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About Us
Knowledge & Experience
The Kansas City Section of the ACS is approximately 660 members and includes an area from Warrensburg Missouri to north of St. Joseph Missouri. If you are interested in participating we have about 8 meetings per year culminating in the annual Kenneth A. Spencer Award in Food and Agricultural Chemistry. The award is normally held in September.
Building Great Reputations
The Spencer Award has its own pages and can be viewed on this website by clicking on the page. Details about nomination and history are found on these pages. The Kansas City Section is 143 years old this year. Founded in 1876 it is one of the oldest professional societies in the ACS.
Earned, Not Purchased
Our members come from all walks of life and are dedicated to the advancement of science through knowledge, safety and ethics. We believe in diversity, inclusion and respect through our efforts and the merits derived in the work we perform. This is a multi-faceted and multi-parameter equation needing all areas of input and need your participation.