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A. = Activities

Please describe and rank up to ten = of your=20 section's activities during 2006. Provide (a) the title of = the=20 activity, (b) a one paragraph description of the activity, = and (c)=20 an indication if this activity was new in 2006. If you wish = to=20 provide details beyond these paragraphs, please do so in = Appendix=20 1.

Activity #1

a)	Title:
b)	Description (Please=20 limit to one paragraph):	This year we were honored to start the new local YCC=20 section. The section utilized the start up grant to=20 host two events in the Fall. The first event was a=20 poster session for undergraduate research students at=20 UE and USI. An introduction by the national YCC=20 chair was part of the event as well as a $100 award=20 for the best poster. There were 40 people present=20 and 20 posters were presented, including several from=20 local industry. Food was provided at this event. The second event was a discussion panel on careers in=20 chemistry. A local group from GE Plastics with a=20 wide range of experience in chemical industry talked=20 about their careers to 15 college students. The=20 LSYCC is active and has many activities planned for=20 the 2007 school year. We are glad that the local ACS=20 section has now a formal group that can address the=20 interests and concerns of the age group under 35.=20 Many industry members in our region fit that=20 category.

c)

This activity = was new in=20 2006

Activity #2

a)	Title
b)	Description (Please=20 limit to one paragraph):	This year the local section focused on getting=20 different groups involved in its activities: First,=20 we made sure that speakers address interests of both=20 academic and industrial guests. Two of the meetings=20 were hosted with other local professional=20 organizations (Ohio Valley Analytical Chemists and=20 Society of Plastic Engineers). Folks who=20 participated=20 in these events returned to other LS events. During=20 NCW, we formally solicited participation from women=20 and minority groups in the region. We succeeded in=20 getting the GE plastics Women Network organize visits=20 to elementary schools in the rural areas. We also=20 had the Asian Pacific American Forum at GE Plastics=20 participate in the demonstrations for children at the=20 Evansville Museum. GE Volunteer group also made=20 visits to Evans Middle School which is known for the=20 low academic performance of its students. YCC is also=20 another example of how different age groups are=20 incorporated into the events of the local section. =20 In summary, the local section crossed successfully=20 the barrier in the gender, national origin, career=20 focus, age, and financial status of its members and=20 targeted guests.

c)

This activity = was new in=20 2006

Activity #3

a)	Title
b)	Description (Please=20 limit to one paragraph):	The local section applied to the national ACS to=20 consider GE Plastics site in Mt. Vernon, IN to be=20 designated as a historical landmark. This site has=20 been the manufacturer of Lexan Polycarbonate for the=20 last 47 years. Its products made it to the moon,=20 cell phones, and interior of airplanes. We are=20 awaiting to hear from the national ACS on the=20 application.=20 The local site was awarded a Science Cafe minigrant=20 late in the year. Joining with the LSYCC, this grant=20 is going to be used to host a public event at one of=20 the local bookstores in Evansville to address an=20 issue of public interest. The event is planned for=20 the first half of 2007. =

c)

This activity = was new in=20 2006

Activity #4

a)	Title:
b)	Description = (Please=20 limit to one paragraph):	Our Section hosted 6 speakers in 2006. The=20 topics included Green Plastics (30 attendees),=20 Symmetry in Art and Science (75 attendees), Chemistry=20 Enterprise in 2015 (50 attendees), Detection of=20 Biological Agents (40 attendees), Fluorescent=20 Biosensors (50 attendees), and Genomic Fostomycin=20 Resistant Proteins (30 attendees). Attendees were=20 representatives from student affiliates, chemistry=20 students, faculty, industrial chemists as well as=20 members of other local professional societies. The=20 dinner prior to these talks has been a great=20 opportunity for the participants to meet and greet=20 each other and learn about the advancements in their=20 particular areas of interest. Our section issues a=20 newsletter almost every month during the academic=20 year. The newsletter is distributed both by mail and=20 electronically. It includes items on what is=20 happening in the local section as well as links to=20 events on the national level. =

c)

