The Division of Inorganic Chemistry is consistently among the largest of ACS divisions each year, so it is a very important division.  The procedures developed inside it are often used as models for other large divisions and occasionally for the ACS as a whole.  My experiences as an officer in the Division or Inorganic Chemistry and their impact upon my development inside ACS, my understanding of the technical side of ACS, and eventually, my run for ACS President will be discussed.  During this time, nanoscience research was still developing, and the Division of Inorganic Chemistry via its Nanoscience Subdivision, had an important part in developing that science, as well as the community of chemists practicing that science.

My experiences inside the Division of Inorganic Chemistry

253rd National Meeting (2017)

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