Officiating Literature

[dsqrddgd909]

Originally Posted by jdmara

I'm always looking for new ways to improve my officiating. As I was going through my mail today, I saw my monthly chemistry news and research magazine. {insert chemist jokes here} I'm a chemist so I think it's ok that I get those types of magazines I then started to think that I don't get any officiating magazines (besides the NFHS Officiating Quarterly). Do you all get any magazines that you believe are beneficial?

-Josh

Welcome fellow chemist. What branch of chemistry? I work in analytical and environmental.

[jdmara]

Originally Posted by dsqrddgd909

Welcome fellow chemist. What branch of chemistry? I work in analytical and environmental.

I would in a state environmental/public health lab. I primarily do analytical toxicology though. I also help out with analytical food chemistry analysis for the FDA.

I'm glad that chemist can laugh at their quirky humor.

-Josh

[Freddy]

Before getting a subscription to Referee Magazine, look into just becoming a member of NASO. You'll get the magazine as a part of your membership, and the benefit I really enjoyed last month was the hotel discount I received at a Marriot Hotel for being a NASO member. More than paid for my membership several times over. Also some good insurance and other benefits worth looking into.
I don't work for them, only wanted to mention the benefits I've enjoyed.

[Hartsy]

Originally Posted by dsqrddgd909

Welcome fellow chemist. What branch of chemistry? I work in analytical and environmental.

I wonder how many referee chemists are out there? I've not met any others. I manage a small lab in the agriculture industry. BTW, I'm not the original poster.

[BillyMac]

Originally Posted by Hartsy

I wonder how many referee chemists are out there? I've not met any others. I manage a small lab in the agriculture industry.

I'm an environmental chemical analyst. I test drinking water, waste water, monitoring well water, factory discharge water, and some soils. I specialize in analyzing Ammonia, Organic Nitrogen, and Total Kjeldahl Nitrogen, but I also analyze Conductivity, Resistivity, Salinity, Cyanates, and Volatile Fatty Acids.