This activity = was new in=20 2006

Activity #5

a)	Title
b)	Description = (Please=20 limit to one paragaph):	The local section continues to reach out to the=20 community during NCW. Much is accomplished with the=20 help of college students, university faculty, high=20 school teachers and industry volunteers. Our=20 greatest=20 outreach involves visitation to area 4th grade=20 classrooms where 2000 copies of Celebrating Chemistry=20 were distributed while visiting over 20 schools in=20 the region. Hands-on activities were based on the=20 theme, "Your Home - It's all built on chemistry." In=20 addition, hands-on activities were made available and=20 a demonstration was presented at the local museum.=20 This was done with the help of student affiliates,=20 faculty, chemists from GE Women Network, GE Asian=20 Pacific American Forum, and GE Volunteers. =20 Associated with NCW were the two events Mole Day, a=20 high school chembowl, and Girls Scouts night. See=20 below. Past president Bill Carrol was also part of=20 NCW activities this year, presenting three talks in=20 one day, one for the Chembowl participants, one for a=20 USI Colloquium, and one for a LS meeting. =

c)

This activity = was new in=20 2006

Activity #6

a)	Title:
b)	Description (Please=20 limit to one paragraph ):	For Earth Day Celebration, the LS holds A spring=20 Chemistry Bowl. Highschool teachers were requested=20 to=20 form a team made of 3 students in their first year of=20 chemistry. Each team was sponsored by their=20 chemistry=20 teacher, and nine teams from seven schools=20 participated this year. Plaques were given to the=20 first and second place teams. Teachers also brought=20 their classes to observe the competition, took tours=20 of the chemistry department labs at the University of=20 Southern Indiana and enjoyed a chemical demonstration=20 show. Roughly 100 students attended the event. The=20 Mole Day event, also considered an NCW event, invites=20 second-year HS chemistry students. Award plaques are=20 presented to the top HS team for each event and=20 certificates for the runner-up. This year, past=20 president Bill Carrol presented the Mole Day awards. =

c)

This activity = was new in=20 2006

Activity #7

a)	Title:
b)	Description: (Please=20 limit to one paragraph):	The local section continues to administrate the=20 local and national Chemistry Olympiad events. This=20 year three schools with 12 students participated in=20 the local section exam at USI and 3 students from two=20 schools took the national exam in the following month=20 at USI as well.

c)

This activity = was new in=20 2006

Activity #8

a)	Title:
b)	Description: (Please=20 limit to one paragraph):	For the past several years, joining with the Student=20 Affiliates at USI, the section has provided hands-on=20 experiments permitting area Boy Scouts (25=20 participated) to earn their merit badge in February. =20 This is a fundraising opportunity for the SA. =20 Portions of the funds are used for an annual=20 chemistry scholarship at USI. In October, Girl Scouts=20 (about 60) are invited for an overnight "lock-in"=20 event at USI. Numerous experiments, hands-on=20 activities, and a chemical demonstration are=20 available=20 for the scouts. This year a local policeman was on=20 site to provide ID and fingerprinting services. =

c)

This activity = was new in=20 2006

Activity #9

a)	Title:
b)	Description: (Please=20 limit to one paragraph):	Three events, one new, provided student recognition=20 and awards. Every spring two students from each of=20 the=20 area universities, USI, UE, KWC, and Brecia College,=20 were awarded the top student award for sophomore and=20 senior in each of the universities. The event took=20 place in a banquet at KWC where dinner was provided. In the Fall, during the new YCC poster session for=20 USI and UE, the student with the best poster was=20 recognized with a monetary award. Additionally, a=20 monetary award is provided to the top chemistry=20 poster in both the senior and junior division of the=20 Tri-state Regional science and Engineering Fair. =

c)

This activity = was new in=20 2006

Activity #10

a)	Title:
b)	Description: (Please=20 limit to one paragraph):	Members of the local section got together on this=20 cold day in December to celebrate the completion of a=20 fun and productive year of the local ACS. 25 people=20 enjoyed light snacks and listened to reports from the=20 2006 chair and chair elect. Following that, a fun=20 trivia was administrated to highlight events occurred=20 during the year in the LSACS. The end of the event=20 was a delightful tour of the historical Reitz Home=20 Museum. The house was nicely decorated for the=20 Christmas holiday.

c)

This activity = was new in=20 2006

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B. Summary - Overall = Section=20 Activities

Please = summarize in=20 1,000 words or less, the activities of the = section in=20 2006 which have not been already described. = Outstanding events=20 should be described in some detail and appropriate = attachments=20 included in Appendix 3. Programs described here may be = featured in publications produced by the ACS = Membership=20 Division and/or at the Local Section Leadership=20 Conferences.

