The document provides information about the American Chemical Society (ACS), including its history, leadership, publications, services, and strategic goals. It notes that ACS was founded in 1876, publishes numerous journals and databases, convenes major conferences, and provides $22 million in grants annually. The strategic plan focuses on serving members through education, innovation, and diversity while communicating chemistry's value in addressing world challenges.

1. American Chemical
Society(ACS)
Leader
• Ayesha Fayyaz (07)
Group Members
• Amna Babar(05)
• Zoonash Riaz(22)
• Ayesha Younas(38)
• Nabeela Jameel(12)

2. History
• Found in April 6, 1876
• The first president: John William draper

3. John William Draper
• Born: 5th May 1811
• Died: 4th January
1882
• Belong to: England

4. • Membership: More than 158,000
• Journals: 47
• Chemical Abstracts Records: More than 42 million
• CAS REGISTRY Organic &Inorganic substances: More than 105
million
• ACS Journal Article Downloads: 83 million
• Petroleum Research Grants: $25.1 million
• Academic Institutions using SciFinder: 2,293
• Employees: 1,978
Facts About ACS

5. • ACS is available in print format in several libraries.
• Online access is also available on ACS website.
Format

6. Subject Strengths
• Applied
• Bio-Chemistry
• Macromolecular
• Organic
• Physical, Inorganic and Analytical

8. Services of ACS
• ACS publishes numerous scientific journals and databases
• Convenes major research conferences
• Provides educational, science policy and career programs in
chemistry
• Give more than $22 million grants every year

9. Searching
• Citation (journals)
• Subject
• Anywhere (Title, Author, Abstract)
• Advance Search

11. Publications
• All publications list is available on ACS website in A to Z order.

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16. Core Values
• Passion for chemistry and the global chemistry
enterprise in the broadest sense
• Research
• Education
• Innovation
• Solutions
Recent Strategic Plan

17. • Focus on members
• Service to members
• Volunteer contributions
• Professionalism
• Integrity and transparency
• High standards
• Diversity and inclusion
• Diverse community of highly-skilled chemistry professionals
• Advancement of chemistry as a global multidisciplinary science

18. • Provide Information
Be the most authoritative, comprehensive, and indispensable provider
of chemistry-related information and knowledge-based solutions.
• Advance Member Careers
Empower an inclusive community of members with networks,
opportunities, resources, and skills to thrive in the global economy.
• Improve Education
Foster the development of the most innovative, relevant, and effective
chemistry education in the world.
• Communicate Chemistry’s Value
Communicate chemistry’s vital role in addressing the world’s
challenges to the public and policymakers.
Goals

19. • Improving people’s
lives through the
transforming power
of chemistry.
• To advance the
broader chemistry
enterprise and its
practitioners for the
benefit of earth and
its people.
Mission & Vision

20. Thank You
For listing us.