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Extreme NCW Tour
Extreme NCW Tour episodes
- Inspiring a Passion for Science in DallasThe Extreme Tour rolls to a close in Dallas, where Dave meets Summer, Director of Visitor Experience, at The Science Place.3 min
- Inspiring a Passion for Science in DallasThe Extreme Tour rolls to a close in Dallas, where Dave meets Summer, Director of Visitor Experience, at The Science Place.3 min
- ACS and Chemical TechniciansDave talks with Bernice Carr of the ACS Western Pennsylvania Chemical Technicians group.3 min
- A Taste of Pittsburgh: Carnegie Science CenterPitt students Neil and Derrick find time on homecoming weekend to tell Dave about experiments that kids are doing at the Carnegie Science Center.2 min
- Fun at the St. Louis Science CenterMelissa and Whitney tell Dave about kids' reactions to NCW experiments at the St. Louis Science Center.2 min
- Solar CellsSteve J. talks to Bill about the solar cells experiment he devised for the high school classroom.3 min
- Self-assembly 101Steve C., a UCLA graduate student, describes the self-assembly process to Bill and his work with high school teachers.3 min
- Bill talks ferrofluidsBill talks to UCLA graduate students, Bob and Chris, about the experiment kits they’ve created for the high school classroom.3 min
- Dave interviews students from Cal State, Los AngelesDave talks to CSULA students, Jessica and Scott, about their current research and the ACS Scholars Program.3 min
- Bill recognizes Wellington High SchoolBill talks about the ACS Chemistry Club pilot program and presents Wellington (FL) High School with the first ACS Chemistry Club charter.4 min
About Extreme NCW Tour
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Join Bill Carroll, President of the American Chemical Society (ACS), as he visits 15 cities in 10 days during the Extreme National Chemistry Week (NCW) Tour October 14-23. He'll crisscross the country…
with stopovers in small and large communities to highlight the importance of chemistry and science education.