The INKY section of the ACS continued this past=20
year to be an excellent platform for the area=20
chemists=20
to meet and share ideas, concerns, and suggestions.=20
With over 180 members, four colleges, and many=20
chemical industries in the area, the presence of the=20
chapter can be felt on both banks of the Ohio from
Owensborough, KY to Evansville, IN.
  Six speakers, and a total of seven section meetings=20
were held in 2006. The speakers covered different=20
areas of chemistry (from green chemistry to symmetry)
that received the attention of chemists and students.=20
This year was unique because two of the seminars were=20
co-hosted with other area professional groups (Ohio=20
Vally Analytical Forum and Society of Plastic=20
Engineers). The industrial and academic presence was=20
clear in several of the sessions.  Wonderful=20
newsletter and website were used to communicate the=20
local events and the national highlights.
  The end of the school year was a great opportunity=20
to honor the top sophomore and senior in each of the=20
four area colleges (USI, UE, Brecia, and KWC).
  The local section of YCC began its activities=20
this year with a joint poster session for USI and UE.=20
Later in the year, a discussion panel on careers in=20
chemistry was hosted by YCC at USI.=20
  NCW was a great success with involvements from=20
students, faculty, and industrial chemists. For the=20
first time, several of the diversity groups at GE=20
participated formally in the NCW events (Asian=20
Pacific American Forum and Women Network), along with=20
the GE volunteer group.  NCW events at under=20
underprivileged Evans Middle School and the=20
Evansville Museum were big hits. =20
  Girl Scouts science night at USI, Boy Scouts merit=20
Badge activities, Chemistry Olympiad, Mole Day, and=20
Earth Day were nice ways to engage K-12 grade=20
students in chemistry activities along with the=20
undergraduate students.=20
  End of the year celebration took the=20
local section to the Historical Reitz Home Museum. =20
It was nice to see the continued involvement from=20
academia and industry in the local events.=20
  The year also included the application for a=20
historical designation as a landmark for GE Plastics,=20
Mt. Vernon, Indiana as the home of Lexan=20
Polycarbonates. In addition, the local section was a=20
recipient of a Science Cafe mini grant to be used in=20
the next couple months to increase the general public=20
awareness to topics in chemistry.=20
  Members, student affiliates, councilor and=20
alternate councilor represented the local section at=20
the two national ACS meetings in 2006. =

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C. Local Section and = Chair=20 Goals

1.

2006 Goal=20 Attainment. The Local Section Activities Committee = strongly encourages local section planning. As a = result, the=20 2006 local section annual report should follow-up on = the=20 attainment of goals. Please list the goals you set at = the=20 beginning of your term for your section and yourself, = and=20 report on the attainment of the=20 goals.

		a)	Local = Section Goals=20 and Assessment:
			1) Increase interaction with other local=20 professional societies such as SPE. (Successful) 2) Pursue further the formation of local chapter=20 for the YCC (Successful)=20 3) Follow up on ACS historical designation of local=20 sites (Partially successful) 4) Find new ways for outreach programs (Successful=20 with Science Cafe grant)
		b)	2006 = Chair's Goals=20 and Assessment:
			1) Encourage interaction with other local science- oriented groups in the area (successful) 2) Increase ACS involvement of young professional=20 chemists (Successful) 3) Follow up on ACS historical designation of local=20 sites (successful application, but takes time to hear=20 from the national society on status) =

2.	2007 = Goals. (This=20 section should be completed by the 2006 local section = chair.)=20 Please list below at least three goals that you and = your local=20 section plan to accomplish during your term as local = section=20 chair.

		a)	2007 Local = Section Goals=20 (Include at least three goals):
			1. Plan one joint meeting with a regional scientific=20 or technical society. 2. Have the local YCC group coordinate one or two of=20 the local section meetings. 3. Remain involved in National Chemistry Week=20 Activities 4. Schedule one summer or fall social activity.
		b)	2007 Chair's = Goals:
			1. Update the committee structure of the IN-KY local=20 section. 2. Contact each member by email, phone or newsletter. 3. Increase coordination with other ACS groups, e.g.=20 YCC, Women Chemists.

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D.=20 Suggestions/Concerns

List any = suggestions you=20 have for the Local Section Activities Committee = (LSAC). How=20 can LSAC specifically help your section?

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