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ALT Official State of Wisconsin proclamation from the Office of the Governor declaring July 26–August 1, 2026, as Chemistry Education Week in Wisconsin. The proclamation, signed by Governor Tony Evers, recognizes the contributions of chemistry educators and the importance of chemistry education in supporting discovery, innovation, sustainability, and the Wisconsin Idea. It also notes that UW–Madison will host the 2026 Biennial Conference on Chemical Education.
ALT Fizz, the BCCE 2026 pink flamingo mascot, wears a conference name badge with they/them pronouns and holds up a smartphone displaying the BCCE 2026 app home screen with conference location, map, Wi-Fi information, and welcome text.
ALT MICER@BCCE logo showing two overlapping circles with icons representing data analysis, collaboration, and classroom teaching, with the text “MICER@BCCE: Methods in Chemistry Education Research.”
ALT A cartoon-style pink flamingo wearing a “BCCE 2026” badge stands slightly to the left, opening the right door to a lecture hall filled with rows of blue seats. Each wooden door features a white sign for clarity. The left (closed) door sign reads “Programming begins: Sunday, July 26, 8:30 AM.” The right (open) door sign reads “Programming ends: Thursday, July 30, 12:00 PM.” Inside the auditorium, a large screen displays “BCCE 2026.”
ALT Carolyn Bertozzi
ALT Illustration of a pink flamingo seated at a desk using a computer, with the screen displaying “Abstract Submitted” and “Submission Complete.” Text on the graphic reads “Request for abstracts is now open,” notes submission types (symposia, poster sessions, birds-of-a-feather gatherings), and highlights the March 1, 2026 deadline for BCCE 2026 at the University of Wisconsin–Madison.
ALT A promotional graphic for the 2026 Biennial Conference on Chemical Education (BCCE 2026), taking place July 26–30, 2026, at the University of Wisconsin–Madison. The bold headline reads: “The Program is What YOU Make It!” followed by icons representing the six Conference Contexts. Text on the right reads: “Request for Programs closes November 10, 2025!” At the bottom left is the flamingo-themed BCCE 2026 logo with the tagline “Reflecting Back, Marching Forward.” Four icons at the bottom right represent different session types: symposium, workshop, community conversation, and birds of a feather.
ALT A cheerful cartoon flamingo stands upright against a teal background, holding a large gold coin labeled “DivCHED $” in bold black letters. The flamingo is pink with a curved neck, black-tipped beak, and bold outlines. The image promotes upcoming scholarships for attending BCCE 2026.
ALT A colorful promotional graphic for the 2026 Biennial Conference on Chemical Education (BCCE), taking place at the University of Wisconsin–Madison, July 26–30, 2026. On the right, a cartoon flamingo sits in an office chair at a desk, typing on a computer with the screen reading “PROPOSAL SUBMITTED!” On the left, large bold text reads “THE PROGRAM IS WHAT YOU MAKE IT!” Below that, instructions indicate that proposals for Community Conversations, Symposia, and Workshops open August 1, 2025. A QR code links to proposal guidelines, and the URL https://bcce2026.exordo.com/ is displayed in the top right corner.
ALT A promotional graphic for the 2026 Biennial Conference on Chemical Education. A pink cartoon flamingo holds a yellow envelope in its beak. The text reads: “2026 Biennial Conference on Chemical Education, University of Wisconsin–Madison | July 26–30, 2026. Be the First to Know! Get updates about BCCE 2026 sent directly to your inbox.” A QR code appears next to the text.
ALT Empower your students with safer, more sustainable science labs. Read what some of our past professional development course participants have said.
ALT "This course was a great opportunity to explore labs (and) activities that are not only better for the environment but also safer for students."
ALT "I felt that the course was structured so well with learning, work time, collaboration and discussion all weaved throughout."
ALT "I was able to use so much of the material and had the opportunity to collaborate, which was extremely useful."
ALT Observe Wonder Think. Join us to learn about the Lab Safety Institute's Safer Science Framework, designed to empower educators with the tools they need to create hazard-free, sustainable lab environments. Thursday, December 19th, 7 p.m. eastern standard time.
