This guide provides resources to help chemists and chemical engineers learn about career and networking resources available at Stanford. It also includes resources for exploring career options and using career development resources. A number of job search sites are included in this guide as well as library resources to help job candidates learn more about prospective employeers.

Handout for prospective students that highlights key resources and services to Chemistry and Chemical Engineering Students at Stanford.

Handout on how to find books in the stacks that are shelved by Library of Congress (LC) Classification Number. It also includes an index of selected LC Classification Numbers relevant to chemistry.

Sample search for a sophomore level organic chemistry class showing how to search using spectral peaks and heteroatoms to identify an unknown.

Discusses requirements, general rules, and regulations for successfully and correctly citing the scientific literature and especially the chemical literature. Provides further reading and examples of citations in ACS style for journal articles, books, and book chapters. Presents two examples for common literature reference management software. This presentation is a short part of a two-lesson course block about topic searching, citation databases, preparing and printing posters, and citing scientific literature in the lecture "Naturwissenschaften und Gesellschaft 3" (Science and Society 3).

Selection of book and video resources to support teacher lesson plans and community outreach events for American Chemical Society's National Chemistry Week 2009 theme "Chemistry - It's Elemental!" Resources are categorized for Elementary (Kindergarten - grade 5), Intermediate (Grade 6-8), High school (Grade 9-12), College (University) and General public.