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An ACS member since 1965, Schulz has served on numerous ACS national committees and task forces, including the Council Policy Committee, 2008-2010; Committee on Local Section Activities, 1999-2001; the Presidential Task Force on Innovation in the Chemical Enterprise, 2010; and the Advisory Board for Industry Relations, 1999-200. Schulz is also a member of the Central New Mexico Local Section.

A founder of the successful ACS effort to create leadership development programs, Schulz served on the Presidential Task Force on Leadership Development, 2000�01; Board Oversight Group on Leadership Development, 2004�05, co-chair, 2004�05; and as workshop facilitator for the ACS Leadership Development System, (Extraordinary Leader, Developing Communications Strategies, Engaging Colleagues in Dialogue, Strategic Planning), 2009 to date.

Her honors include: ACS Fellow, 2009; Appreciation Award for Contributions in Public Outreach, ACS, 1996; Sandia President’s Quality Award-Advanced Sales Training Program, Sandia National Laboratories, 2005; Professionalism Award, Midwest Research Institute Council of Principal Scientists, 1989; Outstanding Young Women in America, 1974, and others.

“With the recession, employment concerns, globalization and serious environmental discussions, these are challenging times,� said Schulz. “But ACS is a strong organization with more than 161,000 remarkable members. We can chart a secure future for chemistry and for our country if we engage our membership to be strong advocates for sound, science-based solutions.�

Schulz resides in Albuquerque, N.M., with her husband, Wally, who is also a chemist.

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