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35th Midwest Regional Meeting
Of the American Chemical Society
King Henry VIII Hotel Saint Louis, Missouri
October 25 - October 27, 2000
Sponsored by the Saint Louis Section
Final Report
Christopher D. Spilling and Keith Stine
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Planning Committee General Chair: Chris spilling Department of Chemistry University of Missouri - St. Louis St. Louis, MO 63121 Tel: (3 14) 516 - 53 14 Fax: (3 14) 516 - 5342 Email: [email protected]
Program Chair: Keith Stine Department of Chemistry and Center for Molecular Electronics University of Missouri - St. Louis St. Louis, MO 63121 Tel: (314) 516-5346 Fax: (314) 516-5342 Email: [email protected]
Ejchibits Chair: Lawrence Barton Department of Chemistry and Center for Molecular Electronics University of Missouri - St. Louis St. Louis, MO 63 12 1 Tel: (314) 516-5311 Fax: (3 14) 516-5342 Email: [email protected]
Finance Chair: Ray Mount RAM technology, Inc. 15815 Kersten Ridge St. Louis, MO 63017 Tel: (636) 537 2712 Fax: (636) 532 7532
Audiovisual Coordinator: Nigam Rath Department of Chemistry University of Missouri - St. Louis St. Louis, MO 63 121 Tel: (314) 516-5333 Fax: (3 14) 5 16-5342 Email: @jinx.umsl.edu
Special Events Coordinator: Leah O'Brien Department of Chemistry - SIUE E d w a r ~ e , Illinois 62026 Voice: (618) 650-3562 FAX: (618) 650-3556 Email: [email protected]
St. Louis Section Chair: Pauline Bellavance Fontbonne College 6800 Wydown Boulvard St. Louis, MO 63105 Voice: (3 14) 889-1446 FAX: (314) 889-1451 Email: [email protected]
Web Maven: Lisa Balbes Osiris Consultants 648 Simmons Avenue Kirkwood, MO 63 122 Voice: (3 14) 966-5298 FAX: (3 14) 966-9947 Email: [email protected]
Undergraduate Program: Alexa Serfis Saint Louis University Department of Chemistry 22 1 North Grand Blvd St. Louis, MO 63103 Voice: 3 14-977-2521 FAX: (3 14) 977-2521 ernail: [email protected]
ACS Regronal Meetings Oflce: John Michael Sophos
King Henry UII Hotel Coordinators: Kay Carter, Kim Breece
General Introduction
The 35th Midwest Regional Meeting, hosted by the St Louis Section of the American Chemical Society, was held Wednesday, October 25th through Friday October 27th 2000 at the King Henry VIII Hotel. The meeting featured special symposia and gened sessions.
The Location
The conference was held in the King Henry VIII Hotel and Conference Center, 4690 North Lindbergh Boulevard, St. Louis, MO 63044, phone (3 14) 73 1-3040. A block of rooms was resewed for the conference at special rates of $68 for a single, $73 for a doubledouble, and $83 for a suite. The hotel offered a large amount of meeting space and sleeping rooms, a convenient location, and a shuttle to and from the ahport and proposed an extremely generous and competitive bid. The hotel is now closed for business and will be demolished for the airport expansion project.
Publicity See Appendix A
The publicity consisted of: Pens and Flyer distributed at the 34h MWRM Call for papers (8.5~11, folded 5.5x8.5) mailed in Registration info (second circular 17x1 1 folded to 8.5~11) mailed Bulk E-mail through UMSL campus computing
The ACS office of Regional Meetings printed, labeled, and mailed (bulk rate) the call papers and second circular.
Web Page
A web page was constructed approximately two years prior to the meeting and updated as event schedule planning progressed. Links were established to and fiom the National ACS regional meeting page.
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The Special Symposia
Supramo lecu lar Chemistry George Gokel Washington University School of Medicine Department of Molecular Biology and Pharmacology 660 South Euclid Avenue Campus Box 8 103 St. Louis, MO 631 10 Tel: (3 14) 362-9297 Fax: (3 14) 362-9298 fax Email: [email protected]
Jeny L. Atwood Department of Chemistry 125 Chemistry Bldg University of Missouri Columbia, MO 6521 1 Tel: (573) 882-8374 Fax: (573) 882-2754 Email: [email protected]
Speakers: G. W . Gokel, B. D. Smith,. D. F. Covey, J. Sessler, D. P. Riley, N. Voyer, K. L. Wooley, A. E. Kaifer, L. Macgdlivray, C. Raston, S. Keller, M. Zawarotko, J. L. Atwood.
Frontiers of Drug Discovery James A. Sikorski Monsanto Company 700 Chesterfield Parkway Chesterfield, MO 63 198 Tel: (3 14) 737-6375 Email: James. A. [email protected]
Speakers: M. D. Meyer, L.-Y. Hu, T. J. Hagen, J. J. Talley, R. C. Gadwood, P. G. Ruminski, R S. Al-Awar, J. P. Lawson.
Chemistry of Radioactive Drugs Michael J Welch, PhD. Mallinckrodt Institute of Radiology Washington University Medical Center 510 South Kingshighway Blvd., Box 8225 St. Louis, MO 63 110 Tel: (3 14) 362-8436 FAX: (3 14) 362-8399 ernail: [email protected]
Speakers: M. J. Welch, T. J. McCarthy,. J.-L. Vanderheyden, S. Jurisson, C. Anderson
Organometallic Chemistry in Organic Synthesis Jim Takacs Department of Chemistry University of Nebraska - Lincoln Lincoln, NE 68588 - 0304 Tel: (402) 472-6232 Fax: (402) 472-9402 Email: [email protected]
Speakers: T. V. RajanBabu, G. P. Cook, H. A. Dieck, P. R. Hausen, R. C. Larock, J. W. McGill, J. Takacs, F. C. Pigge, J. Montgomery, S. R. Pulley, E. Negishi.
Organic4norganic Hybrid Materials Steve Keller Department of Chemistry 125 Chemistry Bldg University of Missouri Columbia, MO 652 1 1 Phone: (573) 884-6893 Fax: (573) 882-2754 Email: [email protected]
Speakers: L. A. Vermeulen, C. J. Hawker, M. Zawarotko, A. Borovik, R L. Cook, S. Lopez, M. D. Ward
Frontiers in Analytical Chemisfry Walt Zielinski and Bill Doub US FDA 11 14 Market Street Room 1002 St. Louis MO 63 101 Tel: (3 14) 539-2174 Fax: (314) 539-2113 Email:[email protected]
Speakers: M. L. Gross, M Conradi, E. S. Yeung, C. Lochmiiller, M. L. Lee.
Green Chemistry and the Second Green Revolution Stanley Manahan Ken Garrison Department of Chemistry Department of Chemistry 123 Chemistry Bldg. 123 Chemistry Bldg. University of Missouri University of Missouri Tel: (573) 8826429 Tel: (573) 882-5422 Fax: (573) 882-2754 Fax: (573) 882-2754 Email: [email protected] Email: [email protected]
Speakers: E. H . Coe, W. Jackson, J. Malin, R. N. Beachy, M. K. Stern, P. T. Anastas.
