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Symposia Organized by Dr. Pence
"Integrating
Computational Chemistry and Molecular Modeling int
o the Undergraduate Chemistry
Curriculum", Spring 1998 ACS Meeting, March 31, 1998, Dallas, Texas.
"Integrating
Computers into the Undergraduate Curriculum", 15th Biennial Conference
on Chemical Education, Univ. of Waterloo, Canada, Aug. 9-13, 1998
What
is the Next Big Step in using Computers to Teach Chemistry, (Co-organizer:
Kristen Kulinowsk
i - Rice Univ.) Fall, 2000 ACS Meeting, ????, Washngton,
DC
Selected papers and talks on educational technology written by Dr. Pence.
Our Changing
Relationship with
Information, Presented at the SUNY Librarians Association.
Meeting, Fredonia, NY, June 4, 1998 (Power Point).
Whom Can you Trust? Published in t
he CLT Newsletter,
Fall, 1998, page 3
DO WE NEED
MORE BAD BOOKS? (MARCH 1997) - Spring 1997 SUNY CLT Newsletter.
Preparing Chemistry
Students for New Communications Environments (April 1997) Presented
at the Spring, 1997 Am. Chem.Soc. Meeting in San Francisco, CA by Harry
E. Pence and Laura E. Pence (Univ. of Hartford).
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