Check here to learn more about ACS Project SEED program
2023
Orientation
2022
In 2022, under the leadership of Mallia, the Georgia Local Section successfully organized the ACS Project SEED program and supported six economically disadvantaged high school students from Gwinnett County. Professor-mentors from Georgia Gwinnett College provided unique research opportunities for the students in their laboratories and mentored them on a daily basis. The six SEED fellows conducted their summer research at the School of Science and Technology, Georgia Gwinnett College and completed safety programs conducted by the host institution.
The SEED program was completed successfully, complying with all SEED guidelines. Students were expected to work like professionals, typically putting in a forty-hour week for ten weeks and were exposed to a variety of professional development topics, including oral presentation skills. All SEED fellows submitted their reports and evaluations by the deadlines. The ACS GA SEED program received attention from Georgia Governor’s policy makers, local news media (Gwinnett Daily Post), and CBS local news media. Five Project SEED students from ACS GA received Project SEED scholarships in 2022.
SEED fellows with Mentors
Project SEED in News
2021
373 HS students participated in the Virtual Project SEED in 2021.
2020
Because of COVID 19 in 2020, Project SEED was held virtually. 291 HS students participated in the Virtual Summer Camp.
Check the 2020 Project SEED annual report here.
2019
Project SEED in NEWS
Gwinnett Daily Post, October 16, 2019.
2018
2017
Georgia Gwinnett College, Engage, 2017, Fall.
2016
2015
The Capital Chemist, 2015, 65 (6), 1-2.
(The Publication of the Chemical Society of Washington Section of the American Chemical Society).
The Capital Chemist, 2015, 65 (6), 5.
(The Publication of the Chemical Society of Washington Section of the American Chemical Society).
The Capital Chemist, 2015, 65 (8), 3-4.
(The Publication of the Chemical Society of Washington Section of the American Chemical Society).
2014
The Chemical Society of Washington’s Project SEED program won the ChemLuminary award in the category of “Outstanding Project SEED program.”ical Society of Washington Project SEED program won the ChemLuminary award in the category “Outstanding Project SEED program”
The Capital Chemist, 2014, 64 (6) 1-2.
(The Publication of the Chemical Society of Washington Section of the American Chemical Society).
The Capital Chemist, 2014, 64 (7), 7.
(The Publication of the Chemical Society of Washington Section of the American Chemical Society).
The Capital Chemist, 2014, 64 (9), 5.
(The Publication of the Chemical Society of Washington Section of the American Chemical Society).
2013
The Chemical Society of Washington’s Project SEED program won the ChemLuminary award in the category of “Outstanding Project SEED program.”
The Capital Chemist, 2013, 63 (6), 10-11.
(The Publication of the Chemical Society of Washington Section of the American Chemical Society).
The Capital Chemist, 2013, 63 (7), 11.
(The Publication of the Chemical Society of Washington Section of the American Chemical Society).
The Capital Chemist, 2013, 63 (8), 6.
(The Publication of the Chemical Society of Washington Section of the American Chemical Society).
2012
The Capital Chemist, 2012, 62 (8), 6.
(The Publication of the Chemical Society of Washington Section of the American Chemical Society).
The Capital Chemist, 2012, 62 (6), 4-5.
(The Publication of the Chemical Society of Washington Section of the American Chemical Society).
2011
The Capital Chemist, 2011, 61 (6), 4
(The Publication of the Chemical Society of Washington Section of the American Chemical Society).
