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Science Sunday Funday bliss at the Sandwich Public Library

Personal branding maintenance, some assembly required

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SYMPOSIUM:  The Art of Tooting Your Own Horn and  Getting Paid for It Accepted for presentation at the American Chemical Society's Spring 2020 national meeting, Philadelphia, PA, March 22-26, 2020. ABSTRACT SYMPOSIUM PROGRAM AREA NAME:  WOMEN CHEMISTS COMMITTEE PROGRAM TRACK TITLE: PERSONAL BRANDING MAINTENANCE, SOME ASSEMBLY REQUIRED AUTHORS (FIRST NAME, LAST NAME):  Jennifer L. Maclachlan 1 INSTITUTIONS (ALL):  1. PID Analyzers, LLC, Sandwich, MA, United States. ABSTRACT BODY: Abstract:  This presentation will illustrate how to create your personal brand and how to amplify your personal brand using Linked-In, Facebook (personal, Pages and Groups), Twitter, Instagram, Blogs, SnapChat, VSCO, and TikTok. Attendees will learn how to leverage and fuse social media networking and in-person networking skills for career advancement. There will be an emphasis on personal brand consistency throughout the digital landscape as well as how to manage your personal brand when y

CAPE COD CELEBRATES THE INTERNATIONAL YEAR OF THE PERIODIC TABLE AT SCIENCE SUNDAY FUNDAY

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The Cape Cod Science Cafe and the Sandwich Public Library present Science Sunday Funday in celebration of The International Year of the Periodic Table on Sunday, December 15, 2019, from 1pm-3pm. This is a FREE event for everyone. Students in grades K-8 will enjoy and learn about the importance of the Periodic Table through hands-on activities while older students and adults will learn from the lecture by the American Chemical Society's Dr. Jens Breffke Photo by Brian D'Amico International Activities Committee Chair, Dr. Jens Breffke , as he discusses the history of the Periodic Table, the interdisciplinary use of the Periodic Table of the Elements in the sciences and how scientists around the world have celebrated this 150-year-old discovery by Dmitry Mendeleev during 2019, the International Year of the Periodic Table.  There will be two seatings for the lecture portion of the event: 1pm and 2pm . You must RSVP using the Eventbrite to reserve a spot for either of th