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SUMMARY:Life as a Scientist at Procter and Gamble
LOCATION:Chemistry Research 401
TZID:America/Denver
DTSTART:20211029T123000
UID:2026-05-20-09-03-44@natsci.colostate.edu
DTSTAMP:20260520T090344
Description:Overview:\n\nAs I spent my days researching away in the chemist
 ry labs here at CSU over 20 years ago\, little did I imagine the possibili
 ties that awaited me working at Procter and Gamble.  Through my graduate 
 experience\, I could envision a future as an academic researcher or even a
 s a scientist at a National Laboratory.  I had little to no idea what to 
 expect as a researcher in industry.  At this session\, I will share an ov
 erview of R&amp\;D at P&amp\;G\, give some examples of the types of work r
 esearchers do and provide time for Q&amp\;A conversation.\n\n&nbsp\;\n\nAb
 out the Speaker:\n\nDr. Kristina Gansle earned a BS in Chemistry at Bethan
 y College in Bethany\, WV.  She was awarded her PhD in Analytical Chemist
 ry at Colorado State University in 1998 on the “Investigation and Develo
 pment of Liquid-Liquid Extraction Systems for the Removal of Pertechnetate
  from Aqueous Nuclear Waste Stream Simulants” under the direction of Dr.
  Steve Strauss.  Dr. Gansle is currently Senior Director of the Fabric an
 d Home Care Analytical and Microbiology organization at Procter and Gamble
 .\n\n12:30 pm
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