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LOCAL SCC EVENTS:
September 14 C hapter Meeting
Octob er 26 Midwest Technical Symposium ~Innovation" Itasca. IL
November 9 Chapter Meeting
December 9 - 10 National Annual SClenhflC Meeting & Technology Showcase New York Hilton and Towers Hotel
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DE-CONSTRUCTING PERSONAL CARE PRODUCTS AS RELATED TO PHARMACY AND COSMETICS
Ronald L. Koch, Ph.D University of illinois at the Medical Center, Chicago, illinois
ABSTRACT A common exercise for pharmacy students is to simulate the formulation of an over-thecounter medicinal, herbal, or cosmetic product with the goal to eventually use that product in a future dosage formulation. This exercise presents the pharmacy student with the exciting opportunity to develop problem solving techniques needed to solve the formulation problem they have selected. In add ition, this work allows the student to S99 how different, but related, sciences share basic information and it allows the student to consider related scientific fields as potential future employment opportuniUes. An OVeMew of this foonulation simulation work and the educational, personal, and professional benefits to the pharmacy student will be presented.
BIO Dr. Ronald Koch is a registered Pharmacist and Professor for 25 years at the University of Illinois College of Pharmacy. Dr. Koch's prior experience includes being a Research Fellow at Harvard Medical School and a Research Investigator at G.D. Searle & Co. He is a member and a reviewer of the Journal of Invest igative Dermatology. In addition to multiple affiliations, publications, grants and honors, Dr. Koch has received the Outstanding Teacher of the Year Award six times and has received four Golden Apple Awards. His dedication to education is clear in his philosophy: I believe that when students are given the basic principles of a subject and taught how to apply these principles they will be far superior to others w hen placed in a problem solving setting.
Midwest sec Chapter Scholarships
A reminder to all of our members to take advantage of potential "free money" and sign up for the Scholarship Awards that as a chapter we do on an annual basis. The Midwest Chapter Society of Cosmetic Chemists each year offers multiple $1,000 scholarships to undergraduate or graduate students exhibiting excellence in either coursework or research in the fields of chemistry, biology. cosmetic, or allied sciences. Special consideration will be given to students actively pursuing careers in cosmetic science. Forms and instructions can be found on our MWSCC website htto;ilwww.m jdwestscc,org/ scholarship/ . Applicants must have a letter of recommendation from a faculty member where the recipient is attending. Turn in your completed applications to become eligible for this award.
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It's September; what a wonderful time of yearl The year is flying by, but with our batteries recharged from summer vacations and our monthly meeting hiatus we are ready to take on the rest of the year.
The Midwest Tutorial UFragrance" on Friday, June 18th was a great success with our lecturer, Steve Herman. Nature also provided quite a bang for the ending. Thank you to our committee Frank Jarzembowski, Rita Massinople, Melissa Tolia, and Perry Romanowski.
We celebrated our summer event together with our Second Annual Golf Outing on Monday, July 19th and it was spectacularl We had another beautiful day of fun and networking at Carriage Greens Country Club in Darien, IL. Thanks to George Concar and his talented committee, and thank you to all of the volunteers and sponsors for making this event even more successful than last year.
Our volunteers are working hard to offer many great educational opportunities this fall. Our fall season kicks off with our next Chapter meeting on Tuesday, September 14, 2010 at 5:30 pm. We will be at the very popular Carlucci, 1801 Butterfield Road, Downers Grove, IL. Our speaker is the much anticipated Ronald L. Koch, Ph.D talking about "DeConstructing Personal Care Products as Related to Pharmacy and Cosmetics".
Our Technical Symposium "Innovation" is scheduled for October 26th at the Westin Chicago Northwest 400 Park Boulevard, Itasca, IL. There is an exciting line up of speakers and activities.
This is the time of year we are looking for volunteers to run for the executive board of MWSCC. We need to fill the offices of chair-elec1 and secretary. Let us know if you are interested by contacting me at [email protected].
