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Student Leadership Council

Mission

The Center for Environmentally Beneficial Catalysis (CEBC) and the Student Leadership Council (SLC) have a general mission of promoting interdisciplinary interactions among trainees supported by the NSF-funded CEBC, and participating in outreach to the larger community, including the University of Iowa, University of Kansas, Washington University in St. Louis, Prairie View A&M University, other institutions, government, and industry.

Context

The Center for Environmentally Beneficial Catalysis was established to develop environmentally beneficial processes that are also stable and economically viable, and to educate, formally and informally, future engineers and scientists.
These students will be uniquely trained in the engineering, science and optimization of environmentally beneficial, economically viable catalytic processes.
Through outreach programs, the public will be informed of the Center’s role in developing greener chemistry.
In order to promote the educational goals held by the Center, the Student Leadership Council (SLC) was developed to promote self-leadership among undergraduate and graduate students supported by the Center.
While working with supervising faculty from academia and industry, the SLC shall bring together students from the three institutions to ensure the sharing of knowledge and promotion of educational objectives outlined by the Center.

Aims

Provide leadership for the undergraduate and graduate students of the Center for Environmentally Beneficial Catalysis, including The University of Iowa, The University of Kansas, Washington University in St. Louis, and Prairie View A&M University.
Act as representatives of the students in all discussions with the CEBC administration concerning their general well being.
Actively encourage and promote cooperation and camaraderie among the students.

Officers

President
Subramanya Nayak
WUStL

Sagar Sarsani
Vice President
Sagar, Sarsani
KU

Vice President
Emmanuel Ankudey
UI

Vice President
Bankole Kehinde
PVAMU

Resources

The ERC Student Page - this section of the NSF ERC website contains resources of interest to students. These include:
- links to the websites of all SLCs,
- links to student homepages,
- a "Joblink" section where ERC students can search for employment and post their resumes,
- a networking section with a message board, and
- links to ERC newsletters.
CEBC SLC Bylaws (pdf)
CEBC SLC Presentation at the 2004 National ERC Student Retreat (pdf)

Last updated, June 12, 2008

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