What's New at RSEC:
The UMN RSEC Program will permanently close on August 31, 2007. We are no longer accepting applications for funding.
For questions or comments contact us at woodcock@chem.umn.edu

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University of Minnesota
Department of Chemistry

University of Minnesota,
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The University of Minnesota RSEC program was a five-year NSF funding program designed to assist chemistry faculty at primarily undergraduate institutions with financial support for new research collaborations with Twin Cities chemistry faculty. Support included expenses associated with supplies, instrument use, salary, student stipends and travel funding to regional and national meetings. We also provided technology initiatives, including an Internet seminar program, the RSEC Lecture Series, that uses streaming video technology to deliver an annual series of seminars by internationally prominent scientists. We also provided access to our libraries and other chemistry-related information resources and hosted several national and regional gatherings concerning undergraduate chemistry education. RSEC has provided funding and other assistance to nearly 70 professors and 35 undergraduate chemistry students at 18 different institutions.

Dr. Jeffrey Roberts RSEC Director University of Minnesota Department of Chemistry B-17, 139 Smith Hall 207 Pleasant St. SE Minneapolis, MN 55455-0431 612-625-2363 FAX: 612-626-7541 roberts@chem.umn.edu

Victoria Woodcock RSEC Program Assistant University of Minnesota, Department of Chemistry C-18, 139 Smith Hall Minneapolis, MN 55455-0431 612-625-2901 FAX:612-626-7541 woodcock@chem.umn.edu

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