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Careers in Chemistry [Information on careers in science can also be obtained from Science's Next Wave, a Web site maintained by the American Association for the Advancement of Science.] Specific information concerning careers for chemistry majors is provided below. Also included are lists of articles on careers that have appeared in various publications of the American Chemical Society. The texts of the articles can be accessed from this listing and are reproduced with the permission of ACS. I. Introduction to Careers [Assistance in all matters concerning careers may be obtained at The Career Center on Duke Campus. Majors considering health professions as a career should utilize the services of the Health Professions Advising Center , 303 Union West. ] The information given below focuses on careers in-or-related-to the field of chemistry. Article of Interest from the American Chemical Society Take Charge of Your Career"- Includes four principles regarding careers and suggestions of things that an undergraduate can do to prepare for a career in chemistry. Where do you go next?

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CERTIFICATION FOR CHEMISTS a mark of professionalism A Program of the National Registry of Certified Chemists CHEMICAL HYGIENE OFFICERS Effective January 1, 2004 Background The National Registry in Clinical Chemistry was organized in 1967 to certify clinical chemists and clinical chemistry technologists who meet the standards for certification. There are educational, experience, and examination standards for certification by NRCC. Applicants voluntarily present their educational and experience credentials to the Registry as part of an application to sit for examination. After applications are approved, candidates sit for examination. Candidates who pass the examination are then certified. Certification is renewed in one- and three-year increments after a review of continuing experience, education , and training. NRCC started a certification program for toxicological chemists in 1987. A Task Force on Safety Certification met in Washington, D.C. in 1994 and proposed the creation of a certification program for persons with responsibilities of Chemical Hygiene Officers as outlined in the Occupational Safety and Health Administration Laboratory Standard. In 1996 a national panel of chemists developed guidelines for an examination based certification program and NRCC assumed the responsibility of developing, implementing, and administering a certification program for Chemical Hygiene Officers. NRCC certification of Chemical Hygiene Officers began in 1997. A Task Force on Environmental Certification met in Washington, D.C. in 1994 and recommended establishing a certification program for Environmental Analytical Chemists. The Task Force saw a need for a certification program to identify chemists and technicians prepared to handle specific environmental problems. The Task Force believed a certification program for Environmental Analytical Chemists and Environmental Analytical Technicians would provide a critical service for the chemical industry while primarily helping to protect the environment in the public interest. . In 1997 a national panel of chemists developed guidelines for an examination based certification program and NRCC assumed the responsibility of developing, implementing, and administering a certification program for Environmental Analytical Chemists and Environmental Analytical Technicians. NRCC certification of Environmental Analytical Chemists and Environmental Analytical Technicians began 1998.

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Council on Undergraduate Research 734 15th St. N.W. Suite 550 Washington D.C. 20005 Fax: 202.783.4811 Chair Samuel Abrash Department of Chemistry University of Richmond Richmond, VA 23173 804-297-1897 (fax) sabrash@richmond.edu Chemistry's Undergraduate Research Travel Award 2004 Winners The Chemistry Division of the Council on Undergraduate Research is pleased to announce its 2004 recipients of the CUR Chemistry Undergraduate Student Travel Award... Chemistry Councilors (click on this to go to each Councilor's bio as it appeared on the ballot) term expires 2004 term expires 2005 term expires 2006 Christopher Rohlman Albion College Barbara Lawrence Eastern Illinois University Merle Schuh Davidson College James Swartz Grinnell College Bridget Gourley DePauw University Samuel Abrash University of Richmond Jodi Wesemann American Chemical Society Carlysle Salter Moravian College Silvia Ronco Research Corporation Judith Halstead Skidmore College Diane Husic East Stroudsburg University Tim Elgren Hamilton College Michael Castellani Marshall University Julio De Paula Haverford College Maria Bohorquez Drake University Mitch Malachowski University of San Diego Kerry Karukstis Harvey Mudd College Alice Deckert Allegheny College Roger Rowlett Colgate University Melvin Druelinger University of Southern Colorado

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SEARCH: Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry, the official journal of the Society of Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry (SETAC), is dedicated to furthering scientific knowledge and disseminating information on environmental toxicology and chemistry, including the application of these sciences to risk assessment. The journal is divided into three sections, each with its own editors: Environmental Chemistry Environmental Toxicology, and Hazard / Risk Assessment. Interdisciplinary in scope, the journal includes integrative studies involving components of classical toxicology, physiology, biology, microbiology, organic, environmental and analytical chemistry, anatomy, genetics, ecology, soil, water, atmospheric sciences, and economics. There is no agency discount and advertising is available. Contact the SETAC Office for information. The complete volumes of Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry are online since 1995. Follow the links below for more information. Current Issue Archives Editors Instructions for Contributors 2004 Institutional Subscription Prices US Can/Mex ROW Print Online Online Issue: License Agreement required CD-ROM: Volumes 15-21available from publisher.

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