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You are the epitome of dynamic volunteerism, and it is because of you that our theme tonight is‘Promoting Chemistry through Innovation & Passion.’”  \nCynthia Larive, recipient of the 2015 Award for Volunteer Service to theAmerican Chemical Society, gave the keynote lecture, titled “ACS Volunteers—Planting the  \nKEYNOTE  \nLarive, winner of the Volunteer Service Award, delivers her talk.  \nSeeds ofa Better Tomorrow.” She was honored for her outstanding contributions to undergraduate and graduate education and to the advancement of analytical chemistry inside and outside ACS.  \nDuring her talk, Larive challenged other ACS volunteers to “work together for the betterment of our world and for the advancement of the profession of chemistry.”  \nTHE FOLLOWING AWARDS were presented in Boston:  \nCOMMITTEE ON PUBLIC RELATIONS & COMMUNICATIONS  \nThe 2015 Helen M. Free Award for Public Outreach was presented to Regina (Gina) Malczewski, whois retired from Dow  \nSERVICE Regina (Gina) Malczewski (center) accepts the Helen M. Free Award for Public Outreach from David Gottfried (left), chair of the Committee on Public Relations & Communications, and ACS President Diane Grob Schmidt.  \nCorning. The award recognizes outstanding achievement in public outreach by an ACS member.  \nThroughout her career, and even into her retirement, Malczewski brings science to life for students and the general public. She has developed programs andawards, secured funding and supplies, and helped develop curricula for teachers.  \nThe Outstanding Continuing Public Relations Program of a Local Section Award went to the Indiana Local Section for assisting with the planning of the Celebrate Science Indiana public event and hosting a booth featuring hands-on, interactive activities for kids of all ages.  \nThe Award for Best New Public Relations Program of a Local Section went to  \nthe North Jersey Section for hosting an Edison Day event at Thomas Edison National Historical Parkin West Orange, N.J., which included a National Historic Chemical Landmark dedication.  \nWOMEN CHEMISTS COMMITTEE  \nThe Best Overall WCC Local Section Award went to the California Section, which cosponsored nine science cafés, organized a National Chemistry Week (NCW) handson activity program for Girl Scouts, and helped organize the “Women Leaders in the Global Chemistry Enterprise” symposium atan ACS national meeting.  \nCOMMITTEE ON ECONOMIC & PROFESSIONAL AFFAIRS  \nThe Outstanding Technical Division Career Program Award went to the Division of Organic Chemistry for putting on the Young Investigators Symposium at fall ACS national meetings.  \nThe Outstanding Local Section Career Program Award went totheSt. Louis Section for organizing a program that provides career services for members and chemists considering relocation tothe St. Louis area.  \nYOUNGER CHEMISTS COMMITTEE  \nThe Outstanding Local Section Younger Chemists Committee Award went to the Chemical Society of Washington. In 2014, the CSWYCC organized seven events, including outreach activities, networking trivia contests, webinars, and chemistry demonstratio","cbCaigJPiSz2q9HS","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaigJPiSz2q9HS","pdf",146593,"English","# ACS Honors Its Volunteers\n## ChemLuminary Awards recognize volunteer efforts\n## Keynote: Cynthia Larive\n## Award presentations by ACS committees\n### Committee on Public Relations & Communications\n### Women Chemists Committee\n### Committee on Economic & Professional Affairs\n### Younger Chemists Committee\n### Committee on Divisional Activities\n### Society Committee on Education","[{\"question\":\"What is the purpose of the ChemLuminary Awards mentioned in the article?\",\"answer\":\"The ChemLuminary celebration recognizes ACS volunteers who promote chemistry through innovation and passion, reflecting their commitment and time spent helping the society fulfill its mission.\"},{\"question\":\"Who delivered the 2015 keynote lecture, and what was the focus of the talk?\",\"answer\":\"Cynthia Larive delivered the keynote lecture. 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