Natural Products Fathi Halaweish Rudi Winter Department of Chemistry and Department of Chemistry Biochemistry 8001 Natural Bridge Road South Dakota State University University of Missouri - St. Louis Box 2202, Shephard Hall 121 St. Louis, MO 63121 Brookings, South Dakota 57007-0896 Tel: (3 14) 516-5337 Tel: (605) 688-5151 Fax: (314) 516-5342 Fax: (605) 688-6364 Email: [email protected]
Speakers: A. D. Kinghorn, J. P. N. Rosazza, B. L. Parnas, G. H. Goetz, G. G. Hanigan, S. D. McCurry.
Biotechniques Greg Wall Sigma Chemical Company 3500 Dekalb Street St. Louis, MO 63 1 18 Tel: (800) 325-5832 Ext. 3 139 Fax: (3 14) 286-7828 Email:[email protected] or [email protected]
Speakers: B. A. Schaal, B. Ward, M. D. Lister, S. F. Dowdy, R D. Bremel.
Chemical History, Celebrating the E. A. Hitchcock Alchemy Collection of the Mercantile Libray Hal Harris Department of C h e m i a --
U%vGsic of Missouri-St Louis 800 1 Natural Bridge Road St. Louis, MO 63121 Tel:(3 14) 516-5344 FAX: (3 14) 5 16-5342 e-mail: [email protected]
Speakers: W. N. Arnold, J. A. Miller, W. B. Jensen, J. Hoover.
Exhibits
An exhibit featuring commercial and academic vendors was held in the hotel Grand Ballroom and attracted a total of 44 booths. The 44 booths included 25 industrial ($400/$450, one paid but withdrew) and 18 academic ($200/$250) and one pro bono for the 36' ACS Midwest Regional Meeting. The exhibit was designed to give high exposure to the exhibitors in short, intensive time periods (i.e. 4 x 3 hour blocks) by holding the exhibit, poster sessions, mixers and coffee breaks in one large room on Wednesday and Thursday evenings, and Thursday and Friday mornings only. See Appendix C for the mailing package.
Ace Glass Inc American Radiolabeled Chemicals American Scientific Glassblowers Society Anasazi Instruments Applied Biosystems, Inc.
*l€msm wcuniversity ij0nesboro0 - Cambridge Isotope Laboratories Carl F. Gast Company Chemglass Scientific Glassware and Accessories Chemirffolytech Laboratories, Inc. Eagle Picher, Technologies Division Specialty Materials Group Gateway Chemical Technology Gilson Instruments Inc. (paid but withdrew) Harcourt College Publishers John Wiley and Sons Kansas State University, Dept. of Chemistry Kelly Scientific Services Kforce.com Scientific 36th ACS Midwest Regional Meeting - Cornhusker Hotel, Lincoln, NE, October 10-13th 2001 Nicolet Instrument Corporation Parallel Quantum Solutions Perkin Elmer Instruments P. J. Cobert Associates
Prentice Hall Reliable Biopharmaceutical Shimadzu Scientific Instruments, Inc. Sigma-Aldrich Southeast Missouri State University Southern Illinois University-Carbondale, Dept of Chemistry Southwest Missouri State University, Dept. of Chemistry St. Louis University, Dept. of Chemistry ThermoquestRinnigan University of Kansas, Dept. of Chemistry University of Memphis University of Missouri-Columbia, Dept. of Chemistry University of Missouri-Kansas City, Dept. of Chemistry University of Missouri-Rolla, Dept of Chemistry University of Missouri-St. Louis, Dept. of Chemistry University of Nebraska - Lincoln University of Oregon, Dept. of Chemistry Vanderbilt University, Dept. of Chemistry Washington University, Dept. of Chemistry W. H. Freeman and Company Wichita State University, Dept of Chemistry
Special Events
Midwest Award Banquet and Awardee Actdress: The St. Louis section established the ACS Midwest Regional Award in 1944 to publicly recognize outstanding achievements in chemistry made in the Midwest region. The award is conferred annually on a scientist who has made meritorious contributions to the advancement of pure or applied chemistry or chemical education, and the profession of chemistry. The Award consists of a Medal and $2,000 Honorarium, to be presented at the Midwest Regional Meeting. To be eligible, a nominee's cited work must have been performed while he or she was residing within the Midwest Region of the ACS, which includes Missouri, Arkansas, Iowa, Nebraska, Kansas, Southern Illinois, and South Dakota. However, the nominee does not have to be nor have been an ACS member. Neither the nominee nor the nominator has to currently reside in any of these locations. Nominees can be from industry, academia, government or private practice.
The winner of the 56th Midwest Award was Professor Joyce Corey, Department of Chemistry, University of Missouri - St. Louis. The award was presented at the Midwest Award Banquet held on Thursday, Oct 26th. The ceremonies featured the Midwest Award Lecture, a dinner honoring the medallist, and the presentation of the Award.
Midwest Regron Award for High School Chemistry Teaching: The Midwest Region Award for High School Chemistry Teaching was presented to Pamela Abbott of Roxana High School, Roxana, IL at the Midwest Awards Banquet.
ACS Regional Director's Breavast: A complimentary ACS Regional Director's Breakfast was held on Friday from 7:00 Ah4 - 8:00 AM in the York room. All registered attendees were welcome to attend and meet with Region V Director AM Nalley, ACS President Daryle Busch, and other ACS Board Members in attendance. The event was well attended.
Developing New Leaders in the 21sf Century: was cancelled due to the unexpected illness of the organizing ACS staff member, Stephanie Allen.
Women Chemist's Luncheon: A Women Chemist's Luncheon was held Thursday, October 26 12: 15 PM - 200 PM. Frankie Wood-Black, a research chemist at Phillips Petroleum in Texas and the chair of the National Women Chemists Committee presented "Distorting the Looking Glass - Redefining the Workplace Vision". The event was extremely well attended. All tickets were sold.
Presentation Abstract. Looking ahead at the challenges that face each of us in the next 25 years. Corporate and academic cultures are changing and the rules of the road are in a general state of flux. These rule changes and the demands of an ever faster and flexible work environment are presenting distinct challenges and opportunities for today's workforce. These challenges include how to balance the sttesses of earning a living with lifestyle choices. The speaker will focus on some of the recognized challenges that are anticipated as well as the opportunity for sigtuficant growth for those who choose to work in the chemical enterprise.
Younger Chemist's Committee/Student Afliliates Mixer and Poster Session: The Saint Louis University Chemistry Club sponsored the undergraduate activities for the 35th Midwest Regional Meeting. There was a panel discussion on careers in chemistry from 2:OO-3:00 p.m. on Friday, October 27". Panel members included chemists from various backgrounds including industry, academics, and consulting. All participants were treated to cookies and punch during the lively discussion.
