Opening reception, poster session and recruitment fair

NERM June 2 - 5, 2010 POTSDAM
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The opening reception, poster session and recruitment fair will begin at 6:00pm on Wednesday, June 2nd. This event will mark the start of NERM 2010, and it will comprise the following:

• 6:00pm, Kellas 106: Opening address by Dr. Catherine T. Hunt, Dow Chemical Company and 2007 ACS president.
• 7:15pm-9:30pm, Barrington MPR: Reception with hors d'oevres, free drink and cash bar. Background music will be performed live by faculty from the Crane School of Music.
• 7:30pm-9:30pm, Barrington MPR and Fireside Lounge: Poster session and recruitment fair. This will include the undergraduate and graduate student poster session, and also present will be recruiters from graduate schools and (hopefully) industry.

Poster session and recruitment fair

Poster session

This will be a large session including posters by faculty and industrial chemists, as well as posters by undergraduate and graduate students; it is intended that all posters will be presented at this event. Besides the student posters and poster presentations representing the special symposium topics, the following general topics will be covered:

• Analytical chemistry, organized by Prof. Ewa Pater, SUNY Plattsburgh.
• Environmental chemistry, organized by Prof. Ning Gao, St. Lawrence University.
• Inorganic chemistry, organized by Prof. Matthew Maye, Syracuse University.
• Organic chemistry, organized by Prof. Steven T. Diver, SUNY Buffalo, and Prof. Fehmi Damkaci, SUNY Oswego.
• Physical chemistry, organized by Prof. Nikolay Dimitrov, SUNY Binghamton.
• General posters covering other topics, organized by Prof. Clifford Rossiter and Prof. Anthony Molinero, SUNY Potsdam.

We recommend a that posters be no larger than 52" x 41", though larger posters can be accommodated.

Recruitment

Graduate schools and others looking to recruit students or chemists may wish to attend this event. Those recruiting for graduate schools may choose from several options, including a table ($100 in the same room, or $50 nearby in the Fireside Lounge).

Students looking for graduate schools and those looking for work may wish to attend, with or without a poster presentation. There will be ample opportunity to browse recruiter tables and identify suitable opportunities.

Under a new scheme piloted at NERM, poster presenters can display a colored dot to indicate their status to recruiters:

• A red dot indicates an undergraduate student looking for a graduate school
• An orange dot indicates that the presenter is a BS chemist seeking employment, or an undergraduate seeking employment after graduation
• A blue dot indicates a graduate student or MS chemist looking for an industrial position
• A green dot indicates a graduate student looking for a postdoctoral position
• A purple dot indicates that the presenter is a PhD chemist (or PhD - ABD chemist) seeking employment