CHEMISTS, BIOCHEMISTS, MEDICINAL CHEMISTS, TOXICOLOGISTS, RESEARCH DIRECTORS, TEACHERS...
The 1976 Toxic Substances Act makes this one of the most important ACS Intensive Short Courses ever offered!
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TUESDAY-THURSDAY APRIL 19-21,1977 WASHINGTON, D.C.
With the passage of recent legislation, particularly the Toxic Substances Act, studies of the toxicological effects of chemicals have become more important than ever. Because toxicology is of such vital concern to industrial and academic researchers in chemistry, pharmacology, medicine, ag riculture and other fields, The American Chemical Society has assembled sixteen of the nation's foremost experts in one place at one time to offer one of the most comprehensive surveys of the subject ever presented. In this time of increasing pollution and rapid development of new and potentially dangerous compounds, we believe this course is of unmatched importance to all those whose work is even remotely involved with toxicology. SITE The course will be held at Stouffer's National Center Hotel, 2399 Jefferson Davis Highway in Arlington, Virginia (close to the Washington, D.C, National Airport).
Because of the unique character and unusual importance of this subject, we expect the course to fill up early. We suggest therefore, that you register as soon as possible. If your plans change, cancella tions will be accepted through April 12th. To register, or to receive a descriptive brochure on this course send the coupon below, write, or CALL COLLECT (202) 872-4508.
American Chemical Society 1155 Sixteenth Street, N.W., Washington, D.C. 20036 Please résister me in the ACS Short Course "Toxicology for Chemists." G ACS Member: $325.00 D Non-member: $375.00 (Note: Special discounts are available for students, retired and unemployed members. Write for details.) D Please send additional information. D I am not interested in attending the above course, but please add my name to your mailing list to receive announcements of future sessions. I • am • am not an ACS member.
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Quantitation Dr. Frederic Sperling (course co-director), Howard University Epidemiology Dr. Vaun A. Newill, Exxon Corporation Acute and Long-Term Toxicity Dr. Carrol S. Weil, Carnegie-Mellon Institute of Research Toxicology of Skin and Eye Dr. John Ε Griffith, The Proctor and Gamble Company
Teratology and Reproduction Dr. James E. Gibson, Chemical Industries Institute of Toxicol ogy Carcinogenesis Dr. Elizabeth Weisburger, National Cancer Institute Mutagenesis Dr. David J. Brusick, Bionetics Forensic Toxicology Dr. Leo Goldbaum, Armed Forces Institute of Pathology Industrial Hygiene and Occupational Toxicology Emil E. Christofano, Hercules, Inc. Behavioral Toxicology Dr. Bernard Weiss, University of Rochester Regulatory Aspects — Food and Drug Administration (FDA) Richard Ronk, Bureau of Foods, FDA Regulatory Aspects — Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Glenn E. Schweitzer, Office of Toxic Substances, EPA Regulatory Aspects—Consumer Product Safety Commis sion (CPSC) Dr. Joseph McLaughlin, Division of Biological Sciences, CPSC
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General Principles of Toxicology Dr. Joseph Borzelleca (course co-director), Medical College of Virginia
Inhalation Toxicology Dr. Harold N. MacFarland, Gulf Scientific and Technical Com pany
FEE ACS Members: $325.00; Non-members: $375.00
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Note here the important subjects covered and the impressive roster of speakers:
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Regulatory Aspects—National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health (NIOSH) Dr. J. H. Wills, NIOSH
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Feb. 14, 1977 C&EN 95
