National Meetings
National ACS Meetings
ACS Fall 2025 National Meeting
The 2025 ACS Fall Meeting will be occurring on August 17–21, 2025 in the nations capital, Washington, DC. Get ready to learn about Innovations in Chemistry and network and advance your career! Our very own Tampa Bay ACS local section Executive Committee members Marie and Kim will be attending as Councilors. The deadline to submit an Abstract is Monday March 31, 2025: https://www.acs.org/events/fal...
For more information and registration please visit: https://www.acs.org/events/fal...
For more information and registration please visit: https://www.acs.org/events/fal...
ACS Spring 2025 National Meeting
The ACS Spring 2025 Meeting took place March 23-27, 2024 in San Diego, California. Get ready to learn, network with industry and academia with their theme Pushing Boundaries. Solving global challenges. This meeting was held in a hybrid format for the ease of its attendees; the global virtual symposium will be available for those not able to join in person. Our very own ACS Tampa Bay Executive Committee members, Marie Bourgeois and Kimberly Bliss-Roche, were in attendance as Councilors. Students, if you would like to be highlighted in the next newsletter after presenting your research, let us know! Hope to see you there!
ACS National Meeting Spring 2024
The upcoming Spring 2024 ACS National Meeting will take place in New Orleans, Louisiana from March 17 to 24, 2024. This meeting will also be in a hybrid (both virtual and in-person) format to accommodate all that would like to attend! Our very own Tampa Bay ACS board members Tony Pham, Marie Bourgeois, and Kimberly Fields will be in attendance. Further, Tony Pham's abstract was accepted and will be speaking at this meeting! Will you be joining them? https://www.acs.org/meetings/a...
ACS National Meeting Fall 2023
This year the Fall ACS conference took place in San Francisco, California this past month in August. The theme was "Harnessing the Power of Data." Our very own Tampa Bay ACS executive committee members Marie Bourgeois attended the conference in person and Tony Pham presented at the conference virtually.
Additionally, we would like to highlight two students from the University of South Florida that presented at this years conference. Pierce Asiatico (shown on left) and Louis Herrera (shown on right) did an amazing job; we are proud of all your accomplishments, congratulations!
Additionally, we would like to highlight two students from the University of South Florida that presented at this years conference. Pierce Asiatico (shown on left) and Louis Herrera (shown on right) did an amazing job; we are proud of all your accomplishments, congratulations!
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ACS National Meetings 2018 Search for Vignettes
The Orlando Section is busily preparing for the upcoming National Meeting. They would like to highlight Florida chemistry by sharing vignettes of local professionals, companies and research.
See below for instructions on how to participate in this free promotional opportunity for you and your research.
send a short narrative that will be used for vignettes about the exciting work you do and to show conference attendees the outcomes chemistry delivers.
a) Professionals:
b) Local companies:
c) Retirees with a career in the area:
d) Leaders and researchers attending the meeting:
e) Local host booth: Let us know if you are interested in staffing the local host booth to answer questions on where to eat or shop in the area, or to find specific landmarks.
Deadlines: Respond in the survey link here promoting your work & volunteers ACS Conference 2019 Orlando to let us know by November 17 if you can help us with a vignette or would like discuss your work at our booth during the national meeting. We would appreciate receiving the information for a vignette by December 1.
Thank you for making Florida a great place to do chemistry.
See below for instructions on how to participate in this free promotional opportunity for you and your research.
send a short narrative that will be used for vignettes about the exciting work you do and to show conference attendees the outcomes chemistry delivers.
a) Professionals:
- Provide your name with a job title, and specialty as applicable. You can identify your alma mater.
- Obtain permission to name your employer to identify them and optimally allow us to hang your company logo. We can use your vignette even if your employer wishes not to be identified.
- Tell us what makes you excited about going to work and working in FloridA
- Provide an example of the type of problems you are working to resolve or the type of solutions you deliver.
b) Local companies:
- Tell us who you are and what you do.
- Tells us about your product that chemists in your service make possible. What do chemists do for you?
- What problem you would like chemists to resolve to make your life, business, profitability better?
- Why are you established in the region?
c) Retirees with a career in the area:
- Same input as for professionals above with emphasis on why chemists should consider practicing in our state.
d) Leaders and researchers attending the meeting:
- Let us know if you are interested to be at the exposition hall booth to meet colleagues and students interested in your work. The Orlando Section will post a “Meet and Greet” schedule listing the day and time when you would be at the booth to discuss your work and answer questions. We will require a little lead time on your schedule to enable us to post a schedule at the booth.
e) Local host booth: Let us know if you are interested in staffing the local host booth to answer questions on where to eat or shop in the area, or to find specific landmarks.
Deadlines: Respond in the survey link here promoting your work & volunteers ACS Conference 2019 Orlando to let us know by November 17 if you can help us with a vignette or would like discuss your work at our booth during the national meeting. We would appreciate receiving the information for a vignette by December 1.
Thank you for making Florida a great place to do chemistry.
ACS National Meeting - New Orleans, LA
Many members of the local section attended that National Meeting in New Orleans, LA in March. Below are several photos of our student members at the national meeting. We hope everyone had a great time!
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Eckerd Students Brooke Trimmer, Erich Eggers, Maggie Cooper and Dallas Dukes, and Sean Bradley were awarded travel awards to the New Orleans National ACS meeting by the Tampa Bay ACS
Members of the University of Tampa student group standing in front of their poster at the Sci-Mix
ACS Students in San Francisco
In the Spring of 2017, ACS students from The University of Tampa traveled to San Francisco with some support from our local section travel grant.
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