Stay active and engaged. Mark your calendars and take advantage of our events. We are always looking for volunteers so contact me at [email protected] if you are interested in participating. Remember, the best way to stay current on chapter events is to subscribe to our blastmail at www.midwestscc.org/mailing-lisV and visit our website, www.midwestscc.org.
I hope to see you at our next meeting on Tuesday, September 14,2010 a15:30pm.
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2010 see Annual Scientific Seminar By Melissa Tolla
Hosted by Area I, the 2010 see Annual Scientific Seminar was held June 3-4 at the Long Island Marriott in Uniondale. NY. Attendance at the meeting was good due to the wide va riety of topics, excellent speakers, and the annual student poster session. The meeting felt smaller than previous years and attendance was most likely affected by other industry events which occurred in the same time frame. Nevertheless, the Annua l Scientific Seminar was a success!
The seminar opened on Thursday morning with the remarks from Mindy Goldstein the Moderator of Session A: "Green-. Ken Marenus of Estee Lauder Companies presented a thought provoking Keynote Award lecture titled "Why Green? Why Now?-. This lecture was sponsored by the Henry Maso Family and Siltech LlC. Ken's lecture focused on the concepts of "greenness· and "sustainability" and the impact that these concepts have on formulation , production and marketing in the cosmetics industry. He also reviewed the four key pillars of effective sustainability programs and the impact that they have on the cosmetics industry. The audience listened attentively as Dr. Marenus spoke. This lecture was the best I have ever heard on this particular topic. In closing his lecture, Dr. Marenus reminded everyone of Darwin's statement "it's not the strongest species that survives, nor the most intelligent. It's the one that adapts to change:
Keynote speaker Jennifer Marsh of Procter & Gamble kicked off Session B "Hai"moderated by Randy Wickett. The lectures covered a variety of subjects from product design strategies for colored hair and hair straightening to modification of the hair growth cycle.
Session C on "Formulations" moderated by Martha Tate, began with keynote speaker Betsy Schmalz Ferguson of American Flavors and Fragrances. Her discussion took a look at the color cosmetic segment and the challenges in this segment as a result of the current economic situation in our country. The lectures that followed showed the challenges of formulation with pigments, surface treatments to improve pigment dispersion and luster measurements.
Several awards were presented at this meeting . The first award, which was sponsored by the Henry Maso family and Siltech, was presented by Joyce Maso to Dr. Ken Marenus. The second award, sponsored by Rhodia, was presented by Pascal Herve to Craig Bonda, Anna Pavlovic, Kerry Hanson and Chris Bardeen for their publication. 0+ Chemicals presented awards to four students for their poster presentations.
I left this year's meeting with many new ideas and a boost of energy from the enthusiasm of all the participants. I look forward to next year's meeting in Las Vegas.
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SMC~ Chapter Events Calendar
e-SCCoop
The Midwest Chapter of the Society of Cosmetic Chemists has joined numerous publications and other service organizations by offering its members the opportunity to go paperless. The SCCoop's look and content is not changing, but the Midwest Chapter is embracing the current sustainability trend. Choosing paperless is another easy way to reduce waste, pollution, and to save a few trees. Members can elect to download their copy of the SCCoop and stop receiving the paper copy by mail.
For more than a year, the SCCoop has been made available on the Midwest Chapter's web site. Please join us and elect to go paperless by sending an email to newsletter@midwestscc,org with your name and address to stop receiving the print copy. After you have sent the e-mail , your copy will stop coming in the mail. You will never lose the SCCoop as all past copies are saved on the Midwest Chapter's website. Each month's edition since June 2008 can be found on the Midwest Chapter's website in the e-sccoop newsletter section. Furthermore, you will be notified bye-mai l when the current issue of the SCCoop has been made available on the website .
If you wish to continue to receive a printed copy, nothing changes. We hope you wil l join us by going paperless and allow the Midwest Chapter to contribute to the preservation of some of our precious resources and the environment.
