The workshop promises inspiration and empowerment. In 1997, when Scott came to NIH to conduct a workshop on managing life, the response was excellent. The approaching millennial transition makes it more important than ever to address public concerns over Y2K readiness. All NIH employees and Clinical Center patients are invited. The event will feature several interactive panel discussions with speakers from NIH and representatives from utility companies, local government and community organizations.
Audience members can participate in question and answer sessions with the panel members.
In addition, visitors can browse through information booths located outside the auditorium to pick up free literature and other items that will help convey the message about Y2K readiness to friends and family. The NIH Work and Family Life Center recently began working with a contractor who can help NIH employees find child, elder and adult dependent care resources in the Washington, D.C., metropolitan area as well as nationwide. For more information, employees may contact WFLC, 435-1619.