A research symposium was held immediately following the panel discussion, and lasted until 6:00 p.m. There were 30 student presentations given in poster format. A total of 80 people attended this symposium, including students, faculty mentors, and other meeting attendees. Many people commented on the high quality of the students' work, and overall the session was a great success. All student presenters were given ACS key chains, pens, and beaker mugs for their participation. The hotel also provided refreshments for all session participants.
ACS Career Services/Career Resource Center: The ACS Career Resource Center, featuring the Regional Employment Clearing House (RECH), career workshops and mini-sessions, resume review appointments, and a resource library, were held Thursday and Friday. Resumes were accepted from candidates both on and off site.
On-site candidates Off-site candidates Employers onsite Employers offsite Positions Posted Interviews Scheduled
ACS Career Services also offered mini-sessions covering the components of managing an effective job search on Thursday. Topics included, Targeting the Job Market, Tips on Resume Preparation, "Interviewing Skills and Strategies for Career Transitioning. There was no cost and no pre-registration. In addition, individual 25-minute resume review appointments were offered throughout the meeting.
Wine Chemistry Lecture: Dr. Ernie Simpson of the California State Polytechnic University and the ACS Speaker Service presented a talk on "The Chemistry of Wine" followed by a wine tasting. A light lunch preceded the talk This was another extremely well attended event.
Financial
REVENUES
TOTAL REVENUES 1 59,422.12 1
EXPENSES
Revenues - expenses = $8045.11 surplus. See appendix E for a complete budget
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Special Symposia
* Supramolecular Chemistry * Organometallic Chemistry in Organic Synthesis * Frontiers of Drug Discovery * Chemistry of Radioactive Drugs * OrganicIInorganic Hybrid Materials * Frontiers in Analytical Chemistry
* Green Chemistry * Natural Products * Biotechniques * Chemical Education * Minority Chemists Symposium
General Sessions: Analytical, Biochemistry, Inorganic, Medicinal, Organic, Physical, Polymer, Surface.
Special Events: Midwest Award Banquet, Midwest Region Award for High School Chemistry Teaching, ACS Members Open Forum, Women Chemist's Luncheon, Younger Chemist's Cornmittee/Student AfXliates Mixer and Poster Session, Special Event for Undergraduates, Regional Employment Clearing House, Exhibit of scientific equipment, products, services, publishers, and academic institutions.
General Chair Chris Spilling Department of Chemistry University of Missouri - St. Louis St. Louis, MO 63 121 Email: [email protected]
Exhibits Chair Lawrence Barton Department of Chemistry and Center for Molecular Electronics University of Missouri - St. Louis St. Louis, MO 63 121 Email: [email protected]. edu
Program Chair Keith Stine Department of Chemistry and Center for Molecular Electronics University of Missouri - St. Louis St. Louis, MO 63121 Email: [email protected]
The meeting, hosted by the St. Louis Section, will be held at the King Henry VIII Hotel located on Lindbergh Blvd, one-half mile north of 1-70 and one mile south of 1-270.
35th Midwest Regional Meeting of the American Chemical Society
October 25-28,2000. King Henry VIII Hotel
St. Louis, Missouri
Call for Papers
Abstract Deadline: July 14,2000
General Chair: Dr. Chris Spilling (3 14) 5 16-53 14, [email protected]
Program Chair: Dr. Keith J. Stine (3 14) 5 1 6-5346, kstine @ jinx.umsl.edu
Exhibits Chair: Dr. Lawrence Barton (3 14) 5 16-53 1 1, lbarton @ jinx.ums1. edu
Visit the meeting web-site www .umsl.edu/~acs/mrm.html
35th Midwest Regional Meeting - October 25-28,2000
King Henry VIII Hotel . Saint Louis, MO
Call for Papers
The 35th Midwest Regional Meeting of the American Chemical Society will be held Wednesday, October 25th through Saturday, October 28th, 2000 in St. Louis. The meeting, hosted by the St. Louis Section of the American Chemical Society; will be held at the King Henry VIII Hotel located on Lindbergh Blvd, one- half mile north .of 1-70 and one mile south of 1-270. The hotel is located 5 minutes from Lambert International Airport.
Contributed papers and poster presentations are welcome in the areas of Analytical Chemistry, Biochemistry, Inorganic Chemistry, Medicinal Chemistry, Organic Chemistry, Physical Chemistry, Polymer Chemistry, and Surface Chemistry. Abstracts must be submitted by hard-copy on the standard ACS abstract form. Authors should also provide an email address so that they may be advised of the receipt of their abstract and of their schedule assignment in the program. Please submit abstracts to:
35th MWRM Abstracts C/O Dr. Keith J. Stine Department of Chemistry University of Missouri - St. Louis St. Louis, MO 63121
Deadline for Abstracts: July 14,2000
Special Symposia
* Supramolecular Chemistry * Organometallic Chemistry in Organic Synthesis- * Frontiers of Drug Discovery * Organic/Inorganic Hybrid Materials * Frontiers in Analytical Chemistry * Green Chemistry and the Second Green Revolution * Chemistry of Radioactive Drugs * Natural Products * Biotechniques * Chemical Education * Minority Chemists Symposium
General Sessions
Analytical, Biochemistry, Inorganic, Medicinal, Organic, Physical, Polymer, Surface.
Special Events
Mdwest Award Banquet, Midwest Region Award for High School Chemistry Teaching, ACS Regional Director's Breakfast, Women Chemists Luncheon, Younger Chemists CommitteeIS tudent Affiliates Mixer and Poster Session, Special Event for Undergraduates, ACS Career Resource Center, Exhibit of scientific equipment, products, services, publishers, and academic institutions.
Current sponsors include Monsanto, Searle, and Steris Corporation. Additional sponsors are welcome, please contact Dr. Chris Spilling.
Many of the items fiom the Hitchcock Collection will be on display during the meeting in the Mercantile Library at the University of Missouri-St. Louis.
Directions to the exhibition in the library: From Henry VIII, travel south on Lindbergh Boulevard to Highway 70. Turn East on the highway, five miles to N. Florissant Road. Turn right (south) on Florissant Road approximately one- quarter mile to the entrance to the University of Missouri- St. Louis. After entering the campus, proceed to the stop sign at the top of the hill, where you will turn right. Approximately one-half mile past the stop sign, you will see the pyramidal glass roof of the library addition (wherein the Mercantile Library is located). Parking is extremely limited on campus, but availability depends strongly on the time of day. There are visitor spaces along West Drive, on which you will be driving, or you can search in the parking structure on your left, just beyond the library. The entrance to Thomas Jefferson Library (in which the Mercantile is located) is on the south side of the building. One enters the Mercantile via the stairway on your left, past the Reference Desk, or using the elevator. The Hitchcock collection will be displayed on Level I, but you should also visit the rest of the Mercantile, including the display of an Audubon elephant porfolio on Level 11.
