This group is for members of the Lehigh Valley Section to network, stay updated on local section events/accomplishments, and share helpful resources. The Lehigh Valley Section of the American Chemical Society was founded in 1894 and serves the Lehigh Valley Area including regions of Northeast Pennsylvania, Southern New York and Northwest New Jersey.

Welcome to Chicago Local Section' group hub. Use this space as an open forum discussion for activities in the Chicago local section.

ACS Network gathering space for current officers of the Southern California Local Section of the ACS. For information on our local section activities, visit our website at http://www.scalacs.org

This group is for ACS members and other individuals who have an interest in the chemistry profession and associated activities in the California Section. Visit us also at www.calacs.org.

Welcome to the New York Local Section Grouphub.

The Central New Mexico Local Section of the American Chemical Society was founded in 1946 and generally serves the central northern 2/3rds of the state of New Mexico. The Local Section specifically includes the following New Mexico counties: Bernalillo, Los Alamos, Rio Arriba, San Miguel, Sandoval, Santa Fe, Socorro, Taos, Torrance, and Valencia. Sandia National Laboratories and Los Alamos National Laboratory are located in our Section, as well as multiple universities, including the University of New Mexico, New Mexico Tech, and New Mexico Highlands University. There are ACS Student Member Chapters at each of those three institutions. Our Local Section has a little over seven hundred members.

We are the North Carolina Section of the American Chemical Society. Our section covers 40 counties that are in the middle of the state of North Carolina.

Welcome to East Central Illinois Local Section's group hub. Use this space as an open forum discussion for activities in the Chicago local section

Aloha, This Group is intended for members and aspiring members of the Hawaii section of the ACS. Share your ideas for your local section. Goals for 2015 include: out reach to all our island members, developing a strategic plan, and growing membership and involvement. The ACS Hawaii Local Section has operated continuously since its chartering in 1922. The Hawaii Local Section hosts the International Chemical Congress of Pacific Basin Societies (PACIFICHEM), held in Honolulu every five years, most recently in December 2015.

Welcome! The South Plains local section was chartered in 1964 and includes the territory comprised of Roosevelt County in the State of New Mexico and Bailey, Borden, Cochran, Crosby, Dawson, Dickens, Floyd, Gaines, Garza, Hale, Hockley, Kent, Lamb, Lubbock, Motley, Terry, and Yoakum counties in the State of Texas.

Welcome to the new Richland Local Section group hub. Come here to find recent news and learn about upcoming events related to the ACS and specifically the Richland Local Section. If you have not already, we suggest you join the American Chemical Society! Keep in touch with the latest research and business in the chemical sciences. Membership forms are available through the ACS Membership page. If you want to keep in touch with local ACS activities and programs, join the Richland Local Section – become a Local Section Affiliate!

One of a growing number of American Chemical Society (ACS) Local Sections, the Orlando Section promotes public awareness of chemistry by being involved in community outreach programs and by working with students and teachers of chemistry and science. We hope to encourage an interest in the chemical sciences. 

The Wichita Local Section of the American Chemical Society includes approximately the western three-fourths of the state of Kansas.  We hosted the 2010 Midwest Regional Meeting.

The American Chemical Society (ACS) Wakarusa Valley Local Section includes the counties of Douglas, Franklin, Jackson, Jefferson, Osage, and Shawnee in Northeast Kansas.

The Ole Miss Local section is located in north Mississippi and encompasses 21 counties. Our goals center around meaningful social and professional relationships between chemistry related professionals including high school and college students, teachers at all levels in the chemical sciences, and professional chemists.

The American Chemical Society is the largest organization in the world devoted to a single discipline with over 150,000 members world-wide. The Nashville Section is one of 189 local sections nation-wide. We serve member chemists and chemical engineers in middle Tennessee and south central Kentucky. There are six other sections that serve Tennessee.

The Milwaukee Section of the ACS has been incorporated in Wisconsin for over 60 years. It is comprised of about 800 members residing in the Southeast Wisconsin Area. Members of the Section are chemists from various backgrounds, including local Colleges, Universities, and Industry. During the spring and Fall the Section hosts dinner meetings with a featured speaker on a monthly basis. The Section also organizes events for Earth Day and National Chemistry week, Chemistry Olympiad, Sciences fairs, etc.

The Iowa Local Section of the American Chemical Society serves members in central Iowa.  We hold occasional meetings with speakers and a summer picnic for all members and their families. Please contact our Chair to become more involved.

Welcome to our website, especially  High School Chemistry Teachers! We are ACS from Shoshone County, Idaho to Ferry County, Washington! Please check back often to obtain information about our Local Section Activities and other items of interest to chemists, chemical educators and you!

It is our pleasure to welcome you to the official website for the Huron Valley Local Section of the American Chemical Society. Our section includes most of the Washtenaw County of Michigan, and our goal is to encourage, promote, and advance chemistry in all of its branches. Please use this website to learn more about tour section's activities, recent news, and upcoming events.