Dr. Headley’s engaging session will empower our NAYGN members with valuable insights on navigating diverse cultural landscapes. Based on his extensive experience and dissertation research, he will provide practical strategies for culturally intelligent business communications. This presentation promises to foster a more inclusive and culturally aware environment within our organization.
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At the 2024 NAYGN Conference in Charlotte, North Carolina, there will be an Exhibitor Hall for industry representatives to brand and present their organization to conference attendees. Exhibitors from the 2023 Conference inluded all areas of the industry from Utilities, to Suppliers, to Consultants, to Universities, even Regulators! If you or your organization are interested
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Save the date for the 2023 Canadian Regional Conference! WHEN: Wednesday, October 11, 2023 WHERE: McMaster Innovation Park Email pd@naygn.org or Canada@naygn.org for additional details or to get in on the conference planning!
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Last week, NAYGN President, Amanda Lang represented the young generation at the IAEA International Ministerial Conference on Nuclear Power in Washington DC. This conference brings together 800 attendees comprised of minsters, government officials, policymakers, and technical experts from around the world. The IAEA is comprised of 175 member states dedicated to the peaceful use of
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Get ready to crack this book open for our next book club on October 6th 12:00pm-1:00pm hosted by Gabrielle Psotka. This is a fascinating book that provides concrete advice that can be applied in the workplace and in regular life. Please read the book ahead of time, or read a summary online or watch a
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The Professional Development Committee will host a Diversity & Inclusion themed session on “Subtle Acts of Exclusion” and “Understanding Blind Spots – Enhance Objectivity”. To prepare for the session, please complete the following pre-work (two separate activities): First 1. Review the book summary attached on “Subtle Acts of Exclusion”. 2. Highlight/take notes on what stands
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Join the PD Book Club for the first book to be discussed in 2021: “Where Good Ideas Come From”. The February book club will be on Tuesday, 3/23 from 1130-1230 EST. We will finish our discussion of the book. Feel free to join us even if you do not get through the all the chapters.
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