Founded in 1981, the Chinese-American Chemical Society (CACS) is
a nonprofit, professional organization and has neither national nor
regional political affiliation . Membership is open to professionals and
students in chemistry, chemical engineering, and related fields, and
to individuals and corporations supporting the objectives of the
society. Currently, CACS has a total of 5 local chapters in North
America.
Objectives:
1. Promote fellowship among Chinese American chemists, chemical
engineers, and those working in related profession.
2. Enhance communication and professional interaction among
members.
Provide a forum for the discussion of issues of mutual interest and
concern.
3. Create opportunities for members to share professional
experiences and to participate in joint research and business
ventures.
4. Provide a network for mutual professional enhancement and
career development.
5. Provide career counseling for young people, particularly those
interested in the scientific and engineering careers.
6. Encourage scholarly achievements in chemistry and chemical
engineering, and recognize individuals who have made outstanding
contributions to the science of chemistry, to chemical engineering,
and to the service of the chemical profession.
7. Facilitate interactions between CACS and other scientific
organizations and communities.
a nonprofit, professional organization and has neither national nor
regional political affiliation . Membership is open to professionals and
students in chemistry, chemical engineering, and related fields, and
to individuals and corporations supporting the objectives of the
society. Currently, CACS has a total of 5 local chapters in North
America.
Objectives:
1. Promote fellowship among Chinese American chemists, chemical
engineers, and those working in related profession.
2. Enhance communication and professional interaction among
members.
Provide a forum for the discussion of issues of mutual interest and
concern.
3. Create opportunities for members to share professional
experiences and to participate in joint research and business
ventures.
4. Provide a network for mutual professional enhancement and
career development.
5. Provide career counseling for young people, particularly those
interested in the scientific and engineering careers.
6. Encourage scholarly achievements in chemistry and chemical
engineering, and recognize individuals who have made outstanding
contributions to the science of chemistry, to chemical engineering,
and to the service of the chemical profession.
7. Facilitate interactions between CACS and other scientific
organizations and communities.
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