Area pueblo governor Garcia speaks today at Lab
Former Laboratory staff member and current Ohkay Owingeh (formerly San Juan) Pueblo Governor Joe Garcia will talk about Indian health and education at 11 this morning at the Laboratory.
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Monday, April 10, 2006 Area pueblo governor Garcia speaks today at LabFormer Laboratory staff member and current Ohkay Owingeh (formerly San Juan) Pueblo Governor Joe Garcia will talk about Indian health and education at 11 this morning at the Laboratory.
Laboratory Frontiers in Science talk tonight in Española
Laboratory scientist Rajan Gupta of Elementary Particles and Field Theory (T-8) will discuss the current energy crisis and its future at a Frontiers in Science public lecture at 7:30 this evening in the Nick L. Salazar Center for the Arts at Northern New Mexico College in Española.
UC benefits specialists available this week for one-on-one retirement election meetings
Ten benefits representatives from the University of California are scheduled to be at the Laboratory today through Wednesday for one-on-one retirement election meetings.
Director's 2006 Affirmative Action/Equal Employment Opportunity policy statement available online
Laboratory Director Bob Kuckuck’s policy statement and a summary of the Laboratory's Affirmative Action Program for calendar year 2006 are now available at the Office of Equal Opportunity and Diversity (HR-OEOD) Web page online.
Proposals sought for Intelligence Community Postdoc Fellowship Program
Los Alamos' Education and Postdoc Program Office (STB-EPO) is accepting proposals for the 2006 fiscal year Intelligence Community Postdoc Research Fellowship Program.
Motorists should use caution, be alert for walkers to Chimayo this week
Every year on Good Friday (April 14), thousands of people walk to Chimayo in observance of the Easter holiday. Many of them walk along heavily used roads, such as NM 502 and 503 and U.S. 84-285. supercomputing
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