[The UMSL Chemistry Department is located in Benton Hall and connected buildings of the science complex south
of the Thomas Jefferson Library and Bugg Lake. Please visit!]
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Ethan Allen Hitchcock (1 798-1 870) was a soldier during the Mexican War and instructor in field tactics at West Point where he taught Lee, Johnston, and Sherman (as well as Edgar Allen Poe!). His highest rank was Major General. He read widely and found an interest in the field of alchemy, where he collected about 250 volumes. The books were donated to the Mercantile Library in 1884, but their location and even the persistence of the intact collection was not widely known to scholars until John Hoover assembled a Guide to the collection in 1989. The present exhibit is the fmt time the books have been on public display.
A special feature of the 35th Midwest Regional Meeting is a History of Chemistry symposium during the morning session on Friday, October 28. Four speakers have been invited:
Professor Wilfred N. Arnold will speak on "Chemicals in the Life of Vincent van Gogh". Professor Arnold, of the University of Kansas Medical Center, is author of Vincent van Gogh: Chemicals, Crises, and Creativity, distributed by Springer-Verlag.
Emeritus Professor Jane A. Miller has served as Historian of the St. Louis Section, ACS, for many years during her tenure at University of Missouri-St. Louis and since her retirement. She will speak on "Chemistry in St. Louis, A History".
Professor William B. Jensen is Oesper Professor of the History of Chemistry and Chemical Education at the University of Cincinnati. He will discuss "The Quest for Noble Gas Compounds".
John Hoover is Director of St. Louis' Mercantile Library, which moved to the University of Missouri-St. Louis in 1998. He was also Project Director for the NEH project that produced the Guide to the E. A. Hitchcock Alchemy Collection. He will describe "The Ethan Allen Hitchcock Collection of Alchemy at the St. Louis Mercantile Library at the University of Missouri-St. Louis.
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35TH ACS MIDWEST REGIONAL MEETING October 25-2sth, 2000
Henry VIIIth Hotel and Conference Center v St. Louis
The 35th ACS Midwest Regional Meeting, hosted by the ACS Saint Louis Section, will be held Wednesday, October 25th, through Saturday, October 28th at the King Henry VIII Hotel and Conference Center in St. Louis
The meeting will include nine special symposia entitled Green Chemistry and the Second Green Revolution, Frontiers in Analytical Chemistry, Frontiers of Drug Discovery, Natural Products, Chemistry of Radioactive Drugs, Supramolecular Chemistry, OrganiJInorganic Hybrid Materials, Organometallic Chemistry in Organic Synthesis, and Biotechniques. In addition there will be contributed sessions in organic, inorganic, physical, surfke, polymer, analytical, biochemistry and chemical education. A special symposium "Chemical History, Celebrating the E. A. Hitchcock Alchemy Collection of the Mercantile Library", concerning the history of Chemistry as reflected by the special collection at the University of Missouri-St. Louis Mercantile Library will be held on Friday.
An ACS Regional Director's Breakfast will be held on Friday and all registered attendees will be welcome. The Women Chemist's Luncheon will be held on Thursday. The speaker will be Frankie Wood-Black, Chair of the National Women Chemist's Committee. A workshop/discussion session targeting minority chemists entitled 'Developing New Leaders in the 21st Century' will be held on Friday morning. A Student Affiliates Mixer and Poster Session will be held at 4 PM on Friday and preceded at 2 PM by a panel discussion on career opportunities. A special lecture and demonstration on the Chemistry of wine making will be held on Friday
fiom 12 PM - 2 PM. The event will be fiee to attendees, but limited to the first 100 attendees to sign-up at the meeting. The Midwest Award Lecture will be presented on Thursday 5-6 PM, followed by a reception fiom 6-7 PM and then the Midwest Award Banquet beginning at 7 PM. The Midwest Region Award for High School Chemistry Teaching will also be presented at the Banquet
The ACS Career Resource Center, featuring the Regional Employment Clearing House (RECH), career workshops and mini-sessions, resume review appointments, and a resource library, will be held Thursday and Friday fiom 8:30 AM - 5:00 PM. Sign-up will be available at the RECH registration area.
Regional attractions include the world famous Gateway Arch, a world-class, admission-fiee zoo, the Saint Louis Science Center, the Missouri Botanical Gardens, and the Saint Louis Art Museum.
REGISTRATION ....*.................. .**.~.......... All participants must be registered for the meeting. Advance registration must be received by October 6th. Attendees may also register online via the meeting web- site (www.umsl.edu/-acs/mrm.html). On-site registration and distribution of program books and badges will take place in the main lobby of the hotel on Wednesday from 5:00 PM to 9:00 PM, on Thursday fiom 8:00 AM to 4:00 PM, and on Friday fiom 8:00 AM to 1:00 PM.
DEADLINE FOR RECEIPT OF ADVANCED REGISTRATION IS OCT 6TH 2000 35th ACS Midwest Regional Meeting
Henry VIII Hotel and Conference Center, St. Louis October 25-28&, 2000
http://www.umsl.edu/-acs/m. html
(Please print or type and submit a separate form for each registrant)
0 Dr. Mrs. Ms. 0 Mr. Name for Badge Organization Local section Address City State ZIP Phone (w) 0 (fax) E-mail 0 Please check here if you have a disability and require special services. We will contact you before the meeting. -
Please check here if you do not wish to have your name and address included in the list provided to exhibitors.
1. Academe 0 2. Industry 0 3. Government 0 4. Student
5. Other
Special Events Midwest Awards Banquet Women's Chemists Luncheon Regional Director's Breakfast
Type of Affiliation:
$30 $12 no charge
Note: Request for refunds must be submitted to Tracey Nguyen in writing. Full rehnd until Oct. 6. From Oct 6-25, a $20 processing fee will be charged. No refunds &r Oct. 25".
Registration Fess:
Total Registration Fee Total Special Events
ADVANCE
ACS Member $45 Nonmember $55 Graduate Student $20
0 Undergraduate Student $20 High School Teacher $20 RetiredEmeritus $20 Additional Exhibitor $20 Non-Chemist spouse/guest $20 50 year member fiee
Total Enclosed
ON SITE
ACS Member $55 Nonmember $65 Graduate Student $30
0 Undergraduate Student $30 High School Teacher $20 RetiredEmeritus $30 Additional Exhibitor $20
0 Non-Chemist spouse/guest $20 50 year member free
$ Paid by check Visa Master Card American Express
Credit Card Account Number Credit Card Exp. Date Card Holder Signature
FAX OR MAIL COMPLETED FROM TO TRACEY NGUYEN, AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY, OFFICE OF REGIONAL MEETINGS, 1155 16" STREET, MW, WASHIGTON DC 20036; 202-776-8299
Make checks payable to the American Chemical Society
SPECIAL EVENTS CALENDAR
WEDNESDAY EVENING 7:00 PM - 10:OO PM Welcoming reception
7:OO PM - 1O;OO PM ACS Career Services 7:OO PM - 10:OO PM Midwest Regional Steering
Committee Luncheon
THURSDAY 7:00 PM - 10:OO PM ACS Career Senices 7:00 PM - 10:OO PM Women Chemists Luncheon 7:OO PM - 1O:OO PM Midwest Award Lecture 7:00 PM - 10:OO PM Mixer 7:00 PM - 10:OO PM Midwest Award Banquet
7:OO PM - 10:OO PM Chemistry of Wine Making Lecture and Demonstration
7:OO PM - 10:OO PM Student Affiliates Panel Discussion on Career Opportunities
xx:w - XX:oo Minority Chemist Workshop 7:OO PM - 10:OO PM Student AEiliates MixerRoster
Session 7:OO PM - 1O:OO PM History of Chemistry and the
Mercantile Library FRIDAY 7:00 PM - 10:OO PM ACS Regional Directors Breakfast
PRELIMINARY PROGRAM (The finalized complete technical program will be posted on the meeting web-site at www.umsl.edd-acs/mrm.html) ...........................................................................
