Kappa Epsilon Mu (KEM Club) is the student chapter of the ACS associated with the Department of Chemistry and Biochemistry at Texas Woman’s University (TWU). KEM Club plays an integral part of our Denton campus and the DFW community. Our organization focuses on encouraging the interest of STEM, with an emphasis in chemistry, amongst TWU students and community members ranging from elementary students to adults. The Club hosts and participates in events that emphasize the importance of chemistry and how it plays a part in everyday lives. Club activities include chemistry magic shows, National Chemistry Week events, providing tutoring in chemistry for the community, promoting networking and career development for members, and so much more. In addition to our interdisciplinary work amongst TWU departments, the organization also collaborates with a series of local businesses, including the Fort Worth Museum of Science and History, Explorium and under-resourced communities. In this presentation, we will show case some of our activities and also awards we have received from the ACS Committee on Education in recognition of the Club’s commitment to promote chemistry at the university.

Kappa Epsilon Mu (KEM) club at Texas Woman’s University: Civically focused chemistry outreach

Macromolecular Chemistry: The Second Century

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