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CHEMICAL MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION April 9, 1980 To: Vinyl Chloride Technical Panel Vinyl Chloride Research Coordinators Vinyl Chloride Audit Task Group Gentlemen: The demands for the services of the Special Projects Staff have increased considerably. In order to provide timely action and to reduce the work load of each Project Administrator to a manageable level, I am working toward a structure whereby each Project Administrator will be responsible for not more than five projects. Toward this end CMA has recently added to its staff Carol R. Stack, Ph.D. Her biographical sketch is enclosed with this letter. 1-'- Evaluation of the current work load leads me to conclude that transferring the Vinyl Chloride Project from Joe Seawell to Carol is perhaps the most feasible solution for reducing Joe's work load to a more reasonable level. We at CMA have a high regard for Joe and Panel members have informed us of their recognition of his dedicated efforts on behalf of the Panel. Members have expressed regret that his background will be lost to future Panel operations. Let me assure you that such will not be the case as he will serve in an advisory capacity for as long as necessary. In order to insure a smooth transition, I have met with th Panel Chairman and heads of Task Groups and explained to them th rationale for this change. I have assured them that we shall take all necessary action to preserve the continued effective operation of this Panel. Sincerely, HCS:md Enclosure Hasmukh C. Shah, Ph.D. Director, Special Projects CMA 008023 Formerly Manufacturing Chemists Association-Serving the Chemical Industry Since 1872. 1825 Connecticut Avenue NIW Washington DC 20009 Telephone 202 328-4200 Telex 89617 ;CMA WSH CM CHEMJCAL MANUFACTURERS ASSOCIATION Pear Panel Member: I would like to take this opportunity to introduce you to Dr. Carol Stack. Dr. Stack joined the CMA. staff on February 1, 1930 as a project administrator currently responsible for benzene, styrene, and chlorobenzenes. Dr. Stack received a Ph.D. in Biology from New York Vniversity in 1969 . Her graduate research centered cn histological and histochemical studies cf internal auditory systems. Before joining CMA, she was a Biologist in the Toxicology and Biomedical Sciences Department at Scuirabie environmental Health where she served as an Assistant Project Director responsible for the preparation cf NIOSH multi-chemical criteria documents. Her duties included a review and evaluation of all literature pertinent to the study, preparation of the text, and defense cf the contents. She also conducted site visits at plants involved in the manufacture and use of these chemicals. Carol is looking forward to meeting with you in the near future. If she can be of any assistance to you, her phone number at CMA is 202-328-4352. Sincerely, ^--* Hasnukh C. Shah, Ph.D. Director Special Projects HCS/iaw CMA 008024 Formerly Manufacturing Chemists Association--Serving the Chemical Industry Since 1872. 1825 Connecticut Avenue, NW Washington. DC 20009 Telephone 202/328-4200 Telex 89617 iCMA WSH