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ACS updates its resources for two-year colleges
by Blake Aronson, ACS staff
April 11, 2016
| A version of this story appeared in
Volume 94, Issue 15
ACS has updated its “Guidelines for Chemistry in Two-Year College Programs” to address topics such as partnerships between institutions, students’ employability skills, and the development of a safety culture.
The guidelines, approved by the ACS Committee on Education, provide a framework for reviewing chemistry education at two-year colleges and identifying opportunities for growth and improvement.
The “ACS Assessment Tool for Chemistry in Two-Year College Programs” has also been revised to reflect changes to the guidelines. Two-year colleges wanting ACS’s feedback on the results of their assessment can register online through April 21 at www.acs.org/2YGuidelines.
Announcements of ACS news can be sent to acsnews.cen@acs.org.
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