SCHB member benefits: Discover the resources the ACS Division of Small Chemical Businesses offers

SUBMISSION ROLE: 2016 Northeast Regional Meeting

CONTROL ID: 2586282

ABSTRACT SYMPOSIUM NAME: Small Chemical Businesses

AUTHORS (FIRST NAME, LAST NAME): Jennifer L. Maclachlan1

INSTITUTIONS (ALL): 1. PID Analyzers, LLC, Sandwich, MA, United States.

TITLE: SCHB member benefits: Discover the resources the ACS Division of Small Chemical Businesses offers

ABSTRACT BODY:  Abstract: The ACS Division of Small Chemical Businesses (SCHB) member benefits include: free membership for the first year, a deeply discounted booth exhibit space at ACS national meetings, a listing on our website business directory, discounted Society of Chemical Manufacturers and Affiliates (SOCMA) membership, outstanding programming at ACS national, regional, and (started in 2012) partnerships with local sections for programming, webinars, and other related events. At the heart of it all are amazing networking opportunities, including lunches, social events and ACS Division leadership opportunities for individuals who are self-employed, and/or employed by established as well as start-up chemical businesses. Presentation details: Friday afternoon at #NERM2016 Doubletree Hotel, Johnson Room 1:05pm-1:35pm October 7, 2016 Binghampton, NY Learn more about the conference and/or register here

Personal branding in the digital age to advance your career in the chemical sciences

SUBMISSION ROLE: 2016 Northeast Regional Meeting

CONTROL ID: 2591588

ABSTRACT SYMPOSIUM NAME: Younger Chemist Committee Workshop

AUTHORS (FIRST NAME, LAST NAME): Jennifer L. Maclachlan1

INSTITUTIONS (ALL): 1. PID Analyzers, LLC, Sandwich, MA, United States.

TITLE: Personal branding in the digital age to advance your career in the chemical sciences

ABSTRACT BODY: Abstract: Learning how to create a social strategy and develop a personal brand as an early career scientist can be advantageous for career advancement. This presentation will focus on the balance between personal and professional social media accounts, how to promote yourself as a scientist while maintaining your fan base and integrating social media and traditional networking to connect with a broader audience and ultimately, expand your network. Various social media platforms such as Linked-In, Facebook, Twitter, Snapchat, Instagram and blogs will be referenced. Presentation details:  Saturday morning October 8, 2016 Doubletree Hotel, Carlton Room Binghamtpon, NY 9:55am-10:25am Learn more about #NERM2016 or register to attend here

Leveraging Linked-In and other simple social media in your sector of the chemical enterprise

AUTHORS (FIRST NAME, LAST NAME): Jennifer L. Maclachlan1

INSTITUTIONS (ALL): 1. PID Analyzers, LLC, Sandwich, MA, United States.

TITLE: Leveraging linked-In and other simple social media in your sector of the chemical enterprise

ABSTRACT BODY:  Abstract: Learn how to maximize your Linked-In profile and integrate other popular social media such as Facebook for business and individual Facebook accounts, Twitter, websites and blogs to share your science. The communication tools illustrated by examples in this presentation can be used for small chemical businesses, to promote research both published and unpublished, for use by members of ACS Divisions and/or ACS Local Sections and/or other scientific organizations and other community-based events. Details: Friday October 7, 2016 American Chemical Society Northeast Regional Meeting #NERM16 Binghampton, NY 3:50pm-4:20pm Doubletree Hotel, Johnson Room Register to attend this presentation and access the full meeting

Using branding and social media for effective science communication by Jennifer L. Maclachlan, Chair ACS Committee on Public Relations and Communications

Access the full article here: http://cenm.ag/sciencecom

Using branding and social media for effective science communication by Jennifer L. Maclachlan, Chair ACS Committee on Public Relations and Communications

Access the full article here: http://cenm.ag/sciencecom

Advancing your scientific career with personal branding and social media savvy at AAAS

Join me at the career workshop I'm facilitating at AAAS Boston 2017:
 “Advancing your scientific career with personal branding and social media savvy,”

Friday, February 17, 2017: 10:30 AM-11:30 AM

Room 207 (Hynes Convention Center)

This science communication workshop explores the process of creating a personal brand and examines various social media platforms ideal for scientists to utilize. When used well and consistently, these forums can ultimately advance your science and your career. Specific social networking sites covered include: LinkedIn, ResearchGate, Twitter, Facebook, and blogs. Effective ways to communicate science and scientific research through informal environments such as science cafés, science festivals, meetups, and tweetups are also addressed.

Coordinator:

Jennifer Maclachlan, American Chemical Society Northeastern Section

Presenters:

Jennifer Maclachlan, American Chemical Society Northeastern Section and Mark Jones, The Dow Chemical Company

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Climate Change Disruption: How do we know? What can we do?

Climate Change Disruption:

How Do We Know? What Can We Do?
NORTHEAST LECTURE SERIES 2016

 led by Dr. Andy Jorgensen

Associate Professor of Chemistry and Environmental Sciences, University of Toledo

Senior Fellow, National Council for Science and the Environment.

The Northeastern Section of the American Chemical Society Public Relations Committee presents three events:

CAPE COD SCIENCE CAFE 

Friday evening June 17, 2016 7PM-9PM

Cape Cod Science Cafe hosted by Cape Cod Beer, Hyannis, MA. 

This 21+ event is the only one with beer! Cash bar. The public is invited.

 

CAPE COD CLIMATE SCIENCE CHAT and LEARN LECTURE

Monday evening June 20, 2016 6:00PM-7:30PM

Southeastern Massachusetts area NESACS members were invited to this special lecture hosted by the Cape Cod Museum of Natural History, Brewster, MA.

NESACS Members were invited to a private dinner at the Lost Dog prior to the event.

NESACS BOSTON LECTURE

With Suffolk University Professor John McCoy's Ethics students at the Northeast Climate Change Disruption Tour this evening.

Wednesday evening June 22, 2016 6:00PM-7:30PM NESACS members were invited to attend this Boston lecture and coffee hosted by Suffolk University, 73 Tremont St, Boston, MA. 

NESACS friends group dinner at Emmett's in Boston at the end of a successful tour!

Jennifer and Jack at the Cape Cod Broadcasting Media Radio station with Andy on the phone being interviewed about the Northeast Climate Disruption Tour

Cape Cod Community Media cable tv special featuring Climate Science! As part of his Northeast Climate Change Disruption Tour, Andy Jorgensen is being featured alongside a Cape Cod Commission representative, to discuss how climate disruption affects us here on Cape Cod. Here's the link to the interview: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QXalJcAo0ws