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Seven Lab employees to serve on Los Alamos Employees' Scholarship Fund advisory committee
LANL Foundation manages scholarship fund
August 27, 2010—Seven Laboratory employees recently were elected to serve three-year terms on the Los Alamos Employees' Scholarship Fund scholarship advisory committee. The committee raises money from employees and subcontract personnel, and retirees for scholarships, sets forth the criteria for awards, solicits applications from students in Northern New Mexico, performs evaluations and recommendations for scholarships, and assists with summer job placement at the Laboratory.
These functions are executed under the umbrella of the Los Alamos National Laboratory Foundation, which manages the campaign.
Elected were Clare Webber and Leo Jaramillo of the Chief Financial Officer Division, Claudette Chavez of Nuclear Materials Science, Phillip Goldstone of the Science, Technology, and Engineering Directorate, Randy Erickson of the Chemistry, Life and Earth Sciences Directorate, Craig Leasure, deputy principal associate director of the Weapons Program, and Phil Tubesing of International Research, Analysis, and Development.
Fast Facts
People
11,127 total employees
Los Alamos National Security, LLC 8,683
SOC Los Alamos (Guard Force) 419
Contractors 606
Students 1,101
Place
Located 35 miles northwest of Santa Fe, New Mexico, on 36 square miles of DOE-owned property.
More than 2,000 individual facilities, including 47 technical areas with 8 million square feet under roof.
Replacement value of $5.9 billion
Budget FY 2012: Approx. $2.2 billion
57% Weapons programs
9% Nonproliferation programs
7% Safeguards and Security
8% Environmental Management
4% DOE Office of Science
4% Energy and other programs
11% Work for Others
Workforce Demographics (LANS and students only)
34% of employees live in Los Alamos, the remainder commute from Santa Fe,
Española, Taos, and Albuquerque.
Average Age: 46
70% male, 30% female
43% minorities
63% university degrees
· 23% hold undergraduate degrees
· 16% hold graduate degrees
· 24% have earned a Ph.D.
Major Awards
121 R&D100 awards since 1978
31 E.O. Lawrence Awards
The Seaborg Medal
The Edward Teller Medal
The Nobel Prize in Physics, Frederick Reines

