Mark your calendars - you are invited to a FREE one day workshop that includes information about nuclear fundamentals and resources to conduct activities with your students. Plus, you could receive a radiation detector for use in your classroom!.

Who: All 6^th through 12^th grade science teachers (U.S. citizens only) are invited to attend.
What: "Nuclear Fundamentals Workshop"
When: To be announced
Where: To be announced

Plan to register TODAY for the "Nuclear Fundamentals Workshop." You'll learn to use a radiation detector, conduct experiements, receive resource books and tour nearby nuclear facilities. You'll have some fun and receive tools to enhance your presentation of our naturally radioactive world to your students.

Attendee will have the opportunity to register to receive one of four FREE radiation detectors to take back to their classroom. Additional teaching materials such as nuclear related books and a Chart of the Nuclides are also available free to each attendee.

The "Nuclear Fundamentals Workshop" is sponsored by the University of Tennessee Nuclear Engineering Department, the Oak Ridge/Knoxville Section of the American Nuclear Society (ANS), Oak Ridge National Laboratory, and the U.S. Department of Energy.  We are pursuing CEU credit this for this workshop.  If approved, we will pay the $10 CEU fee for each attendee.

Send your registration information via email, fax, or mail to:

Please provide the following information by email to:kengland@utk.edu, or print and mail to the address above, or fax it to 865-974-0668:

Name:


Address (After June 1):


Address (Cont.):


City, State and Zip:


Phone No:


E-mail Address:


Date of Birth:


Social Security #*:


Driver's License #*:

*Social security number is required in order to obtain a visitor's pass to Oak Ridge National Laboratory. (U.S. Citizen's Only)

THE AREA

Many visitors to Knoxville take time to visit the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, about
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