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Q: How do I become an ACSSA member?
Q: How do I become an ACSSA member?
A: There are two ways to join:
A: There are two ways to join:
1.) Since we are representatives of the national organization, you have the option of becoming a member of the American Chemical Society. To do so, please email William Clarke at cbilly@vt.edu to receive more information; this option is generally targeted for Chemistry majors only.
1.) Since we are representatives of the national organization, you have the option of becoming a member of the American Chemical Society. To do so, please email William Clarke at cbilly@vt.edu to receive more information; this option is generally targeted for Chemistry majors only.
2.) We also allow members to solely join the chapter at Virginia Tech. In order to do this, please contact Anna Cheplick at canna4@vt.edu.
2.) We also allow members to solely join the chapter at Virginia Tech. In order to do this, please contact Anna Cheplick at canna4@vt.edu.
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Q: When does the club usually meet?
Q: When does the club usually meet?
A: Thursdays at 7:00 PM.
A: Thursdays at 7:00 PM.
Q: When can I join?
Q: When can I join?
A: We accept members at any time of the year.
A: We accept members at any time of the year.
Q: What are the requirements for being a member?
Q: What are the requirements for being a member?
A: Membership is open to any majors; we have members of almost every college at Virginia Tech.
A: Membership is open to any majors; we have members of almost every college at Virginia Tech.
Q: Does the club have a professional aspect?
Q: Does the club have a professional aspect?
A: Yes, we offer discounted prices for Kaplan Test Prep (i.e. GRE, GMAT, MCAT, PTCE, etc). In addition to this, we are launching a new initiative, "Short Courses," this semester (Fall 2017) that will teach members Chemistry techniques that you may have not learned in a lab setting but may be required of you in industry.
A: Yes, we offer discounted prices for Kaplan Test Prep (i.e. GRE, GMAT, MCAT, PTCE, etc). In addition to this, we are launching a new initiative, "Short Courses," this semester (Fall 2017) that will teach members Chemistry techniques that you may have not learned in a lab setting but may be required of you in industry.
**For more inquiries, please contact William Clarke at cbilly@vt.edu.**
**For more inquiries, please contact William Clarke at cbilly@vt.edu.**
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