Guidelines for care & Use of Dry Solvent Stills [Example]

VI. Purchasing Procedure for DEA Controlled Substances
Chemical purchases by faculty will occasionally result in chemical manufacture mailings warning
of Drug Enforcement Administration (or DEA) regulations which apply to the purchase of certain "drug
precursors" or "essential chemicals" involved in criminal preparation of illicit drugs. The pertinent section
of the Code of Federal Regulations is as follows: 21 CFR 1310.05 and 1310.06. The listing of such
chemicals occurs in section 21 CFR 1310.02, which can be accessed at:
http://www.access.gpo.gov/nara/cfr/waisidx_00/21cfr1310_00.html
According to Mike Callan and Brian Reese of the Greensboro branch of the DEA, the university,
and the chemistry department in particular, do not "manufacture, distribute, export, or import" the chemicals
listed above in 21 CFR 1310.02. Therefore, we are not subject to reporting requirements. We should,
however, report any suspicious activity regarding these chemicals to the Greensboro DEA office (phone #
547-4219) and keep them in a secure research, teaching lab, or storage room.
Aldrich Chemical Co. requires annual signature updates from the Chemical Department for their
DEA records. Since all chemicals in Salem Hall are purchased only via Faculty signatures on Purchase
Order Forms, chemicals cannot possibly be bought by anyone else.
The list of present authorized buyers of chemicals in Salem Hall is listed here:
Alexander, Rebecca
Bierbach, Ulrich, Prof.
Brown, Bernard, Prof.
Buchmueller, Karen, Prof.
Colyer, Christa, Prof.
Day, Cynthia, Prof.
Doub, Melissa, Chemistry Department Administrative Assistant
Glisen-King, Angela, Prof.
Hinze, Willie L., Prof.
Jones, Bradley, Prof.
Jones, Paul, Prof.
King, Bruce, Prof.
Kondepudi, Dilip, Prof.
Lachgar, Abdessadek, Prof.
Noftle, Ronald, Prof.
Swofford, Robert, Prof.
Tobey, Suzanne, Prof.
Thompson, Michael, Laboratory Manager
Welker, Mark, Prof.
Welder, Cathy, Prof.
Wright, Marcus, Prof.
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