Month: June 2012

Introduction – Seann Mulcahy

in Introduction

I will continue the trend of introductions. I grew up in upstate New York with an interest in pursuing a scientific career in some form. I entered the University of Richmond (VA) with the intention of pursuing medical school upon graduation, but after taking organic chemistry (and loving it), I quickly discovered where my real […]

Introduction – Katie Frato

in Introduction

Hi all–thought I would follow Adam’s lead and introduce myself. Here at BU I’m a chemist, but my path toward chemistry has taken many twists and turns. I did my undergraduate work at The College of Wooster in Ohio, where I was a double major in both biology and physics. Wooster gave me lots of […]

Lessons from the 2012 ACS National Meeting in San Diego

in Funding Resources

The Younger Chemists’ Committee hosted a wonderful session in March on securing external funding at primarily undergraduate institutions and I thought it would be good to share with this audience. This post is very long, but I found this information very useful. The first part of the session focused on how to set yourself up […]

Introduction – Adam Moser

in Introduction

This purpose of this blog is to allow current and former PFFs to be able to discuss topics and ask  questions more easily.  It was also discussed that PFFs that use the blog should introduce themselves so help get an idea of where we all are, so this is my introduction. I did my undergraduate […]