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Molecular Science and Engineering Building - Room 3201-A | Posted: October 6, 2008
Summary Sentence:
The Spectrum of Career Opportunities for PhD Chemists
Full Summary:
INTA faculty member - Margaret E. Kosal - participated in a cross-campus forum on career possibilities for PhD scientists. On September 17th, the Center on Materials and Devices for information Technology and Research (GT is one of their lead institutions) sponsored a career panel titled "The Spectrum of Career Opportunities for PhD Chemists". This panel featured individuals with chemistry degrees that are working in a spectrum of career areas. The panelists included a patent lawyer, a science and technology advisor who is a current faculty member, and a former NSF Program Officer who is an Education Entrepreneur. The career panel took place on Wednesday, September 17th from 1:00 - 2:30pm in room 3201-A in the Molecular Science and Engineering Building. This event was part of the "Leadership Lunch Series" that is sponsored by the CMDITR.
Professor Margaret E. KosalINTA faculty member - Margaret E. Kosal - participated in a cross-campus forum on career possibilities for PhD scientists.
On September 17th, the Center on Materials and Devices for information Technology and Research (GT is one of their lead institutions) sponsored a career panel titled "The Spectrum of Career Opportunities for PhD Chemists". This panel featured individuals with chemistry degrees that are working in a spectrum of career areas. The panelists included a patent lawyer, a science and technology advisor who is a current faculty member, and a former NSF Program Officer who is an Education Entrepreneur.
The career panel took place on Wednesday, September 17th from 1:00 - 2:30pm in room 3201-A in the Molecular Science and Engineering Building.
This event was part of the "Leadership Lunch Series" that is sponsored by the CMDITR.
