We congratulate the eight 2011-12 Division of Organic Chemistry Fellows and thank the generous sponsors who are: Nicholas Calandra, Yale University (Sponsor: Boehringer Ingelheim) Daniel Tzvi Cohen, Northwestern University (Sponsor: Organic Syntheses/Organic Reactions) Kaid Harper, University of Utah (Sponsor: Organic Syntheses-Nelson Leonard Fellowship) Julia Kalow, Princeton University (Sponsor: Pfizer) Justin Malinowski, University of North Carolina, …

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he 43rd Western Regional Meeting of the American Chemical Society in Pasadena, CA will be held Thu Nov 10 – Sat Nov 12, 2011. While this meeting may be shorter than most, we have arranged an incredible diversity of symposia and plenary sessions presented by luminaries in chemistry, for Thursday and Friday, plus a special …

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Logins to the Organic Division website and some services to/from the ACS website(s) will likely be affected on Saturday July 23. The maintenance period is expected to last 16 hours starting at 6 AM. The public areas of the Organic Division website will not be affected by the outage. If you experience issues with login, …

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The Final Program for the Organic Division’s 2nd Annual Graduate Research Symposium was updated on 6/29/2011. It is available from the GRS Page. This symposium is for 50-75 graduate students in organic chemistry to interact with leaders from academia, industry, various funding agencies, and publishers at a single venue will take place on July 14-17, …

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The Secretary of the Organic Division occasionally sends email messages to the membership to announce certain events and important due dates. To stay informed of important division activities, members are encouraged to frequently check the division website, subscribe to the RSS feed (See the RSS Feed Information page for more details), and utilize to the …

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Members can now access the abstract separates for the 241st ACS National Meeting to be held in Anaheim (Spring 2011). To access the file, you must be a Division Member. You can download the file (9 MB) from the Organic Division’s Meeting Abstract Page. Use your ACS ID to access the page. If you do …

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