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Board of Publications
The BOP seeks volunteers to assist with proofreading of, writing articles for, and connections to potential advertisers for The Nucleus. Please contact the Editor of The Nucleus, Craig Sergeant (cdsjkl2002@gmail.com) if interested.
Membership Committee

The Membership Committee is constantly seeking new and innovative ways to recruit, retain and engage NESACS members. Please contact the committee chair, Brian D’Amico (brianjdamico@gmail.com), if you would like to join the Membership Committee, or if you have suggestions or ideas to support our mission.

National Chemistry Week Committee
NESACS typically holds three events during National Chemistry Week in October. Two of these events are held at the Museum of Science, Boston, and the other is held at Boston Children’s Museum. The success of our events relies heavily on our volunteers and we are constantly looking for volunteers to demonstrate various fun chemistry experiments to visitors of all ages. If you would like to be involved with NCW, please contact Ray Lam (rlam@maritime.edu) for further details.
More Volunteer Opportunites
THE COMMITTEE ON CHEMICAL ABSTRACTS (CCAS) WANTS YOUR FEEDBACK
Visit our page on ACS Network:
https://communities.acs.org/groups/chemical-abstracts-service-committee
 
or contact Michael Filosa with
any suggestions at filosam@verizon.net
CAREER DEVELOPMENT
Being an active participant in NESACS activities will enable you to network with major institutions and corporations in our area and can open up new career opportunites.
The NESACS Board of Publications, which is responsible for both the Nucleus newsletter and the NESACS website, is looking to increase its activities in this arena.
We would like to expand our capabilites for keeping our membership informed on what is happening in our field and how to adapt to changing times and new technologies.
You can help us do that. All we ask of you is a few hours a month and a smile.
Call or email to see what opportunities are available.
contact - Katherine Lee
NESACS Board of Publications
Email: katherine.lee@pfizer.com
NUCLEUS VOLUNTEERING
The Nucleus readership is greater Massachusetts' largest source for chemical and biochemical personnel. It reaches more than 7,000 readers each month.
In order to maintain the high standards that have been developed for this important NESACS publication we need to add new members to the editorial team.
Being part of this team can help you develop organizational and developmental skills as well as help you network with people from large area companies.
You should take advantage of this opportunity to increase your skills. In the process you will open up new opportunities for career development.
For further information contact
Craig Sergeant, Nucleus Editor
 
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