee, Div. of I&EC PRESENT POSITION: Professor and Head of Department of Chemical Engineering, University of Maryland
LEO FRIEND EDUCATION: BS New York University 1932, MS University of Michigan 1933, ChE New York University 1938 AFFILIATIONS: Catalazuli Manufacturing Co., New York City, 1933-34, T h e M. W. Kellogg Company, New York City, 1934 to present MAJOR A R E A S O F INTEREST: Pressure Drop in Round Pipe, Heat Exchange and Pressure Drop, Liquid-Vapor Equilibrium MEMBERSHIPS: American Institute of Chemical Engineers, ASME, T a u Beta Pi, Iota Alpha, A. F. & A. M. ACS ACTIVITIES : Member of Executive Committee, Division of Industrial and Engineering Chemistry, Treasurer, Div. of I&EC, Chairman, Chemical Engineering Symposium Committee, Div. of I&EC PRESENT POSITION: Director of Chemical Engineering Development, The M . W. Kellogg Co., New York City
CANDIDATES FOR SECRETARY JOHN B. RILEY* EDUCATION : BS St. John's University-1950, M.S. Stevens Institute of Technology-1952, M.Ch.E. Newark College of Engineering-1 956 AFFILIATION: Tidewater Associated Oil Company, 19525 5 , Esso Research and Engineering Company, 1956 to pr esent MEMBERSHIPS: American Chemical Society, Society of Plastics Engineers ACS ACTIVITIES : Steering Committee North Jersey Section I&EC Group, Membership Chairman I&EC Division, Secretary I&EC Division PRESENT POSITION : Assistant Director of Enjay Laboratories, Linden, New Jersey
TRUMAN S. STORVICK EDUCATION: BS Iowa State College-1952, PhD Purdue University, Chemical Engineering-1 959 AFFII.IATION : University of Missouri, 1959 to present MEMBERSHIPS: American Institute of Chemical Engineers, Alpha Chi Sigma, Pi Lambda Upsala, American Physical Society, American Society of Electrical Engineers, Sigma Xi ACS ACTIVITIES : Secretary, University of Missouri Section, Membership Chairman, Div. of I&EC. PRESENT POSITION : Staff of Chemical Engineering Department, University of Missouri, Columbia, Missouri
CANDIDATES FOR TREASURER VERNON A. FAUVER EDUCATION: BS in Chemical Engineering, 1952, Purdue University, MS in Chemical Engineering, 1953, Purdue University AREAS OF INTEREST: Bench Scale and Pilot Plant Development ACS ACTIVITIES: Chairman of Selected Papers, Div. of I&EC, Symposium Chairman, Div. of I&EC PRESENT POSITION : Research Engineer, Edgar C. Britton Research Laboratory, The Dow Chemical Company Midland, Michigan
,JOSEPH M. MARCHELLO EDUCATION: BS in Chemical Engineering, University of Illinois, 1955, PhD in Chemical Engineering, Carnegie Institute of Technology, 1959 ACS ACTIVITIES: Member, National Capitol Section, Program Chairman, 30th Annual Chemical Engineering Symposium, Div. of I&EC, Member, Chemical Engineering Symposium Committee, Div. of I&EC PRESENT POSITION : Staff of Chemical Engineering Department, University of Maryland, College Park, Maryland
CANDIDATES FOR PROGRAM SECRETARY JOHN R. FERRON* EDUCATION: BS 1948, MS 1950 in Chemical Engineering-University of Minnesota PhD in Chemical Engineering, 1958, University of Wisconsin AFFILIATIONS: E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Co., Inr., 1950-54, University of Delaware, 1958 to present ACS ACTIVITIES: Member of Wilmington Section; Officer in Mass Transfer & Kinetics Group of Wilmington Section; Member, Chemical Engineering Symposium Committee, Div. of I&EC; Program Secretary, Div. of I & E C PRESENT POSITION: Staff of Chemical Engineering Department, University of Delaware, Newark, Delaware
NORBERT PLATZER : PhD in Chemistry-1 936-University of Vienna, ChE Degree, 1937-Imperial College, London, England AFFILIATIONS : Wacker Chemie Company, Munich, Germany, 1937-48, Monsanto Chemical, Ltd., 194849; Monsanto Chemical Corp., Plastics Division 1949 to present ACS ACTIVITIES: Chairman, Connecticut Valley Section, Chairman, National Meetings Program Committee, Div. of I&EC PRESENT POSITION : Specialist, Development Engineering, Monsanto Plastics Division, Springfield, Massachusetts EDUCATION
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D I V I S I 0 N 0 F I N D U S T R I A L A N D EN G I N E E R I N GPC H E M I S T R Y
CHAlRMAN
A. R. RESCORLA
Cities Service Oil Co. P. 0. Box 300 'Tulsa, Okla.
