We are launching the very first episode of the NAYGN New Energy Podcast, a new initiative from the Clean Energy Committee designed to highlight workforce trends, innovation, and the future of clean energy. 🎧 Episode 1 features Melissa Parvis, CEO of Athena Consulting & Workforce Solutions, discussing: Tune in Wednesday, 12/17, at 2pm ET on […]
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The Trent University chapter of NAYGN, located in Peterborough Ontario, is proud to announce that we have been awarded the Trent Central Student Association’s (TCSA) first-ever Club of the Month award! This recognition highlights the chapter’s outstanding leadership, community involvement, and dedication to providing educational and professional development opportunities for Trent students. Our team’s hard
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North American Young Generation in Nuclear (NAYGN) is thrilled to announce the return of our Art Contests! Driven through the creative submissions in the past, we are thrilled to see your artistic talent shine in the new year. All forms of art are accepted, such as Drawings, Paintings, Digital Creations, etc. Submissions will be based
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On November 20th, 2025, NAYGN was proud to participate in Geography Awareness Week at Milliken Mills High School in Markham, Ontario, where students stopped by our booth with thoughtful questions. Members from Sargent & Lundy and Westinghouse chapters walked the students through how nuclear power works and why geography matters to the industry—from geological and
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Got a passion for nuclear? Creative video skills? Share your unique take on nuclear technology for a chance to win prizes, including a new laptop! Open to students (Grade School through undergraduate College/University levels) Contest runs September 3 – December 19 Videos can feature you, others, voiceovers, or any creative format and should be 1-5
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Submitted by Christina Mohan, Canada Region Lead. Did you know that one person dies in Canada every 5 minutes from heart disease, stroke or vascular cognitive impairment? More than 3.5 million people across Canada of all ages, ethnicities and genders are living with these conditions, but the 2025 Heart & Stroke Ride for Heart throughout
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Submitted by Dylan Moss, Government Outreach On May 22nd, about 45 NAYGN members assembled at the Nuclear Energy Institute (NEI) headquarters in Washington, D.C. We were there to revive an old NAYGN tradition: Hill Day. The last time this event was held was in 2022, alongside the Nuclear Energy Assembly conference. This year, Hill Day
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Breaking News: The 2026 NAYGN Continental Conference will be held May 11th-14th in vibrant Atlanta, Georgia. 🎉Special Registration Rate for 2026🎉 In celebration of the positively nuclear energy you brought to the 2025 conference, we’re offering early birds a discounted 2026 registration rate of $550 USD – available until August 1st, 2025. Sign up at
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Submitted by: Dayna Wiebe, GEH SMR Canada Chapter Co-Chair GE Vernova Hitachi Nuclear Energy Canada NAYGN Chapter organized a Step Challenge to raise money for the Heart and Stroke Foundation of Canada. The Step Challenge was hosted on a step-counting app and promoted heath, wellness, and friendly competition in the GVH Markham office. For every
*Users must be signed in to access the Resource Hub. It’s a wrap! The 2025 NAYGN Continental Conference was held in Denver, Colorado from June 22-25, 2025. With over 500 attendees, this conference was the best standalone conference we’ve ever had! Many attendees had never been to an NAYGN conference before and loved the experience
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