A UNIQUE LEARNING OPPORTUNITY FOR STUDENTS
Who is Rubber Division, ACS (American Chemical Society)?
Rubber Division, ACS is one of 32 divisions of the American Chemical Society. We are an international association of chemists, engineers, technicians, scientists, plant managers, sales and marketing professionals, and others in the rubber or related fields within industry, academia and government. Our organization enhances science, technology and business across the evolving elastomeric community. We work to be the premier resource for the elastomer industry by providing valuable opportunities to learn, connect and grow. Learn more at rubber.org.
What is the International Elastomer Conference?
Our International Elastomer Conference (IEC) is the premier place where educators, customers, manufacturers and suppliers of materials, equipment, tools and services come together. This event is the one place, one time a year, where you find the best of our industry all under one roof. It provides a forum for the exchange of ideas, observations, regulatory reforms and emerging scientific technologies, as well as learning, networking, seeing current customers and making new ones. It is an event where connections are made, knowledge is shared, new products, new technology and new ideas are introduced, business is conducted, developed and gained, fun is had, encouragement and empowerment happen, and the future is embraced.
An Exclusive Offer For Undergraduate Students!
We will be selecting a limited number of undergraduate students to attend IEC 2021 for free. Selected students will receive complimentary registration, hotel stay, meal and transportation costs. This is a wonderful industry to be a part of and there are tons of professional opportunities in it. Attending IEC 2021 will be a great opportunity for students to gain more knowledge specific to our industry and make connections! Email lb@rubber.org today to express your interest to be selected for this opportunity. Include your name, contact information and major focus of study.