Volume 7, Issue 5: July 30, 2009
NA-YGN Announcements:
2.
Take a few moments to update your membership information.
Update your email address, or make sure you are connected with the right
chapter and company. Cleaning up this information helps us target our message
better. THANKS!
3.
In order to make the 1st
embedded topical of the ANS Young Professionals Congress an exciting, thrilling
and complete event, there are a variety of activities that require
financial support. There are three levels of sponsorship and Duke and
Westinghouse have already committed. More information is in the attached
document. To help out, contact Brad
Gerrard, the ANS Young Professionals Congress Finance Chair. This
event is being held November 15-19, 2009
in Washington DC.
4.
Did you submit a summary for the 2009
Young Professionals Congress? Why not submit an Abstract for IYNC too
and present your paper to an international audience of your peers? International Youth Nuclear Congress 2nd Call
for Papers. The IYNC2010 conference will be held the week after
the 2010 FIFA Soccer World Cup. The conference location is the City of Cape
Town located in the Western Cape Province. The venue is the internationally
renowned Cape Town International Convention Center (CTICC), which
is situated at the foot of the famous Table Mountain. The Deadline for Abstract
Submission is August 3, 2009 and
Abstracts should be submitted here.
6.
Materials from the last webinar, the Political
Landscape of Nuclear Energy, are now available
on the NA-YGN website on the Professional Development page. The next
webinar will be on Getting
to Yes in
late August.
This is the book handed out at the NA-YGN 2009 Workshop. If you
did not receive a copy, you are welcome to purchase one, though it is not
imperative to have read the book to attend the webinar. Registration
information for the webinar will be sent out in member announcements soon!
Questions should be directed at pd@na-ygn.org.
7.
Regional Event in the
Atlantic Region. The DC Chapter of NA-YGN is sponsoring the November 15, 2009 The
Colonel Ripley Memorial Fuel
for Life 5K benefiting the Injured
Marine Semper Fi Fund in Annapolis, MD. A NA-YGN team has been set
up as “Fueled by Atoms.” The 5k run is the Sunday before the
ANS Winter Meeting and YPC embedded topical, so those of you visiting from out
of town may also participate! Bring your running gear!
Misha Swanson
Communications Chair
North American Young Generation
in Nuclear
p: 410-470-3449
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