WEDNESDAY EVENING Chemical History, Celebrating the E. Posters Session A Chemistry of Radioactive Drugs A Hitchcock Alchemy Collection of P. Chemovitz, Presiding. M. Welch, Organizer, Presiding. the Mercantile Library
Physical Chemistry H. Hanis, Organizer, Presiding.
THURSDAY MORINING Green Chemistry and the Second Green Revolution S. Manahan, K. Garrison, Organizers, Presiding.
Organic Chemistry F. C. Pigge, Presiding. Organic Chemistry
F. C. Pigge, Presiding. Analytical D. Spence, Presiding. Polymer Chemistry
K. Wooley, Presiding. Frontiers in Analytical Chemistry W. Zielinski, Organizer, Presiding. FRIDAY AE"ERN0ON
Supramolecular Chemistry J. Atwood, G. Gokel, Organizers, Presiding.
Inorganic Chemistry J. B. Wilking, Presiding. Frontiers of Drug Discove~y
J. Sikorsk Organizer, Presiding. Analytical Chemistry
Physical Chemistry A J. O'Brien, Presiding.
D. sknce, Presiding. Organometallic Chemistry in Organic synthesis J. Takacs, Organizer, Presiding. THURSDAY EVENING
Posters Session B Organic Chemistry A F. C. Pigge, Presiding. P. Chernovitz, Presiding. Medicinal Chemistry
F. C. Pigge, Presiding.
Organic Chemistry B F. C. Pigge, Presiding.
FRIDAY MORNING Supramolecular Chemistry Polymer Chemistry
K. Wooley, Presiding. J. Atwood, G. Gokel, ~r&mizers, Presiding. Inorganic Chemistry A
J. B. Wilking, Presiding. Surface Chemistry D. Reiderer, Presiding. Organichorganic Hybrid Materials
S. Keller, Organizer, Presiding. Biochemistry D. Becker, Presiding. Chemical Education
H. Harris, Presiding. Organometallic Chemistry in Organic THURSDAY AETERNOON Natural Products
thesis J. Takacs, Organizer, Presiding. EXHIBITION
L. Barton, Organizer, Presiding. F. Halaweish, R E. K Winter, Organizers, Presiding. Biotechniques
G. Wall, Organizer, Presiding. Wednesday, 7 PM - 10 PM Thwsday, 8 AM - 12 PM, T h d y , 7 PM - 10 PM Friday,8AM-llAM
Frontiers in Drug Discovery J. Sikorski, Organizer, Presiding.
American Chemical Society 1155 Sixteenth Street, NW Washington, DC 20036
ACCOMMODATIONS The conference will be held in the King Henry VIII Hotel and Conference Center, 4690 North Lindbergh Boulevard, St. Louis, MO 63044, phone (3 14) 73 1- 3040, fax (314) 731-4210. A block of rooms has been reserved for the conference. Room reservations must be made before September 25th to obtain the special rates of $68, single; $73, double-double, and $83, suite. To make reservations, contact the hotel directly and identie yourself as a participant in the 35th ACS Midwest Regional Meeting. The hotel operates a shuttle to and fiom the airport, the shuttle is available 'on-call' at the baggage claim level by picking up the designated telephone. The hotel shuttle can also be used to travel to Northwest
plaza, a nearby shopping mall, although the airport is the priority destination.
TRAVEL Airlines and discounts?
Car rental discounts?
DRIVING DIRECTIONS The hotel is conveniently located one-half mile north of I- 70, and one mile south of 1-270. The hotel is within five minutes drive of St. Louis International Airport.
Appendix B. Registration Forms
DEADLINE FOR RECELPT OFADVANCE REGISTRATION IS OCTOBER 6
35& ACS Midwest Regional Meeting Henry VIII Hotel and Conference Center, St. Louis
October 25 - 28,2000 http://www.umsl.edu/-acslmrm. html
COMPLIMENTARY/INKfTED SPEAKER PER KEITH STINE - PROGRAM CHAIR
O Dr. U Mr. O MS. Mrs. Please Prin! or Type and Submit a Separate Form for Each Reglshant
Name for badge
Professional affiliation Local section
Street address
City State Zip
Telephone (office) (home) Fax E-mail 0 Please check here if you require special accessibility accommodations lo fully pa r l i i t e . Please attach a descripliin. We will contact you prior to the meeting. O Please check here if you do not wish to have your name and address induded on a l i t provided to exhibitors.
SPECIAL EVENTS PAYMENT MUSTACCOMPANY REGlSTRATlON FORM
L! 01. Welcoming Mker, Poster Session, and Exhibition Wednesday, 7:00 - 10:OO PM
ON SITE COMPLIMENTARY REGISTRATION
O 10. ACS Member
0 11. Nonmember
CHECK ONE
0 1. Academe O 2. Industry 0 3. Government
4. Student O 5. Other
No Charge 0 03. Midwest Awards Reception and Banquet Thursday, 6:00 PM
ADVANCE COMPLIMENTARY REGISTRATION
01. ACS Member
02. Nonmember
0 02. Women Chemists Luncheon Thursday, 12:15 - 2:00 PM
TOTAL FEES Special Events
TOTAL AMOUNT ENCLOSED
O 04. ACS Regional Director's Breakfast Friday, 7:OO -8:OO AM
$25
No Charge
Paid by Check O Visa 0 Master Card American Express
Credit Card Account No. Credit Card Expiration Date
Cardholder Signature
MAKE CHECKS PAYABLE TO: AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIEN
MAIL OR FAX COMPLETED FORM TO: EVANGELOS KPUTALAS, AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY, OFFICE OF REGIONAL MEETINGS, 1155 16TH STREET, NW, WASHINGTON, DC 20036; FAX: 2021776-8299.
