Great Lakes Green Chemistry Student Network

 

Welcome to the website of the Great Lakes Green Chemistry STUDENT Network!

With the support of the Michigan Green Chemistry Clearinghouse, the GLGC Student Network is working to becomethe go-to place for all students, from K-12 to graduate, to learn about where the action is for students interested in all fields of environmental science and health, focusing on Green Chemistry and Green Engineering,  but also including information and learning about toxicology, nano and Green Chemistry, public health, policy and much more!

The GLGC Student Network is striving to the place to come for

  • learning about undergraduate and graduate chemistry programs that are incorporating the 12 Principles of Green Chemistry  and the 12 Principles of Green Engineering and doing cutting-edge research in the field;
  • linking up and networking  with other students and scientists who share your research interests as well as giving you  the opportunity to ask questions and engage in dialogue with the top people in the field through our regular “Ask an Expert” feature;
  • finding out about internships, fellowship, scholarships, and jobs in Green Chemistry and Engineering and other fields of interest to environmental scientists.

We are looking for students interesting in participating on our Student Advisory Board – we want to know  your ideas and interests, and we need your help in developing our social networking capacity!  Please email us at glgreenchemistry@gmail.com

Register for this site and join our email list to learn about webinars, conferences, and important information. And stay tuned for news about  an upcoming webinar with GreenCentre Canada on what they look for when hiring.

CONTACT US at glgreenchemistry@gmail.com

 

  • Job Postings 

    Posted 12/7/2102: Green Chemistry Position at the State of Washington Department of Ecology

    The State of Washington Department of Ecology is recruiting Master's to Ph.D. level candidates for a new green chemistry science position. For more information, click here

  • Free Webinar Broadcasts of the Great Lakes Green Chemistry Conference (November 13-14, 2012):  Register for keynote addresses and panel sessions of your choice here.

  • “Brown Bag” Great Lakes Student Network Webinar Series

    September 19, 2012: "The Student Green Chemistry Commitment" by Amy S. Cannon, PhD (Executive Director, Beyond Benign) and Kate Anderson (Director of Education, Beyond Benign)

     PDF and video recording of the presentation are now available.


    Inaugural Webinar of the "Brown Bag" Great Lakes Green Chemistry Student Network Webinar Series:

    "Opportunities for a career in Chemistry and how to get hired" by Julie McLachlan M. Eng, P. Eng(Director, Laboratory Services; GreenCentre Canada)

    PDF of presentation.

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