Reports to: Director of Community Engagement
Classification: Full-Time Exempt
MAJOR FUNCTION
Responsible for the support and development of community engagement programs and execution of other various ECS programs and activities. Facilitates growth of the Society’s educational programming and activities to enhance continuing education offerings. Coordinates participation and execution of section and student chapter programs, student membership program, and student and section engagement throughout the Society. Promotes and increases engagement in outreach and professional development services like the ECS Career Center. Serves as staff liaison for section and student chapter relations, and works closely with staff and volunteer leaders to ensure that these relationships support the Society’s goals and objectives (more…)
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ECS seeks Meetings Program Specialist
Reports to: Director of Meetings
Classification: Full-Time Exempt
Major function
Responsible for the development, organization, and planning of technical program content for ECS meetings (biannual, satellite, and other sponsored events). Provides a high -level of customer service (including technical support) to division leadership, symposium organizers, and meeting authors. (more…)
ECS Clarkson University Student Chapter Named 2021 ECS Outstanding Student Chapter
Posted on November 5, 2021 by ECS StaffECS University of Waterloo Student Chapter and ECS Purdue University Student Chapter are 2021 Chapters of Excellence
The Outstanding Student Chapter Award was established in 2012 to recognize distinguished ECS Student Chapters that demonstrate active participation in the Society’s technical activities; establish community and outreach activities in the areas of electrochemical and solid state science and engineering education; and create and maintain a robust membership base.
2021 ECS Outstanding Student Chapter
ECS congratulates the 2021 Outstanding Student Chapter winner, the ECS Clarkson University Student Chapter, for their dedication and commitment to the advancement of electrochemical and solid state science and engineering education. (more…)
Reports to: Director of Publications
Classification: Full–Time Exempt
MAJOR FUNCTION
Responsible for the timely and accurate support of the publication processing of ECS Transactions and peer review Journals by performing duties related to manuscript submissions, acceptance, online publication, quality check and through to final publication. (more…)
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Provide Input on Chemical Engineering: Challenges and Opportunities in the 21st Century
Posted on May 12, 2021 by ECS StaffThe National Academies of Sciences, Engineering, and Medicine study committee on Chemical Engineering: Challenges and Opportunities in the 21st Century seeks input from the chemical engineering community on the current state and future of the field. The ideas collected will assist the committee members as they outline a vision for chemical engineering research, education, and industrial innovation over the next 30 years.