Auburn University Chemistry Graduate Student Association

CGSA is a graduate club founded to bring together students and faculty from the Chemistry and Biochemistry department.

We strive to provide a close knit community and support for all the students. During the fall our main events focus on home games and providing tailgates at the department.

09/15/2017

CGSA has reserved about 6 parking spaces in front of the building for tomorrow, so that if you do not live near campus you can come in for the tailgate or to work. We ask that if you live within walking distance, you walk and that if you drive in, you carpool if you can, so as to maximize spaces.

If you are stopped at Roosevelt and they ask you for a pass, just tell them that you're a graduate student in the chemistry department and have come in to work. They should let you through.

08/14/2017

Hey! To help raise money for the picnic on Wednesday, we will also be selling these chemistry-themed beer koozies. Already made, available in 3 colors. $5 each. You can talk to Caroline or David if you're interested!

07/12/2017

Hello Everyone- Professor Parish is helping his daughter move out of her apartment (on to grad school!) and has a few items if anyone is interested- a microwave oven and 2 of those carpet protectors (meant for a rolling office chair).

01/31/2017

This one hits close to home.
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01/24/2017

Congratulations Dr. Tutson!

11/28/2016

Join us!

10/25/2016

Join us this Friday!

10/06/2016

The second COSAM Interdisciplinary Colloquium of the semester is next Tuesday, October 11 from 6-7pm in Chemistry Building 151. Refreshments will be served starting at 5:30.

One of our own, Safique Islam, is presenting his work in a talk titled "Radical Chain Reduction ofCCl4 Initiated by Illumination of SPEEK Solutions".

Hope to see you there!

http://www.auburn.edu/academic/cosam/departments/research/colloquium/documents/COSAM-Colloquium-2016-10-11-advert.pdf

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09/13/2016

Tonight from 6-7 in SCC 115 is the first COSAM interdisciplinary colloquium of the semester. Our own Carly Engel will be presenting her work in a talk titled "Investigating Flavin-Based Electron Bifurcation in Heterodisulfide Reductase (HDR)."

Refreshments are served outside at 5:30.

http://www.auburn.edu/academic/cosam/departments/research/colloquium/documents/COSAM-Colloquium-2016-09-13-advert.pdf

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