However, in keeping with Laboratory Director John Browne's goal of zero safeguards and security violations, everyone must strive to eliminate security infractions and compromises. Aggressive efforts in this area will demonstrate publicly that the Laboratory far exceeds contractual expectations and will lead to recognition of the Laboratory's positive security accomplishments. Following are the events for the week of June 15 through 19. Events for June 23 through 29 will be published shortly. In case of a cancellation or change in programming, check the Newsbulletin or the local papers, or call the museum before coming to a particular program.
All events are free and open to the public.
Registration and some restrictions apply to the Fenton Hill Observatory tour. Call 7-4444, ext. 0, for more information. Exciting results are happening at the observatory in transient phenomena, so don't miss this opportunity to hear the latest information. Gisler also will introduce students with the Earthwatch Institute working at Fenton Hill for two weeks. Earthwatch is a nonprofit organization that offers the public opportunities to work side by side with research scientists and scholars.