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SAACS Event: First Meeting of Spring!

January 25, 2016 by Kristy Teague

Hey everyone!

This is a reminder that the Student Affiliates of the American Chemical Society will be holding its first general meeting of the semester tomorrow (1/26) at 4:30 PM in Temple Hall room 143. We will be doing our liquid nitrogen ice cream demo and talking about events coming up this semester (including the Sertoma Pre-Chili Cook-off on Saturday). We will also be holding nominations for the vacant Vice President position.

See you tomorrow!
Brennon Foster
2015-2016 ACS Secretary


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