DCHAS-L Archives Dec 01 2011 - Re: Safety Course

Date: Thu, 1 Dec 2011 20:31:47 -0500
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----------MB_8CE7EA94AD51BD3_22C0_71AB3_Webmail-m104.sysops.aol.com Sheila I am most interested in your class. I created and taught a laboratory safety course at Muskingum University for four years before I retired, ater 36 years of teaching chemistry there. I taught chemical safety for J. P. Baker Chemical. (Since 1980 I have taught in excess of 95,000 on various safety related topics) If I might be of value to you please let me know and I will send whatever info you might need. Rudy Gerlach, Ph.D, CET, CIT 164 West High St. New Concord, OH 43762 740-826-4373 rudygerlach**At_Symbol_Here**aol.com -----Original Message----- From: Baker, Sheila To: DCHAS-L Sent: Thu, Dec 1, 2011 7:31 pm Subject: [DCHAS-L] Safety Course Hi Everyone I'm happy to announce I will be teaching an undergraduate course entitled Chemical Process Safety and Professional Ethics next semester using the Crowl/Louvar textbook! It is a new course for our chemical engineering department here at the University of Missouri-Columbia. If anyone is interested in possibly coming to Missouri to give a guest lecture regarding any aspect of safety or personal experiences with safety, etc., please let me know. I'm hoping to be able to have at least 1-2 guest lecturers for the class next semester (and each semester thereafter which it is taught). Thanks Sheila Sheila N. Baker Assistant Professor Department of Chemical Engineering University of Missouri-Columbia W2018 Lafferre Hall Columbia, MO 65211 573-882-3691 (voice) 865-385-4060 (mobile) "My body may be confined to this chair and I may have to speak through a computer, but my mind is free" - Stephen Hawking ----------MB_8CE7EA94AD51BD3_22C0_71AB3_Webmail-m104.sysops.aol.com

Sheila

I am most interested in your class. I created and taught a laboratory safety course at Muskingum University for four years before I retired, ater 36 years of teaching chemistry there. I taught chemical safety for J. P. Baker Chemical. (Since 1980 I have taught in excess of 95,000 on various safety related topics)

If I might be of value to you please let me know and I will send whatever info you might need.

Rudy Gerlach, Ph.D, CET, CIT

164 West High St.

New Concord, OH 43762

740-826-4373

rudygerlach**At_Symbol_Here**aol.com

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From: Baker, Sheila <bakershei**At_Symbol_Here**MISSOURI.EDU>
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Subject: [DCHAS-L] Safety Course

Hi Everyone

I'm happy to announce I will be teaching an undergraduate course entitled Chemical Process Safety and Professional Ethics next semester using the Crowl/Louvar textbook! It is a new course for our chemical engineering department here at the University of Missouri-Columbia. If anyone is interested in possibly coming to Missouri to give a guest lecture regarding any aspect of safety or personal experiences with safety,etc., please let me know. I'm hoping to be able to have at least 1-2 guest lecturers for the class next semester (and each semester thereafter which it is taught).

Thanks

Sheila

Sheila N. Baker

Assistant Professor

Department of Chemical Engineering

University of Missouri-Columbia

W2018 Lafferre Hall

Columbia, MO 65211

573-882-3691 (voice)

865-385-4060 (mobile)

"My body may be confined to this chair and I may have to speak through a computer, but my mind is free" - Stephen Hawking

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