Volume 7, Issue 6: August 13, 2009
NA-YGN Announcements:
1. Good News! The deadline for submitting
abstracts for the 2010 IYNC has been extended. The new deadline is Monday, September 14, 2009. If you know anything about one
of the following topics you should submit an Abstract here.
It is a great way to represent your company, develop your presentation skills,
create an international network, and give you something to brag about on your performance
appraisal. Questions about technical tracks should be directed to
Canada’s own Bharath
Nangia.
Track 1:
Plant Construction, Operation and Maintenance
Track 2: Nuclear Fuel Cycle
Track 3: Nuclear Policies, Economics and Human resources
Track 4: Nuclear Materials, Chemistry and Structural Integrity
Track 5: Radiation Science and Medical Applications
Track 6: Fusion Science and Technology
Track 7: Reactor Safety
Track 8: Thermal-Hydraulics
Track 9: Reactor Core Design, Simulation and Modeling
Track 10: Young Generation Activities
The IYNC2010 conference
will be held the week after the 2010 FIFA Soccer World Cup in South Africa. 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.
2. The summer issue of Go Nuke! is posted on
the website. Read up!
3. It’s that time of year again and your
Members of Congress are home for the August
recess. They’ll be attending summer barbecues, holding town hall meetings
and looking for opportunities to hear from their constituents. Please see
attached for a Public Information Brief on how to proceed.
4.
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!
5. There has been an explosion of interest in NA-YGN
since the 2009 Professional Development Workshop in May. This interest has
translated into the addition of 9 new local chapters which we are happy to
announce as official chapters. They include:
1) Entergy’s
Vermont Yankee Nuclear Station
2) Xcel
Energy’s Prairie Island Nuclear Power Plant
3) First
Energy’s Corporate Office
4) First
Energy’s Perry Nuclear Station
5) First
Energy’s Beaver Valley
6) Westinghouse’s
Western Zirconium manufacturing facility
7) Dominion’s
Millstone Nuclear Station
8) Sargent
& Lundy’s Corporate Office
9) Areva
Fort Worth Office
NA-YGN is happy
to announce these chapters as additions to the organization and looks forward
to adding more chapters in the future.
Misha Swanson
Communications Chair
North American Young Generation
in Nuclear
p: 410-470-3449
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