Austin, Ecke, Erickson, Eli Van Cleve and Jeremy Van Cleve are repeat scholarship recipients. The Los Alamos Employees' Scholarship Fund allows Laboratory employees and subcontract personnel to donate to a fund that awards college scholarships to Northern New Mexico area students. Laboratory Director John Browne issued an all-employee memo last week on the 2001 Los Alamos Employees' Scholarship Fund campaign. Employees at Los Alamos have shown their willingness to invest in the future of Northern New Mexico and the Laboratory by contributing to this scholarship fund and I am confident that this year will be no exception. And 110 high school seniors or college undergraduates have received scholarships through the fund.
Employees also can make a one-time donation.
Personal checks can be written to the Los Alamos National Laboratory Foundation. The Laboratory Foundation is a philanthropic grant-giving entity for the Lab created in 1997. Waste generators must complete the refresher training course by Nov. 30. Thereafter, refresher training is required every three years. Waste generators include, but are not limited to, Laboratory workers who generate RCRA hazardous, radioactive, mixed, PCB, or New Mexico Special wastes.