The Extreme Tour rolls to a close in Dallas, where Dave meets Summer, Director of Visitor Experience, at The Science Place.

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Penny Gardner, current chair of SSP, tells Dave about the organization, its support of Pittcon and NCW, and the need to involve kids in science early.

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Dave talks with Bernice Carr of the ACS Western Pennsylvania Chemical Technicians group.

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Pitt students Neil and Derrick find time on homecoming weekend to tell Dave about experiments that kids are doing at the Carnegie Science Center.

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Melissa and Whitney tell Dave about kids' reactions to NCW experiments at the St. Louis Science Center.

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It depends on how much carboxymethyl cellulose is in it. Find out during a discussion in St. Louis with Bill, Dave, Ted Gast, and Lisa Balbes.

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Linda speaks about her unique approach toward teaching high school chemistry.

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Steve J. talks to Bill about the solar cells experiment he devised for the high school classroom.

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Steve C., a UCLA graduate student, describes the self-assembly process to Bill and his work with high school teachers.

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Bill talks to UCLA graduate students, Bob and Chris, about the experiment kits they?ve created for the high school classroom.

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Dr. Tunstad, Ricardo, and Greg talk about their Project SEED experiences while Dave seeks Project SEED donors to dramatically adjust Bill?s appearance.

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Dave talks to CSULA students, Jessica and Scott, about their current research and the ACS Scholars Program.

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Bill talks about the ACS Chemistry Club pilot program and presents Wellington (FL) High School with the first ACS Chemistry Club charter.

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Dave tracks down Halley Merrell, former Secretary of the ACS, and learns that retirement can be quite hectic.

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It's Thursday morning and after Bill addressed the Charlotte Area Science Network--a collaboration of leaders in the North Carolina science community--he deftly fielded their questions.

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Former North Carolina Governor Jim Martin welcomes Bill and Dave to Charlotte and explains why a Ph.D. chemist would want to get into politics.

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Bill fields questions from Boston high school teachers about the future of science education.

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If it's Wednesday, it must be Boston! Bill and Dave preview events in Beantown and challenge listeners to support Project SEED. For the right donation, Bill will dye his hair, shave his head, or play air guitar at the next ACS meeting.

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Meet Yvonne A. Akpalu, Assistant Professor of Chemistry and Chemical Biology at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute and Project SEED participant.

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Hear about the Eastern New York Section's latest meeting experiment: speed networking.

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Bill and Dave describe today's event at the Molecularium and working with 5-year olds.

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Grad students Ruth Mistretta, Carrie Buckley, and Matt McKay reveal what impressed audiences of 8th graders at Drew Magnet School in Buffalo, NY.

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Carli, an accomplished bubble maker, talks about her favorite activity at Phillips Toy Mart in Nashville.

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Ruth Ann Woodall, director of the Tennessee Chamber of Commerce & Industry?s Tennessee Scholars program, tells us.

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The Extreme Tour visits the ACS Advanced Leadership Conference in Memphis, TN to hear how members are celebrating National Chemistry Week and how ACS provides leadership training.

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