ACS Division of Environmental Chemistry
Membership
Areas Of Impact
As a member of the Division of Environmental Chemistry, you help to provide a forum that impacts the course of environmental chemistry research
Advocacy and Representation
Represents the field of environmental chemistry to other researchers and the public
Knowledge Sharing
Leads the exchange of technical information in symposia, webinars and workshops
Professional Development
Provides training and professional development specific to the field of environmental chemistry
Policy Guidance
Guides national (U.S.) and international environmental policy
Recognition and Support
Actively recognizes fellow members for excellence in the field
Strategic Leadership
Steers the division’s future
The many activities that I have been able to enjoy internationally and many of the collaborations that I have in my research capacities are because of my involvement with the division.
Excerpt from “Faces of ACS ENVR”, a series of profiles on scientists and leaders that have been impacted by the ACS Division of Environmental Chemistry (ACS ENVR).
George Cobb, Ph.D. who joined ACS ENVR in 1984 and has been an active member for over 30 years. He was the chair of the division from 2015-2017. Read the full interview here
George Cobb, Ph.D.
ACS fellow, former ACS ENVR Chair,
Chair of the Environmental Science Department at Baylor University
Interactions with several members of the division and attending social networking opportunities hosted by them allowed me to interact with several pioneers in the field, whose work is internationally recognized. These opportunities motivated me to become a member.
Excerpt from “Division of Environmental Chemistry (ENVR)”, one of a series of videos on the benefits of division membership from the American Chemical Society YouTube Channel.
Sherine Obare was the chair of the division from 2022-2023.
Sherine Obare, Ph.D.
ACS fellow, former ACS ENVR Chair, Vice Chancellor for Research and Engagement, University of North Carolina Greensboro
Membership Benefits
Thinking About Joining?
Communication and Updates
- EnvirofACS Newsletter: Receive timely announcements delivered to your inbox.
- Advance Notice: Get updates on dynamic programming at each ACS National Meeting.
- Webinars: Access to ACS ENVR Live Webinars.
Funding and Resources
- Grants for Local Programming: Eligibility for ACS ENVR grants (typically $500, sometimes $1000) for initiatives like science fairs and regional meetings. Click here for application form
- Member Resources
Participation and Recognition
- Voting Rights: Right to vote for ACS ENVR officers and run for office.
- Committee Involvement: Opportunity to serve on division committees.
- Award Nominations: Eligibility to be nominated for ACS ENVR awards.
Social Benefits
- Social Event Perks: One extra drink ticket at the division Social & Reception during National Meetings.
Membership Pricing
As of August 2019, the annual dues for membership are as follows, with the most current rates available at ACS Technical Division Prices.
We invite you to renew your ACS ENVR membership along with your ACS renewal. Annual division dues are low relative to some other divisions. We encourage you to recommend ACS ENVR to colleagues, and especially students, student membership is only $10/year! We also encourage you to nominate students for ACS ENVR awards.
| Membership | Price |
|---|---|
| ACS Members | $15.00 |
| Students | $10.00 |
| Emeritus | $0.00 |
| ACS Society Affiliates | $20.00 |
| ACS Non-Members | $20.00 |