2019 Division Election Results
The Organic Division congratulates the winners of the 2019 election for the new officers for 2019. They are listed below. We thank all the ... [Read More]
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Call for Nominations for the 2020 SURF Fellowships
Applications for the 2020 Summer Undergraduate Research Fellowships (SURF) ($5,000) are now being accepted. The Division of Organic ... [Read More]
Academic Young Investigator’s Symposium 2020 – Call for Nominations
We are seeking nominations of organic Assistant Professors for the Academic Young Investigator’s Symposium to be held in the Division ... [Read More]
Call for Nominations for the 2020 TAOC Award
The Technical Achievement in Organic Chemistry (TAOC) awards recognize outstanding contributions to the field of organic chemistry from ... [Read More]
David Williams and David Sarlah’s 2019 NOS Lectures are Available On-Line
We thank all of those who attended and contributed to the 2019 National Organic Chemistry Symposium (NOS) at Indiana University, ... [Read More]
2019 Division Elections-End on 11/15
The ACS Division of Organic Chemistry is conducting our annual elections electronically. The election concludes on November 15, 2019. ... [Read More]
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