Image created by Andrew Lehoullier

​​​​​What do we do?

• ​Provide a forum for communication and facilitate collaboration among professionals in government, business, academia, and other segments of environmental science.
  

• Organize an annual meeting and short-course to help members stay current with the latest research and network with one another.
  

• Offer students financial support to travel to and present their work at our meeting and at SETAC North America's annual meeting. ​​​​(Chapter support for the awards varies depending on the location of meeting and number of applicants.)​
  

​​Who are we?

     Midwest SETAC is a regional chapter of SETAC North America. Our chapter members represent academia, regulatory agencies, and industries, and           includes students studying environmental toxicology and chemistry. Most members reside in Minnesota, Wisconsin, or Illinois.​

the Midwest Chapter of the Society of Environmental

Toxicology and Chemistry

​

​

​Midwest SETAC is a non-profit (501)(c)(6) 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 (contact information on the Chapter Governance Tab) with questions or if you'd like to volunteer to work with the chapter.​​