ACS Chemistry Day
American Chemical Society's annual Chemistry Day will be held Saturday, October 23 al Loyola University. Flanner Hall is located at 1068 W. Shertdan Rd, near the intersection of West Shertdan Road and Winthrop. More information will be available in the upcoming months on the local ACS website at http://chicagoacs.netl
The theme will be "Behind the Scenes with Chemistry". The event is handson demonstrations for ALL ages and is FREE to attend. The SCC will be exhibiting at the event and demonstrating how to make a lotion, make glitter gel, and giving temporary tattoos. If you have any questions or would like to help on this date, please contact Chris Daraska at either [email protected] or call 630-548-4632. Hope to see you there!
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Cinda Cartson - Midwest Chapter Chair
Midwest sec held its second annual golf outing at the Carriage Greens Country Club on Monday, July 19th. More than 100 golfers teed off in a shotgun start for our four-person scramble. The event included lunch, 18 holes, an open bar and a dinner complete with prizes for golfers. We were even joined by a few non-golfers. The outing was a huge unqualified success and a great deal of fun!
We very much appreciate and thank all of our sponsors, golfers, and donors for their support of this event. We also thank the Pro and team at Carriage Greens Country Club for making this day memorable. We look forward to our next golf outing.
The Midwest sec especially thanks our Golf Chairman, George Concar and his committee Mike Marks, Dennis Abbeduto, Anatoly Dameshek for making this day a huge success! Many players kept rule #6 in mind to make sure to keep the speed of play up to get to the "19th hole" in time.
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Low Gross Team Winners: (with a score of 58)Torn Goode, Brian Goode, Dan Beia, and Tom Keech Low Gross Team Runner Up: (with a score of 62) Mark Dailey, Anthony Aguirre, Nick Paras, Jeff Niewiadomski
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Open Innovation Midwest see 2010 Technical Symposium
INNOVATION: Seeking inspiration from new sources Tuesday, October 26th
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Registration and Continental Breakfast Program Begins Program Ends
Registration includes program, continental breakfast and buffet lunch. First ten paid reg istrants are eligible to win a $50 gift card, so you will want to register now at www.midwestscc,org:
Before October 8th: After October 8th:
$105 for see members, $120 for non-members $130 for see members, $150 for non-members
Discounted hotel rooms are available at $119 per night and must be booked by October 1. Reservations can be made at 630-773-4000, you w ilt need to reference "Society of Cosmetic Chemists" to be eligible for the discounted rate.
Information will continue to be updated at www.midwestscc.org. Questions can be directed to [email protected] or312-961-1468. Please note that we will not be soliciting sponsorships this year, as we are able to fund our event through the proceeds from the Teamworks tradeshow,
This event will be facilitated by our own Perry Romanowski, who will guide us in an interactive, creative day in line with our Innovation theme. We will be adding one or two additional speakers, but our impressive line up already includes:
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SMCC Technical Symposium
Cheryl Perkins Chosen for Keynote Speaker at Chapter Technical Symposium
As a global thought leader in innovation, Perkins brings more than 25 years of expertise in leading inventors and companies to identify and transform insights, designs, technologies and capabilities into total solutions and new-to-the-world innovations.
Prior to founding Innovationedge, Perkins most recently served as the Senior Vice President and Chief Innovation Officer for Kimberly-Clark. She ran the company's innovation and enterprise growth organizations, including research and development, engineering, design, new business, global strategic alliances, environment, safety and regulatory affairs, and oversaw innovation processes, systems and tools. She has ten U.S. Cheryl Perkins Patents and several more pending.
We selected Cheryl based on her expertise in the areas identified by members as most important to our Innovation theme. Examples of member feedback:
1) Feeding natural curiosity. "Things only get started when we tap into our inner hunger for the new and different."
2) Delving into "reinvention versus true invention" ... baby steps or something truly new?
3) Focusing on the whole consumer experience and not just the technology ... new ways products deliver benefits to consumers.
4) Expanding beyond "meeting a need," recognizing the potential to redefine markets so drastically that consumer lifestyles are recreated into a whole new way of life
5) Taking basic ideas, concepts and solutions from many sources and industries in order to piece them together in new ways.
A WARM WELCOME TO OUR NEW MEMBERS!
