The ACS Councilors group was established by the Council Policy Committee to provide Councilors and Alternate Councilors an opportunity to engage in discussions, share experiences, get advice, and form connections. It offers a platform to inform our new Councilors and Alternate Councilors about the ACS and its governance, as well as allowing them to participate in debates and share information. The Councilor Group site hosts a collection of reference materials for your use, including resource information to help you prepare for national meetings, Talking Points from the Council meetings, the Councilor News & Committee Alerts, the ACS Handbook for Councilors, and active discussions relating to the Council’s Special Discussion topics.

This location contains many archived documents, blogs, and discussions related to SOCED committees and Task Force

CCAS serves as a channel for information flow between the Governing Board for Publishing, Society members, and individual Chemical Abstracts Service users to help assure that each party's needs and support are researched, recognized and appreciated.

This is a private group for the Committee on Minority affairs

This is a group where Committee on Ethics business can be conducted in a private secure asynchronous environment. Participation and viewing is limited to members of the ACS Committee on Ethics and others authorized by the ACS Committee on Ethics Chair.

Where you find current agenda items

This is a special ACS Network group for the ACS Committee on Nomenclature, Terminology, and Symbols by which confidential Committee information can be easily communicated to designated members.

The Committee on Chemistry and Public Affairs is responsible for advice and recommendations for ACS action on public policy matters involving the chemical sciences and technologies.

Goal: Identify challenges and opportunities related to the global chemistry enterprise with respect to job growth, collaboration, education, and advocacy. Provide recommendations to help members with jobs and to thrive in the global environment. Objectives: 1. Prepare ACS members for traditional and non-traditional careers in the global chemistry enterprise. 2. Enable and enhance global collaborative partnerships and exchanges to access global markets for resources and jobs for ACS members. 3. Promote ACS advocacy to encourage business creation, growth, and expansion of the global chemistry enterprise. 4. Engage ACS membership with respect to global initiatives on education, research, policy issues, and business partnerships.

This group is for the use of the members of the Committee on Analytical Reagents. The group admins are Tim Marney and James Francis.

Committee on Public Relations and Communications former and current members.

This is a private group for the Society Committee on Publications (PUBS).

ACS Network site for file sharing and discussions for the members of the Committee on Science.

Archived documents from the board planning committee

SOCED/CHED joint task force developed 'to specify a process for the creation of performance expectations in general chemistry by Spring 2016'.

This is a closed group for members of the ACS Committee on Patents and Related Matters

The Task Force shall look broadly at the issues related to employment of chemistry professionals within the U.S. In addition to aggregate data, the Task Force shall also examine the plight of demographic subgroups, people at different education and experience levels, and different sectors of employment. Examination of employment challenges in the U.S. should reflect all chemical professionals, not just ACS members. Recommendations and insights gained by the Task Force shall be submitted to appropriate governance entities as they become available. The Task Force should not wait until a formal report has been issued to act. The Task Force shall provide a written report to the President and Board of Directors of the ACS summarizing all findings, recommendations, and actions. The report shall ultimately be disseminated more broadly, in some form, to industry, government agencies, foundations, and universities.

This page for the Program Development and Promotion (PDP) Subcommittee of the Committee on Community Activities (CCA) allows for members of the subcommittee to communicate and share documents with each other as well ACS staff.