Apply for a 2010 Student Leadership Award

Want to improve your management and leadership skills? Apply for a 2010 Student Leadership award! This award covers travel, accommodation and registration expenses for the 2010 ACS Leadership Institute held January 22-24, 2010 in Fort Worth, TX at the Omni Hotel.

This is an excellent opportunity to witness first hand the qualities successful leaders possess. Network with local section and division leaders, national committee chairs, and younger chemists and learn from how to plan events, raise funds and effectively communicate.

Because participation is limited, we will be extending awards to only 15 ACS student members.

In order to be considered for an award you must:

  • have completed one or more years towards an undergraduate degree in the chemical sciences*,
  • be a paid ACS student member residing in the US or Puerto Rico, and
  • currently hold or have held an office in an active** ACS student chapter.

To apply please send a:

  • cover letter (no more than 2 pages), describing your past and present leadership roles and the skills you have displayed in those roles, along with the leadership skills you would like to develop and how you would use them to strengthen your ACS student chapter,
  • completed application form,
  • resume (please specify your leadership experiences), and
  • letter of reference from a faculty member or employer familiar with your leadership activities and potential.

Electronic applications are preferred. Please send application packets to:
undergrad@acs.org
(include “2010 Student Leadership Award” in the subject line)
or:
American Chemical Society
Attn: Nancy Bakowski
1155 Sixteenth Street, NW
Washington D.C. 20036
FAX: 202-833-7732

Deadline for Application: November 9, 2009

* Preference will be given to sophomores and juniors

**Chapters are considered active if they have six paid ACS student members and have submitted an annual chapter report to the Undergraduate Programs Office in the previous three years.

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