In order to focus on our mission, we maintain constant communication with our members. This is a "student club" run by students for students. If students did not participate in meetings or events in order to generate ideas and make sure they're implemented, there would not be a club. Many students have gathered their ideas, time, and efforts together to create a club that offers many benefits the community and students of all ages.

The results of this collaborative effort can be seen throughout this website - the "behind the scene documents" that allow this club to truly function can be viewed on this page.

UPCOMING EVENTS:

• UPCOMING DEMONSTRATIONS : The theme will be "Chemistry and the Environment". Please see the demonstration web page for more details!
  • Boys and Girls club - THURS. APRIL 20th. Meet in NC 3211 at 5:30pm.
  • Roy McGlone Elementary. FRI. APRIL 21st. Meet in NC 3211 at 9:30am.
  • Roy McGlone Elementary. FRI. APRIL 28th. Meet in NC 3211 at 9:30am.
• VOLUNTEERS FOR OUTDOOR COLORADO: SATURDAY, APRIL 22. Meet in NC Deli at 6:45am. MUST RSVP!!!!!!!!
  • We will be celebrating Earth Day by planting shrubs, trees, and wetlands plants in the St. Vrain Habitat Buffer in Longmont.
• ANNUAL AHEC SPRING FLING: Wednesday, April 26th and Thursday, April 27th. 10:30am-3:30pm.
  • We will have a table AT THE FLAGPOLE with informtaion on our club activities, Green Chemistry, Earth Day, the American Chemical Society, and the Resources for Interactive Education Program (RISE). We will be collaborating with the Clean Air Program as well!!
• CHEMISTRY DEPARTMENT AWARDS CEREMONY: FRIDAY, MAY 12 AT 11AM - 1PM. Dress formal.
• END OF THE YEAR PARTY!!!!!!!!!!!! FRIDAY MAY 12 AT 3PM. MORE DETAILS WILL FOLLOW!!!!

Below you can view our progress and projects of past years as well as future plans:

• Bylaws
• A combination of rules from the Student Life of UCD as well as Student Affilliates of ACS. These rules allow us to maintain constant order and helps us stay in check.
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• Membership Form
  • One of our main goals is to increase safety awareness. Because we do multiple demonstrations, we like to ensure the safety of our members by filling out emergency contacts. This form also helps in maintaining the integrity of our members as they can include this organization truthfully in their resumes.
  • In order to officially be a member of the chemistry club, a membership form MUST be filled out.
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• Annual Report
• This allows our members and others to keep track of the events that we have done for past years. This is another way that we maintain recognition through the American Chemical Society as a student organization.
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• Calendar
  • To keep our members and others informed, we have our calendar of events as well as the participants that have committed to the various events.

• Meeting Minutes
• We execute meetings at least once a month. This allows us to intiate our projects as well as come up with new ideas. It is beneficial in that it aids us in maintaining our projects and events on campus and in our community.
• Spring Semester, 2006 Meetings will be held one Thursday each month at 6:30pm in the North Classroom Deli. See You There!
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  • August 19, 2005
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  • September 9, 2005
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  • October 7, 2005
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  • November 4, 2005
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  • December 2, 2005
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  • January 19, 2005 (upcoming)
• Meeting Minutes From 2004-2005 Academic Year
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    • April 29, 2005
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    • April 1, 2005
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    • February 4, 2005
  • • Janurary 14, 2005
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    • November 19, 2004
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    • October 15, 2004
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    • September 24, 2004
• Grants
• In order to fund our many projects, in particular the RISE program, demonstrations, National Chemistry Week, Earth Day, and ACS conference, we must raise money. Bake sales just won't cut it anymore.....we have submitted several grants this past year in order to obtain funds:
  • ACS Community Interaction Student Affiliate Grant (CISA) 2005-2006
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  • Anschutz Foundation 2006
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  • Brochure - This brochure was designed for distribution to large science companies in hopes of obtaining donations of materials, chemicals, or funds. During the 2005 Fall semester, the brochures were sent (along with a letter) to 15 companies; We are still awaiting news about wether we will receive a donation.
  • General Grant
• Demonstration Manual
• The demonstration manual is a book containing all of the experiments we do for both the RISE program and Demonstrations. It containts the materials, procedure, safety precautions, disposal, and scientific explaination of the experiment. This book is kept in our lab (NC 3011) so that experiments can be looked up any time.

CHEMISTRY CLUB OFFICERS

President - Zinat (Zee) Ismael

Vice President - Zoe Loomis

Secretary - Neha Sharma

Treasurer - Veronia Guirguis

Director of Green Chemistry - Derek Dalton

Advertizing Coordinator - Ghizal Naitaqi

Fundraising Coordinator - Divya Kayshyap

Materials Coordinator - Veronia Guirguis

Director of RISE - Cassandra Vogel

Director of Demonstraions -

Web Masters - Cassandra Vogel

For a description of the duties involved with each position, please view the "Members' Information" page.