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Liane Gould is the Manager of Career Services at the American Chemical Society. She has more than15 years of experience in the workforce development arena. Additionally, she is a certified Life/Career Coach specializing in mid-life transitions.
David Harwell is the Assistant Director for Career Management & Development at the American Chemical Society. He has a Ph.D. in chemistry focusing on main group compounds of silicon, boron and phosphorus. In his former lives, he has been a salesman, a student, a postdoc and a professor.
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November 30, 2008 at 10:09 pm |
Hi,
I’d appreciate if I could talk to someone in the Career Services Office. I taught H.S. chem and gen’l sci in NYC Board of Ed for 8 years then got Ph.D. in chem and worked in pharma for 25 years. At this point am retiring from pharma and would like to go back to teaching. I live in Norther N.J. and could use some couseling about best way(s) to do this.
Thank you for your help
Ken