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• Activities and Societies: American Chemical Society U.S. Army Corps of Engineers American Defense and Preparedness Association National Rifle Associationstudied Chemistry and Became Pretty Good at Understanding the Nature, Power, and Utility of &Quot;Explosives&Quot;. Became an Expert in the Field of Propellants, Explosives and Pyrotechnics in the Aerospace and Defense Industry.
• Activities and Societies: Rowan University was Previously Named Glassboro State Teachers College While i Attended. i was A Summer Student There Studying Organic/Inorganic Chemistry While Home from Gwu for the Summer.Just Trying to Stay Ahead of the Game and Learn and Understand Organic/Inorganic Chemistry A Little Better. Already Knew That i was Addicted to Explosives Technology at This Point (Blame it on MY Father'S 30+-Year Heritage with Dupont as A Senior Executive and MY Personal Experiences in Dupont'S Premier R&Amp;D Laboratory at the Jackson Laboratory Facility in Deepwater, NJ and MY Childhood Fascination with Blowing Things Up), but was Trying to Learn Whatever More That it Could. Learned Much More Than i was Taught!!
• Activities and Societies: American Chemical Society. Was Called Drexel Institute of Technology While i Attended.Full-Time Night Student at Drexel Institute of Technolgy (Now Called Drexel University) While Working Full-Time Days at Dupont Back in the Days When MY 2-Foot Long Ivory and Teak K&Amp;E Slide Rule (Given to ME as A Gift from MY Ph.D. Chemist Boss After Our First Patent was Approved) was an Honored 'Status' Symbol. the Gift was A Never-Forgotten Honor and A Significant Status Symbol While i was Employed Full-Time as A Research Technician/Technologist at E.I. Dupont DE Nemours &Amp; Company Within Dupont'S Premier Research &Amp; Development Jackson Laboratory Facility Located in Deepwater, New Jersey. Those were the Days When Life was Much More Simple and &Quot;Better Things for Better Living Through Chemistry&Quot; was the 'Watch-Word' of Innovation and Progress!! do Any of You Remember That Phrase?