Breaking News… Congratulations to the winners of the photo contest! Click here to view the winning photos. The Professional Development Committee Needs Your Conference Stories – If you attended the Annual Workshop in Scottsdale, and would like to write about your experience at the conference and the sessions you attended, send an email to […]
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Breaking News… The Recruiting and Retention committee has developed a presentation for chapters recruiting among local high schools and colleges. It provides an introduction to nuclear power and career opportunities. Feel free to make it your own by adding chapter or company specific information. Click here to learn more. Get Involved! How does your chapter
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Breaking News… Voice your opinion at the hearings and in comments to the EPA:· To learn more and attend or speak at an EPA public hearing: http://www2.epa.gov/carbon-pollution-standards/forms/public-hearings-clean-power-plan-proposed-rule· To submit a written comment to the EPA: Send an email with the subject line EPA-HQ-OAR-2013-0602. For more information or questions contact Christine Csizmadia at cmc@nei.org or (202) 352-3489 Look out for the
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Breaking News… Our nation’s nuclear energy plants are vital national assets. Join Nuclear Matters to help us inform the public about the clear benefits that nuclear energy provides to our nation, raise awareness of the economic challenges to nuclear energy that threaten those benefits, and to work with stakeholders to explore possible policy solutions that
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Breaking News… Our nation’s nuclear energy plants are vital national assets. Join Nuclear Matters to help us inform the public about the clear benefits that nuclear energy provides to our nation, raise awareness of the economic challenges to nuclear energy that threaten those benefits, and to work with stakeholders to explore possible policy solutions that
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North American Young Generation in Nuclear (NAYGN) is pleased to announce the winner of its inaugural Innovation Competition: Ms. Shonique Miller and her team from Entergy’s River Bend Chapter. Ms. Miller won the competition with a proposed virtual knowledge transfer platform, The Hub. The Hub is intended to be an industry-wide website that would provide
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Breaking News… Our nation’s nuclear energy plants are vital national assets. Join Nuclear Matters to help us inform the public about the clear benefits that nuclear energy provides to our nation, raise awareness of the economic challenges to nuclear energy that threaten those benefits, and to work with stakeholders to explore possible policy solutions that
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North American Young Generation in Nuclear (NAYGN)’s 2014 Career Report reveals that the nuclear energy industry achieved pay equity for new hires in technical positions last year. “Our survey in 2013 was the first one that collected salary data by gender. We were definitely pleased with the findings regarding salaries of new hires,” said Felix
North American Young Generation in Nuclear (NAYGN) is pleased to announce that Susan Landahl, Senior Vice President of Exelon Generation, has been awarded the 2014 George Hairston Visionary Leadership Award. “Ms. Landahl has a passion for developing the next generation of nuclear leaders and has personally mentored dozens of young professionals through her NAYGN efforts,”
The Exelon West NAYGN Chapter utilizes their broad foot print—6 sites distributed throughout Illinois—and their proximity to Chicago to reach and educate America’s next generation on the facts and science of Nuclear Power. Several years ago, the Chapter pushed for each site to begin a Nuke 101 program because informed educators will be able to
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