Join us for refreshments, activities, and socialization TOMORROW from 10:30am-1pm at REMSEN 140! The Valentine’s Day Coffee Hour is being ran by ChemDNA and CSSC with students, staff, and faculty all invited. See you there!

Read our newest safety moment on performing a R.A.M.P assessment before starting any new or unfamiliar experiments.

Read our newest safety moment on storing hazardous chemicals safely by following proper guidelines to prevent lab incidents.

This is a reminder that we will be having our December meeting this Thursday, 12/7, from 1-2 pm in NCB 112. We will be having pizza as usual. Please let an eboard member know if you cannot attend.

Please welcome our new Fall 2023 executive board! Photo coming soon! Also in this election, we voted to remove the Facilities Liaison subcommittee and formalized our new Undergraduate Safety Captain Program. Please see our Constitution for details.

The Second Annual Safety Day hosted by the CSSC will be held tomorrow Friday, September 22nd. Here are some general updates since our last announcement: CPR certification and fire extinguisher training registration has closed, but the small spills and gas cylinder events have been opened to walk-ins! Attendees of the Safety Fair, special topic talks, trainings, and...

Safety Day is getting closer and we’re excited to bring you more news on the upcoming schedule and events we’re hosting! We have a variety of fun activities and events on the schedule with games, free food, official certification training, and more so be sure to check it out!

Save the date for our 2nd annual Safety Day happening on Friday, September 22, 2023! We’ll be preparing all sorts of events and fun activities including a lunch fair, speaker talks, safety training opportunities, a scavenger hunt before finishing with a happy hour and safety trivia night with prizes.

Read our newest safety moment on common explosive compounds, how to train and prepare yourself for handling them, and the necessary lab conditions for setting up any experiments with them.

Read our newest safety moment about common tips and things to avoid when using gloves in a laboratory setting.