IN THIS ISSUE
- Small business and Lab honored for mentoring partnership
RG Construction Services wins DOE award - First endowed position created at Santa Fe Community College
Early Childhood Center for Excellence director's position now funded - $390K raised for youth scholarships
Lab employees give to LAESF - Lab engineer moonlights as portrait artist
Gene Ortega to show art at Contemporary Hispanic Market - A great place to work
Everything you need to know about getting hired at the Lab - In other news
Northern New Mexico Tribal Business Scholarship deadline extended—and more - For your calendar
From a summer reading program to ScienceFest, there's plenty to do in July
JULY EVENTS AT A GLANCE
- July 8, 15, 22, 29: Open observatory nights
- July 14: Scientist in the Spotlight—nuclear forensics
- July 14: DisrupTECH
- July 14–17: Los Alamos Science Fest
- Through July 20: Back to School Drive
- July 21: Science on Tap—why dinosaurs needed fusion rockets, too
- Through August 1: Rudolfo Anaya Summer Reading Program
- August 5: Deadline (extended) for Northern New Mexico Tribal Business Scholarship
GOOD NEIGHBOR PLEDGE
To partner with our neighbors on strengthening math and science learning, diversifying the economy and expanding community giving in northern New Mexico
Rio Arriba Leadership Summit addresses challenges, opportunities
Community leaders gather in Española for a round-table discussion
GRANT WRITING TIP
Don't wait until you're faced with a grant application to think about the details of your project. As soon as you have a good idea, begin making notes on:
- Background: document the need for your project with data and observations
- Mission statement: identify the project's potential outcome
- Goals and objectives: make sure they are specific and measurable
- Timeline: what are realistic deadlines
- Required materials, supplies, assessment tools, and personnel
- Total cost
PERSONAL MESSAGE
This is an excellent time to consider employment with the Lab. We currently project that more than 2,000 opportunities will become available between now and 2020. A quick trip to our job posting website shows that many of these opportunities are already available—and they’re not just for scientists with PhDs. Read more... »
CONTACTS
Community Partnerships Office, Director
Kathy Keith
505-665-4400
Toll free: 888-841-8256
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