Call for short course proposals 2021

May 15 2020

Interested in becoming a short course instructor?

We are accepting short course proposals in a variety of scientific disciplines within the fields of analytical chemistry and applied spectroscopy.

Call for short course proposals 2021

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  • Cannabis Analytics
  • Statistics
  • Chemical and Elemental Analysis
  • Method Development (Various Techniques)
  • Professional Development
  • and more...

The deadline to submit a proposal is July 1.

Benefits of being an instructor

  • Complimentary Registration for Pittcon 2021
  • Honorarium based on length on the course (1/2 day or 1 day)
  • Expense Reimbursement (limits are set for each item)
    • Hotel
    • Meal Allowance
    • Travel/Airfare
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