Stacey L. Davkl. Belle - Alre Fragrances Lok-Mlng U, Dow Coming Corp Brad Pentzlen, Hallstar J atlnder Rana, Ph.D.
David E. Gregg, Abltec Corp Anne Maghaal, Alberto-Culver Co Carol J . Pratt Alfonso ValeellkJa, Alberto-Culver Co
Do you have co-worlcefS new to the cosmetic industry? Please invite them to explore the opporlunlties and benefits of being. Midwest sec Chapter Member/Membership applications are available online at www,midwestscc,org or at the chapter meetings.
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Sunscreen Regulat ions Update: September 22 Imaging Technologies and Image Analysis Techniques: October 7 Aerosol Technology: October 21 -22 Basic Skin Care: November 4 Cosmetic Formulations: November 9-10 International Regulatory: December 8 Performance Ingredients for Skin: December 8, 2010
To review course outlines and registration information visit http://www.scconline.orgfwebsite/education/ index courses.shtml.
MWSCC Elections
The Midwest Chapter of the Society of Cosmetic Chemists has announced its 2011 elections to be close at hand. The chapter is looking for chemists, biologists, sales people and researchers to be a part of its team.
General Members in the Midwest area can be elected as a board member and be responsible for planning the upcoming years speakers for events.
The chapter will be electing a chair-elect and secretary to the executive board. Those interested in being elected as a MWSCC officer are encouraged to contact the current Chair, Cinda Carlson, for more infonnation at [email protected]
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SMCC Help Wanted
Formulation Scientist II, Kimberly·Clark
Kimberty-Clark with its well-known global brands KLEENEX®, SCOTT®, HUGGIES®, PULLUPS®, KOTEX®, and DEPEND®, holds No.1 or NO.2 share positions in more than 80 countries. With a 137-year history of innovation, we believe in recruiting the best people and putting them in the right jobs so that they can do their best work.
The Scientist 11 - Fonnulation Scientist will report to a manager and work closely with fellow sCientists, marketing, legal, regulatory and business unit partners to develop commercially viable formulations aligned with business. consumer, and technical insights. This position will be located at our Kimberly-Clark Research & Engineering offices in Neenah, Wisconsin.
• Requires a minimum of a Bachelor's Degree in a relevant scientific discipline (i.e. chemistry, biochemistry. microbiok>gy) and 3 - 5 years of industrial research experience in formulation development or a similar advanced degree and a lesser amount of industrial experience.
• Ability to work safety in both laboratory and diverse manufacturing settings.
• Demonstrable experience with successfully commercializing technical innovations for formulated personal care and/or drug products.
• Travel up to 25% (domestic and intemational).
• Excellent communication skills (oral and writing)
For more infonnation see http://www.midwestscc.org/careerslorcontact Mr. Ben Minerath at [email protected]
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Formulation Scientist IV, Kimberly Clark
The Formulation Scientist will report to a manager and work closely with fellow scientists, marketing, legal, regulatory and business unit partners to develop commercially viable personal care and OTe drug formulations aligned with business, consumer, and technical insights. This position will be located at our Kimberly-Clark Research & Engineering offices in Neenah, Wisconsin.
• Requires a Bachelor's Oegree in a relevant scientific discipline (Le. chemistry, biochemistry, microbiology) and 8 - 10 years of Industrial research experience in formulation development or a similar advanced degree and 5 years or more 01 indusbial experience.
• Ability to work safely in both laboratory and diverse manufacturing settings.
• Possess a fundamental understanding of formulation science, its practical application, industry standards, and practices.
• leadership experience towards the commercialization of technical innovations fOf topical drug products; experience with formulation of personal care products is also valued.
• Ability to prioritize assignments In an ever changing fast-paced-team environment
• Travel up to 25% (domestic and intemational).
• Excellent written and verbal communication skills.
• Ability to interact effectively with raw material vendors and contract manufacturers to complement intemal development efforts.
For more infonnation see hUP://www.midwestscc,oro/careersl orcontactMr. Ben Minerath at [email protected]
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