Societies

Canadian Chemical Producers Association: CCPA is the national trade association of Canadian chemical manufacturers, representing 70 companies and Responsible Care Partners with from 5 to 5,000 employees. The average chemical company in Canada is a small to medium sized enterprise, ranging from family owned chemical companies to affiliates of global chemical companies. CCPA members operate some 200 basic chemical and resin manufacturing sites across Canada. Together, these companies generate revenues of more than $24 billion annually. CCPA is the national trade association of Canadian chemical manufacturers, representing 70 companies and Responsible Care Partners with from 5 to 5,000 employees. The average chemical company in Canada is a small to medium sized enterprise, ranging from family owned chemical companies to affiliates of global chemical companies. CCPA members operate some 200 basic chemical and resin manufacturing sites across Canada. Together, these companies generate revenues of more than $24 billion annually.

The American Association of Textile Chemists and Colorists. The American Association of Textile Chemists and Colorists seeks to promote the increase of knowledge of textile design and the application of colorants, chemicals, and polymers in the textile industry

Synthetic Organic Chemical Manufacturers Association. The Synthetic Organic Chemical Manufacturers Association’s commitment to serving the batch, custom and specialty chemical industry dates back to its inception in 1921.

Society of the Plastics Industry, Inc.

Photochemical Machining Institute. The purpose of the PCMI organization is to monitor developments in photo chemical machining and to address problems that may affect the process or the industry worldwide.

North American Catalysis Society. The North American Catalysis Society was founded in 1956 to promote and encourage the growth and development of the science of catalysis and those scientific disciplines ancillary thereto; to provide educational services to members and other interested individuals; to organize and participate in professional meetings of scientists; to report, discuss and exchange information and viewpoints in the field of catalysis; to serve as a central exchange for the several catalysis clubs concerning information on their activities; and to provide liaison with foreign catalysis societies, with the International Congress on Catalysis, and with other scientific organizations and individuals, no pecuniary gain or profit to members, incidental or otherwise, being contemplated.

New York Academy of Sciences. In service to science, the Academy facilitates communication among scientists, physicians, policy makers,government officers, educators, and journalists from around the world through its interdisciplinary conferences andsection meetings and diverse publications.

New England Association of Chemistry Teachers.

National Science Teachers Association. Exists to promote excellence in science teaching and learning

National Academy of Sciences, National Academy of Engineering, Institute of Medicine, and National Research Council. In 1863, the United States Congress created the National Academy of Sciences to advise the US government in scientific and technical matters.