CHAIRMAN-ELECT ARTHUR ROSE Applied Science Lab., Inc. P. 0. Box 140 State College, Pa.
SECRETARY I. B. RILEY Enjay Laboratories P. 0. Bos 35 Linden, N. J.
PROGRAM SECRETARY J. R. FERRON Dept. of Chemical Engr. University of Delaware Newark, Del.
TRM:URER LEO FRIEND The M. W.Keflogg Go. 711 'Third Avenue ' h Y. New York 17, .
CANDIDATES FOR COUNCILOR CARROLL A. HOCHWALT, JR. EDUCATION : BS, Chemical Engineering, Princeton University, 1944, PhD, Organic Chemistry, Ohio State University, 1949 AFFILIATIONS: Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory, 194446, E. I. du Pont de Nemours & Co., Inc., 1949-58, International Nickel Company, 1958 to present MEMBERSHIPS: American Association for the Advancement of Science, Commercial Chemical Development Association, Chemical Market Research Association, Society of the Chemical Industry, La Societe de Chimie Industrielle, Pi Lambda Upsala ACS ACTIVITIES: Member, National Meetings Program Committee, Div. of I&EC PRESENT POSITION: Administrative Assistant to the Manager of Research Laboratory, International Nickel Company, New York City
JOSEPH STEWART* EDUCATION: BS, Long Island University, 1938, MS, Purdue University, 1939 AFFILIATIONS : National Gypsum Company, 1939-42, U. S. Army, Chemical Corps, 1942-45, Esso Research and Engineering Company, 1945 to present MEMBERSHIPS: American Institute of Chemicai Engineers, American Association for the Advancement of Science, Research & Educational Society of America, Chemists Club, New Jersey Academy of Sciences, Geochemical Society, Alpha Chi Sigma A C S ACTIVITIES: Chairman, Industrial & Engineering Group, North Jersey Section, Member, Executive Committee, North Jersey Section, Chairman, Div. of I&EC, Secretary, Div. of I&EC, Councilor, Div. of I&EC, Member, Professional Relations & Status Committee, Chairman, Divisional Officers Group PRESENT POSITION: Asst. Director of Chemical Research, Esso Research and Engineering Company, I h d e n , New Jersey
* Incumbents DIVISION TOUR AND SOCIAL EVENT
A n Evening with Nuclear Scientists has been arranged at Argonne National Laboratory for Tuesday, Sept. 1. This event, which includes a tour, social hour, and dinner, is open to all ACS members and their guests. Minimum age limit is 18 years. Argonne National Laboratory, some 26 miles from the Chicago Loop, is operated by the University of Chicago for the AEC. With some 4800 employees, of which about 1300 are permanent staff scientists and engineers, and with 100 buildings and special facilities valued at more than $250 million, this laboratory is devoted to research and development in the nuclear sciences. The tour will feature the newly completed Zero Gradient Synchrotron, one of the world's largest and most modern accelerators for subatomic particles and will include the CP-5 Nuclear Research Reactor. Price of tickets includes a steak (or roast beef) dinner and transportation. Buses will leave the loop at 4: 30 P.M., returning about 10 P.M. in time to attend the ACS Mixer. Price $5.25. Limit 160. A REMINDER ABOUT T H E CHICAGO MEETING PROGRAM
May we bring to your attention once again the symposia the Division has arranged. Please note that the symposia on Adhesives and Bench Scale, listed last month, have had to be postponed. Subject Nebv Synthetic Detergent Processes Organic Peroxides *Research Laboratory Operation Selected Papers (Slurries, Foam Drainage, Molecular Sieve Rates, etc.) **Putting Chemistry Back into the Training of Chemists and Engineers Division Social Hour Standards in Chemical Industry and Research dudience Participation and Panel Discussion. General Discussion Session follomed by Social Hour.
Time Monday, All Day, Aug. 31 Tuesday, All Day, Sept. 1 Wednesday, A.M., Sept. 2 Wednesday, All Day, Sept. 2 Wednesday, 3 P.M., Sept. 2 Wednesday 5 to 7 P.M., Scpt. 2 Thursday, All Day, Sept. 3
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DIVISIONAL M EET I N GS
National Program Committee Meeting-Tuesday, Sept. 1, 1 : 30 P.M. Executive Committee Meeting--Wednesday, Sept. 2, 8 :30 A.M. Annual Business Meeting-Wednesday, Sept. 2, at noon.
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