Marie’s Electric Adventure: A Children’s Book About Nuclear Energy The Duke Energy chapter of NAYGN organized and wrote an elementary school-aged children’s book to begin to dispel fears about nuclear energy. The characters in the book are named after important scientists in the history of nuclear: Marie Curie, Pierre Curie, and Albert Einstein. The story […]
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From the Conference to You Submit your photos! Finalists of the conference photo contest will be selected from the NEA app this Friday, June 2nd. Winners will be chosen via Facebook vote by June 16th. Materials from the conference will be available here. Want to help plan next year’s conference? Email our PD Chair. NAYGN
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Headed to Scottsdale? Don’t forget to download and peruse the NEA Mobile App! Keep the conference social! Use #NEA17 Please consider attending the TIP (Top Innovative Practice) Luncheon on Tuesday. It’s free for all attendees, and certainly inspiring. Come ready to make an NAYGN Impact! Nervous? Check out the conference pre-job brief. Other News Four sessions
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Conference Roommate Needed! Interested in sharing a room during the NAYGN/NEA conference this May? Fill out the form below with your name, e-mail and travel dates. Naygn.org will maintain the members-only list of roommate requests below for you to view and contact. Problems? Contact communications@naygn.web.zuul.work. Received Requests Name E-Mail Days Dan See d8s0@pge.com 21-24 Sylvia Domanico sylvia.domanico@areva.com 21-24
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Which Drawing Do You Like Best? Vote now in NAYGN’s Annual Drawing Contest! Hurry – Voting closes May 5th! Please Welcome Our Newest Leads! Cayla Thompson– Professional Development Committee Lead Umar Faraz– Webinar Lead Dan Tamarkin– Publications Lead Other exciting lead positions are still available! Which lead interests you? Being a Student of the Industry Early
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Breaking News… Please join us in congratulating your new 2017 NAYGN core members! Vice President- Christine Johnsen US Affairs Chair- Maria Pfeffer Public Information Chair- Chris Wolfe Communications Chair- Lee Causey Congratulations to all of wonderful 4th quarter excellence award winners! Please welcome our new Northeast Regional Lead, Kate Fowler from NEIL; our new Awards
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Leah Kutches (Exelon West) Tremendous commitment to Community Service, creating and maintaining a partnership with a local food pantry, resulting in reoccurring volunteer events that have enabled over 100 volunteers to make an impact at the food pantry. Enzo Martinez (Exelon West) Organized fundraising event to support Relay for Life including themed t-shirts, 50/50 raffle,
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Christine Johnsen – Vice President Christine Johnsen is a Core Design Engineer in Duke Energy’s Nuclear Fuels Engineering organization. She began her career with Progress Energy in 2010 and assumed her current position following the Duke Energy/Progress Energy merger. Johnsen earned a Bachelor’s of Science degree in Nuclear Engineering from North Carolina State University in
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On May 23, 2016 the NAYGN Impact was introduced to the attendees at the NAYGN National Conference in Miami. This initiative was created to complement current industry efforts to improve efficiency while also advocating for nuclear energy facilities to be fully recognized for their value. NAYGN chapters were challenged to pick one thing they wanted
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On January 21, 2017, 20 volunteers from the local chapters of Women In Nuclear (WIN), North American Young Generation in Nuclear (NAYGN), and the American Nuclear Society (ANS) arrived at Cantera to prepare for the annual Atomic Fission Fun Girl Scout Badge event. These individuals, who hailed from different companies and different backgrounds in the
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