The Chemistry Society
The Chemistry Society at BYU-Idaho sponsors activities to allow students to get to know other students who share their interests in chemistry.
Activities include trips, National Chemistry Week, workshops, barbecues, bowling, science fair judging, and demonstrations at local public schools.
The society has recently earned two national Honorable Mention awards for its activities through the American Chemical Society, and also presented a summary of its activities at two national meetings.
Society membership is free. It is encouraged that society members become members of the American Chemical Society, a national organization membership at $24.00 per year.
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Activities include trips, National Chemistry Week, workshops, barbecues, bowling, science fair judging, and demonstrations at local public schools.
The society has recently earned two national Honorable Mention awards for its activities through the American Chemical Society, and also presented a summary of its activities at two national meetings.
Society membership is free. It is encouraged that society members become members of the American Chemical Society, a national organization membership at $24.00 per year.
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Become a Chemistry Society Officer
The BYU-Idaho Chemistry Society recruits new officers each semester (e.g. president, vice president, secretary, treasurer, or historian). Elections are held at the first meeting of the semester.
Officers usually meet weekly on Tuesdays at 5:00 pm to conduct society business and plan activities.
Membership advantages include the development of leadership skills, community involvement, new friends, applicable chemistry, stay informed, and learn skills for graduate school or employment.
You do not need to be a chemistry major to become a member of the Chemistry Society, only an interest in participating.