Main Navigation
2015 Chapter Meeting Above is our 2015 winning logo, submitted by
Midwest SETAC and Northland SOT Joint Meeting Jeremiah Junken, of junkendesign.com
Location: Duluth, Minnesota
Dates: March 9 - 11, 2015
Below: Sunrise over Lake Superior from Canal Park; SS William A. Irvin (museum)
About Us...
The Midwest Chapter of the Society of Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry was established in 1992 as a regional, professional society to promote the use of multidisciplinary approaches to examine the impacts of chemical and technology on the environment. We are comprised of environmental scientists, government, and industry and environmental interest groups.
Our Mission...
1. Promote research, education, training and development of the environmental sciences.
2. Encourage interactions among environmental scientists and disseminate information on environmental toxicology and chemistry.
3. Sponsor scientific and educational programs and provide a forum for communication among professionals in government, business, academia and other segments of the environmental science community involved in the use, protection and management of the environment.
The Midwest Chapter of the Society of Environmental Toxicology and Chemistry was established in 1992 as a regional, professional society to promote the use of multidisciplinary approaches to examine the impacts of chemical and technology on the environment. We are comprised of environmental scientists, government, and industry and environmental interest groups.
Our Mission...
1. Promote research, education, training and development of the environmental sciences.
2. Encourage interactions among environmental scientists and disseminate information on environmental toxicology and chemistry.
3. Sponsor scientific and educational programs and provide a forum for communication among professionals in government, business, academia and other segments of the environmental science community involved in the use, protection and management of the environment.
Midwest SETAC is a non-profit organization dedicated to the use of multidisciplinary approaches to examine the impacts of chemicals and technology on the environment. The chapter is operated as an independent affiliate of the international SETAC organization and is wholly responsible for the information provided. Feel free to contact us with questions.
This web site maintained by Allison Betancourt
Last Edited: February 27, 2015
Job Openings!
ORISE Internship/Research Programs (ongoing)
Let the SETAC Career Center help you make your next employment connection.
