ACT2

Associated Chemistry Teachers of Texas

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Our Mission

The Associated Chemistry Teachers of Texas, ACT2, is a statewide non-profit organization of elementary through college teachers and supervisors and those interested in science education who are dedicated to maintaining the highest levels of chemistry education in Texas schools.  The Association is an affiliate of the Science Teachers Association of Texas, the largest organization in the state committed to promoting excellence and innovation in science teaching and learning.

The major objectives of ACT2 are to recognize and support those interested in teaching chemistry on all levels in a learner-centered environment, to provide common ground for the exchange of ideas, and to improve the quality of chemistry teaching and chemical education throughout the state of Texas.  The fulfillment of these objectives is in part accomplished through annual state meetings and biennial conferences that address the needs of chemistry teachers and the content-specific training necessary to utilize the latest advancements in chemical education.  Active membership consists of all parties interested in the teaching of chemistry and those who shall assent to the constitution and pay the regular dues.

CAST 2009 Scholarships!

ACT2 is providing 10 $100 scholarships to CAST 2009 in Galveston.  Click here to download and complete the pdf application form.

Time to Start Making Plans for the ACT2 2010 Biennial.  More information forthcoming.

BCCE 2010 links: http://bcce2010.org
Location: University of North Texas, Denton
Dates: August 1 - 5, 2010

 

Chem Is Try - The George Hague Tribute (requires Powerpoint)

The Welch Summer Scholar Program

ACS Legislative Action Center - This site will identify your elected officials, provide information on key issues, and allow you to send a letter or e-mail message to your legislators with a few clicks of your mouse.

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Last modified: 08/09/09