www.acs.org/meetings/regional.html
Note: Request for refund must be submitted in writing to John Michael Sophos, Full refund until Odober 6,2000. From Odober 6 - 24, a $20 processing fee will be charged. No refunds after Odober 24,2000
Department of Chemistry
University Missouri St. Louis
Dr. Lawrence Barton b f e s s o r d ~
Univasity of AliswdSt. Lds St. Louis, MisPoori63121
Td- (3 14>516-5334 FAX (3 14>516-5342
Email: [email protected]
January 12,2000
Dear Colleagues:
The 35& Midwest Regional Meeting of the American Chemical Society will be held in St. Louis, October 25 - 28,2000. The venue will be the King Henry VIII Hotel located on Lindbergh Boulevard near Lambert St. Louis International Airport. We expect that this will be the largest ever Midwest Regional Meeting and our target attendance is 1000. We would like to invite your company to display your products and services at the Exposition, which will be an important part of the conference. The presence of major chemical and related companies at the exposition will be an important feature of the meeting. A successful exposition, both from the perspective of the exhibitors and the organizers, will be a major criterion for the success of the meeting. Chemists tend to learn much about products and their availability at conferences and they come to meetings such as this one for comparative exposure to products and services prior to making major purchases.
We have tried to structure the meeting so that you will obtain maximum exposure to conference attendees. The exposition will share space with the exhibition of technical posters and also provision of coffee and related refreshments. It will be on the first floor of the hotel, adjacent to the foyer and to the conference registration area and operations room. We have scheduled the exposition to be open in conjunction with the welcoming poster sessionlmixer on the Wednesday evening, in the mornings on Thursday and Friday and Thursday evening for the poster session. We believe we have planned outstanding technical programs which will attract chemists from industrial and government laboratories, from universities and high schools and from the local medical schools. Symposia with the titles Supramolecular Chemistry, Frontiers of Drug Discovery, Chemistry of Radioactive Drugs, Organometallic Chemistry in Organic Synthesis, Organic/lnorganic Hybrid Materials, Frontiers in Analytical Chemistry, Green Chemistry and the Second Green Revolution, Natural Products, Biotechniques, Chemical Education, and Minority Chemists, are being arranged. In addition contributed papers and posters will be presented in essentially all fields of chemistry. Session chairs for all symposia and contributed paper sessions will periodically remind attendees of the Exposition.
The Midwest Award will be presented on the Thursday evening, and this will follow the Lecture and Social Hour. From 7:00 pm - 10:OO pm a poster session will be held in the exhibit hall and the exposition will be open at this time. The individual technical sessions will be held on the second floor of the hotel but within easy access to the exhibit hall. We are planning facilities for up to 40 exhibits, along with some additional smaller ones sponsored by academic institutions. The basic cost will be $400.00 for a booth with a special reduced price of $200 for academic exhibitors. Each booth will measure 8' x 10' and will include a skirted table, two chairs and an ID
an equal opportunity institution
sign. Peripherals such as electrical power, computer connections, etc. will be available from the hotel and we will provide details, etc. much closer to the meeting. Detailed information about the actual meeting may be obtained by viewing the website: http://www.umsLedu/-acs/mrm.html. The website also provides contact information etc., and will be periodically updated. We intend to list exhibitors on the web-site and also provide the opportunity for hyper-links to their own organization.
There are some details to be finalized such as the floor plan and layout for the exposition, the detailed schedule of events for the period of the conference, and the exhibit rules and regulations. However, we are working with Heritage Exposition Services, a major national company, which assists groups in arranging expositions at conferences and we are confident that we will have an excellent event in which we hope you will participate.
If you are interested in participating, please indicate this on the attached contract form. If you are sure you wish to participate, please enclose a check for $400, made payable to the 351h ACS Midwest Regional Meeting. In order to reserve booth space, we will need to receive a check. Booth assignment etc., will be done on a first come-first served basis so please get in touch with me as soon as possible. We look forward to hearing from you. Please contact me if you have any questions. I am available by e-mail or phone just about every day of the week.
Sincerely,
Lawrence Barton Professor of Chemisty Exposition Chair, 35 ACS Midwest Regional Meeting
Enclosures Contract Form Rules and Regulations
CONTRACT FORM
For exposition space
35" Regional Meeting American Chemical Society
Hosted by the St. Louis Section.
King Henry VIII Hotel, St. Louis Missouri
October 25 - 28,2000
We (I) apply for space at the Exposition at the 35" Regional Meeting of the American Chemical Society to be held at the King Henry VIII Hotel, in St. Louis, Missouri, October 25 - 28, 2000. We (I) agree to abide by the rules and regulations enclosed with this mailing. It is agreed that exhibitors shall assume all responsibility for any loss, damage, or injury that they might have or cause and that they shall indemnify and hold harmless the St. Louis Section, American Chemical Society, and the King Henry VIII Hotel, from all liability which may ensue, from whatever cause.
It is understood that the organizer will endeavor to reserve booths in the order of receipt, however, if the distribution of types of products exhibited becomes unbalanced, then the organizer reserves the right to assign space in order to restore balance.
COMPANY:
ADDRESS:
TELEPHONE: FAX: E-mail
Signature of Corporate Official
Lawrence Barton
Date
Title
Ex~osition Chair.
Check enclosed( ) PO enclosed ( Method of payment
EXHIBIT RULES AND REGULATIONS
1. Contract for Space The receipt of a complete and signed Contract Form, accompanied by a check for the full amount required for booth rental, will constitute a duly executed contract for the right to use the allocated space. Cancellations and requests for refunds cannot be honared unless the space can be resold.
2. Standard Booth Package Each booth will be 10 feet wide by 8 feet deep in size and will contain two chairs, a skirted table, an ID sign and a small trash can The charge for a Standard Booth Package will be $400 before July 1,2000 and $450 after that date.
3. Space Restrictions All demonstrations, discussions, distribution of any descriptive literature, or other similar activities, must be confined to the exhibitor's booth space. Exhibitors shall not assign, sublet, or share the whole or any part of their assigned booth space without the approval of the Midwest Regional Meeting. Displays shall not be placed in such a manner as to interfere with other exhibitors. No sidewall panel or equipment shall project further than thirty inches from the main back wall, nor exceed eight feet in height. There shall be no obstruction of the aisles.
4. Building Restrictions No objects may be pasted, tacked, nailed, screwed, or in any manner attached to the wails, floors, columns, or other parts of the King Hemy VII Hotel or its furnishings.
5. Fire Precautions Combustible demations cannot be used in any manner by an exhibitor. All packing and shipping materials must be removed from the Exhibition area upon completion of booth arrangement. Volatile or flammable matter or any other substance representing a danger to the attendees or the physical facilities will not be permitted in the building. The Midwest Regional Meeting reserves the right to enforce this regulation as it sees fit in accordance with prudent and cautious practice.
6. Furniture If additional furniture is required, beyond that described in 2 above, this may be ordered later and details will be provided in the Exhibitor Package, about 8 weeks prior to the meeting date, directly from Heritage Exposition Services, the company that is providing the booth set-ups.
