Ambassadors for Green Chemistry

Welcome to our Ambassadors for Green Chemistry website!

We are excited to see this event network and unite those interested in green chemistry. The Ambassadors for Green Chemistry is an event arranged by students at Gordon College in conjunction with the University of Oregon, that seeks to promote the field of green chemistry. The event revolves around a group of Green Chemistry Ambassadors who are experts in various areas of green chemistry.

Our Ambassadors will be available to give you a behind-the-scenes look at an area of green chemistry that might interest you. We hope to have a broad range of participants, such as students, researchers, and teachers. Our ambassadors will gather with interested folks and head to local restaurants to discuss current and exciting aspects of green chemistry in a casual and informal "birds-of-a-feather" setting.

This event will promote the networking of green chemistry professionals with those eager to learn more about the emerging science. We hope this aids in building a community of individuals devoted to furthering the science of green chemistry.

For the convenience of those attending the plenary symposium, Big picture concerns and real green chemistry solutions, the group will meet at the Moscone Center at the site of that symposium.

• Where?
  
  Moscone Center
  Gateway Ballroom 103
  (near speaker's podium)
  
  
• When??
  
  Meet on Sunday, March 21, 6:10 pm
  
  
• Who??
  
  Anyone and everyone interested in green chemistry
  
  

Any questions, please contact via email by clicking this link.

For more information about the "ambassadors" click here.

The Green Chemistry Education Network (GC Ed Net) serves as a catalyst for integrating green chemistry in chemical education at all levels. As a network of educators we support opportunities to research, develop, implement and disseminate green educational materials. The GC Ed Net reaches out to all chemistry educators through collaboration and mentoring, facilitating professional growth, and fostering the synergistic integration of green chemistry in education.