7. Liability There is an indemnity clause on the attached Contract Form. The Exhibit Hall will be locked during the hours when the Exhibition is closed to the public and every reasonable precaution will be taken to protect your firm against a loss, but we cannot guarantee this.
9. Assembly of Exhibits Installation of exhibits may commence at noon Wednesday, October 25. Installation should be completed no later than 6:00 PM that evening. The Midwest Regional Meeting reserves the right to re-sell booth space not claimed by 3:00 PM, October 25, without refund of any kind.
10. Dismantling of Exhibits All exhibitors must remain for the entire Exposition, which ends at 11:00 AM, Friday, October 27. Exhibits may be dismantled after the close of the Ex~osition Dismantling must not begin until the Exposition is closed In any case, exhibits must be completely dismantled and removed by 3:00 PM, Friday, October 27.
11. Booth Personnel The booth should be staffed by exhibit P nnel at all times that the Exposition is open to attendees. Each exhibitor will be provided wi six adges that will allow admission to the Exhibition and to the technical sessions at the Meeting. P ease provide the names of those who will complete the attached form with the names of those who will be representing your company at the Exhibition. Additional badges (more than six) may be obtained at registration at a cost of $lO/person.
12. Admission to the Exhibition Area Admission to the Exhibition Hall will be by badge only, and this rule will be strictly enforced All 2000 Midwest Regional Meeting badges will be honored.
Appendix D. Statistics from the Regional Meetings Planning Office, ACS National
5114101 REGISTRATION REVENUE
REG TYPE
ADVANCE MEMBER ADVANCE NON-MEMBER ADVANCE UNDERGRAD ADVANCE GRAD ADVANCE HlGH SCHOOL TEACHER RETlREDlEMERlTUWNEMPLOYED GUEST 50 YEAR MEMBER ONSITE MEMBER ONSITE NON MEMBER ONSITE UNDERGRAD ONSITE GRAD ONSITE RETlREDlEMERITUSNNEMPLOYED ONSITE HlGH SCHOOL TEACHER ADDITIONAL EXHIBITOR ONSITE GUEST STAFF MEWER STAFF NONMEMBER COMP U(HBIT0R
TOTALS
OTHER REVENUE WOMEN CHEMISTS LUNCHEON AWARD DINNER TOTAL OTHER REVENUE
TOTAL MEETING REVENUE (COLLECTED BY ACS)
CHECKS DISPERSED CHRIS SPILLING 10IlINX) CHRIS SPILLINGRAY MOUNT 10/24/00 CHRIS SPILLINGRAY MOUNT 12108100 TOTAL CHECKS DISPERSED SUBTOTAL OF BALANCE DUE MWRM 2000 EXPENSES INCURRED THROUGH ACS 1ST MAILNGS (PRINTING) 1ST MAlLNG S (POSTAGE AND MAlL HOUSE FEES) 2ND WUNG (PRINING) 2ND MAILING (POSTAGE AND MAlL HOUSE FEES) TOTAL WENSES INCURRED
MWRM 2000 35TH MIDWEST REGIONAL MEETING
HENRY Vlll HOTEL AND CONFERENCE CENER OCTOBER 25 - 27,2000
FINAL REGISTRATION REVENUE REPORT
NO OF ATTENDEES
196 25 115 138 2 11 2 8 85 18 44 45 2 3 2 4 10 5 56 83
REG FEE
$45.00 $55.00 $20.00 $20.00 $20.00 $20.00 $20.00 $0.00 $55.00 $65.00 $N.W $30.00 $30.00 $20.00 $20.00 $20.00 $45.00 $55.00 $0.00 $0.00
TOTALS
BALANCE DUE MWRM2000
OOZ Z6 1 9z OP C 9 062
AMERICAN CHEMICAL SOCIETY
Participant Count Local Section
For Meeting: MWRM2000 35TH MIDWEST REGIONAL
Local Section
Arnes Baton Rouge central Missouir Central Utah Chemical Society of Washington - - - - - - - - -
-mcago Cincinnati Coastal Empire Colorado Decatur-Springfield
, Detroit East Tennessee Greater Houston Huron Valley Illinois-Iowa Indiana Indianapolis Iowa Kalamazoo Kansas City Kansas State University Kentucky Lake Lawrance
t e x i n g t o r r -
Mark Twain Memphis Mid-Missouri Minnesota
Total Participants
Page I of 2
Registration
Appendix E. Complete Budget Breakdown
REVENUES
Advance Midwest Steering Committee provided an advance of
St. Louis Section: The St Louis Section provided an advance of
Exposition 1 x pro bono 20 X standard booth rate ($400) = $8,000 5 X late standard booth rate ($450) = 2,250 17 X academic booth rate ($200) = $3,400 1 X late academic booth rate ($250) = $250 Additional exhibitor = $175 Total
Donations Searle (Sikorski) $3,000 Monsanto (Sikorski) $3,000 Mosanto (Halaweish) $,lo00 Sigma $1,000 Cargill (Halaweish) $1,000 RAM technologies $500 PharmAgra (Takacs)$250 Steris $1,000 Nebraska section (Takacs) $250 Total
EXPENSES
Symposia
Frontier of Analyhcal Chemistry(Wa1t Zelinski) Edward Yeung $403.88 Charles Lochrnuller 212.00 Milt Lee 491.00
$1106.88
Supramolecular Chemistry (George GokeYGeny Atwood)
Biotech (Greg Wall) Greg Wall Robert Bremmel
Frontiers in Drug Discovery (Jim Sikorski) Catering only
Coffee Lunch Reception
Green Chemistry (Stan Manahan) Mary Kirchoff Wes Jackson K ~ M Y Garrison
Natural Products (Fathi Halaeish) Fathi Halweish
Organometallic (Jim Tahacs) Greg Cook Jim Takacs T.V. Rajanbabu Ei-ichi Negishi John Montgomery Shon Pulley Paul Hanson Richard Larock
Hybrid Materials (Steve Keller) Lori Vermeulen Steve Keller Tavis Holman
Radiolabled Drugs (Mike Welch) Sylvia Jurisson $85.00
$85.00
wstory of Chemistry (Hal Harris)
Total
Publicity Pens
Wilfred Arnold $208.38 William Jensen $236.93 UMSL-Chem $65
$510.31
Audiovisual Rental For a breakdown see invoice Total
Booth Rental Heritage (Pipe, Drape, Sign, 2 chairs, skirted table) $49.50 x 43 booths
Poster Board Rental Heritage (4x8 two sided) $43 per unit x 36 boards
Mailing and Printing Total mailings: Midwest 4,500, others 7302 (including Chicago 5507, central IL 708, Memphis 381, etc.) Preliminary announcement covered by UMSL Call for Papers $6,247.59 Final Announcement $1,820.31
Abstract books
Undergraduate Program Cost to move booths (Heritage) Catering Total
[grant income WWM contribution
Catering
Midwest Steering Committee luncheon (26): Breaks Breaks Mixers Hospitality Suite
Mixer snacks (CDS)
Total
Banquet: [Stl-ACS contribution [event income [shortfall
Women Chemist [Stl-ACS contribution [event income [shortfall
New Chemist Reception [paid by St. Louis Section
Miscellaneous
Bank charges Bowls (CDS) Paper (CDS)
Treasurer Expenses Expo Mailing (UMSL)
nenry VII Hotel Sikorski Symposium Coffee Lunch Reception Total Sikorski Symposium
(309.75) (407.40)
(1 81 7.30) (2.534.45) Check # 105
Wilfred N. Arnold William Jensen UMSL - Dept. of Chemistry
History of Chemistry History of Chemistry History of Chemistty
Total History of Chemistty
Check # 109 Check5 110 Check# 111
(510.31)
Milton L. Lee Edward L. Yeung Charles Lochmuller
Analytical Chemistry Analybcal Chemistry Analytical Chemistry
Total Analytical Chemistry
35th M~dwest Reqlonal Flnanaal Summary I 4/5/01 I
INCOME
4dvances St. Louis Section 6/23/99 Midwest Regional Steering Committee 1 W/99 St. Louis Section 511 9/00
TOTAL ADVANCES
ACS National ACS National ACS National
TOTAL ADVANCES AGAINST REGISTRATION
RAM Technology Monsanto Co. G.D. Searle Steris Corporation Pharmacia Sigma Chemical Cargill, Inc. PharmAgra Labs Nebraska Section
TOTAL CORPORATE DONATIONS
17 @ $200 -- Academic booth rate 1 @ $250 - Late Academic booth rate
20 @ $400 -- Standard booth rate 5 @ $450 -- Late Standard booth rate 1 @ $1 75 -- Additional Attendees
TOTAL BOOTH INCOME
silb&mE
SLU Chemistry Club (Undergrad Program) 1 1/7/00
TOTAL OTHER INCOME
TOTAL INCOME
Page 1 Printed 04/05/2001 35th MWRM
EXPENSES
Expenses,-- Meeting
HenryVllHotel
Wilfred N. ArnoldWilliam JensenUMSL - Dept, of Chemistry
Milton L. LeeEdward L. YeungCharles Lochmuller
Greg WallRobert Bremel
Silvia Jurisson
FathiHalaweish
Kenny GarrisonWes JacksonMary Kirchhoff
Lori VermeulenSteve KellerKevin Holman
Greg CookJim TakacsT. V. RajanBabuEl-ichiNegishiJohn MontgomeryShon R. PulleyPaul R. HansenRichard C. Larock
(10,043.54)
Sikorski SymposiumCoffeeLunchReceptionTotal Sikorski Symposium
Historyof ChemistryHistoryof ChemistryHistory of Chemistry
Total History ol Chemistry
Analytical ChemistryAnalytical ChemistryAnalytical Chemistry
Total Analytical Chemistry
BiotechniquesBiotechniques
Total Biotechniques
Radiolabeled DrugsTotal Radiolabeled Drugs
Natural ProductsTotal Natural Products
Green ChemistryGreen ChemistryGreen Chemistry
TotalGreen Chemistry
Organicy'lnorgan ic Hybrid Mat'l:Organicr'lnorganic Hybrid Mat'l:Organ icllnorgan ic Hybrid Matl:
Organometall ic ChemicalsOrganometal I ic Chem icalsOrganometal lic Chem icalsOrganometall ic ChemicalsOrganometal I ic Chem icalsOrganometallic ChemicalsOrganometallic Chem icalsOrg anometal I ic Ctrem icals
Total Organometell ic Chemicals
(2,534.45) Check # 105
(825.50)
Total Organicfl norganic Hybrid Materials (650.72)
(30e.7s)(407.40)
(1817.30)
(208.38)(236.e3)(6s.00)
(4e1.00)(403.88)(212.00)
(156.36)(647.00)
{8s.00)
(481.66)
(1es.00)(2s2.50)(338.00)
(156.36)(1s6.36)(338.00)
(803.36)
(8s.00)
{481.66)
(510.31)
Check # 109Check # 110Check # 1'11
Check # 112Check # 1 13C h e c k # 1 1 4
Check # 1'15Check# 116
Check # 1 17
C h e c k # 1 1 8
Check #1 19Check #120Check #121
Check #124Check #125Check #126
Check #127Check #'128Check #129Check #'130Check #131Check #'133Check #134Check #135
(1,106.88)
(3,04s.66)
(462.00)(615.76)(304 00)(361.36)(148.00)(347.61)(427.62)(37e.31)
35th MWRM Page2 Printed 0d.rcslz001
Expenses -- Catering
Chris SpillingChris Spi l l ingHenryVllHotelHenryVl lHotelHenryVl lHotelHenryVllHotelHenry Vll HotelHenryVl lHotelHenryVl lHotelHenryVl lHotelHenryVl lHotel
Expenses -- Printing
Hathaway Consulting
Expenses -- M iscel laneous
Spirit Products, Ltd.Bank o{ AmericaChris SpillingGary Clapp, Treasurer, ACS KC SectionSt. Louis Section
Expenses -- Meeting
SwankAVHeritage Exhibits
Expenses - PubliciV
Expenses -- Mailing
Lawrence Barton
TOTAL EXPENSES
Income - Expenses
Bank of America Checking Account Balance
Expenses -- Henry Vlll HotelTotal paid to HenryVlll (Check #105)
(10,477.0s)
Bowlsfor mixer (Big Lots)Snacks for Mixer (SchnucKs)New Member ReceptionUnderg raduate ReceptionCoffe (Thursday)Coffe (Friday)Other Mixer o(pensesSteering Committee lunchMidwestAward BanquetWomen Chemists'LunchHospitality Suite (3@1 68.74)
(7,304.48)
35th MWRM Books, 1000 copies
(1,234.05)
PensChecking Acct. FeesPaper (Office Ma,r)Steering Committee Treasu rerRepay advance less Section Costs
(11,242.30\
AV Equipment & ServicesExhibit Equipment & Services
(320.10)
Exibition Mailings
(40,6?1.52)
49.774.53 mtnus
$9.153.01
(12,928.38)
(9.92) Check # 102(73.20) Check # '103
(607.70) Check # 105(959.93) Check # 105(678.50) Check # 105(678.50) Check # 105
(2,251.44) Check # 105(421 .75) Check # 105
(3,257.39) Check # 105(1,032.50) Check # 105
(506.22) Check # 105
(7,304.48) Check # 104
(438.60) Check # 101(82.00) Bank deductns(11.79) Check # 102
(389.25) Check # 108(312.41) Check # 123
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Aceount Summar5r fnforrnationStatement Period 06lOLlOINumber of Deposits/CreditsNumber of Withdrawals/Debits\Tumber of Deposited ltems
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Checks
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9,153.010.00
107.909,045.11
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