Welcome to the UMass Lowell American Nuclear Society

Welcome to the… UMass Lowell American Nuclear Society Student Chapter!

Officer Introductions President – Mark Henry � � � Senior – Mechanical Engineering Associate’s Degree in Nuclear Engineering Technology Current NRC Licensed Reactor Operator at UMLRR Interned at Millstone Nuclear Power Plant & Shaw - Nuclear Group Avid Nuclear Power Promoter, Current on All Aspects of the Industry and Nuclear Energy Love Basketball, Motorcycles, and the Great Outdoors! Vice-President – Greg Bangs � � � Junior – Chemical Engineering Honors Graduate Whitter RVTHS – Electrical Co-Op ◦ General Mills – Columbo – Yoplait ◦ Technetics Group – Garlock Helicoflex

Officer Introductions Treasurer – Michael Demboske � � � Junior Chemical-Nuclear Engineer Rock climber/ mountain climber Interested in setting up club activities and outings! Secretary – Ci. Ci Pham � � � Junior in Chemical Engineering This year, I am gearing up to go to medical school. Things I like to do: sing, hike, hang out with new people For the club, I would like to get more people involved with ANS and have more people know what we are about. ESTROGEN!!!

American Nuclear Society (National) � Established in 1954, professional organization of scientists, engineers, and other professionals devoted to the peaceful applications of nuclear science and technology. � 10, 500 members (in 46 countries) come from diverse technical disciplines ranging from physics and nuclear safety to operations and power � Comprised of national and international entities, including government, academia, research laboratories, and private industry.

American Nuclear Society (UML Chapter) � Established in 1967, our mission is to advocate the peaceful use of nuclear technology and applications through all facets of life, from power generation to medicinal treatments � The UMass Lowell chapter is a satellite organization, taking part in elections and attending regular national conferences. � Currently 44 registered members (and counting!) � Students from diverse disciplines ranging from business to physics, and electrical to mechanical engineering (Tell your friends!)

What Can New Members Expect? ? ? � Excellent networking and education opportunities await each of you, academic and professional development � Scheduled guest speakers - Professionals and industry leading experts monthly � Weekly Meetings - Informative, you will gain valuable knowledge about the nuclear industry through experience (what’s a PWR, BWR, AP 1000, EBWR, NRC, TMI, DIH 2 O, RAD, FW, EPU, HX, SWS, RX, RCP, CFR, etc. ? ) You will learn a lot in a fun, student-led environment!

What Can New Members Expect? ? ? � ANS National and Student Conferences – April 2013, held at MIT in Cambridge � ANS Regional Dinner Meetings - Monthly at the Papa Razzi restaurant � Volunteering and Fundraising – Help the ANS while helping your community, fun events! � Tours ◦ ◦ ◦ of Local Nuclear Facilities: UML Nuclear Research Reactor Seabrook Nuclear Power Station (NH) Millstone Nuclear Power Station (CT, maybe Mohegan Sun? ) Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) Any other ideas considered…

New Meeting Layout � Very short presentations about anything nuclear industry related. Request what you would like to know about or practice your own material in a constructive environment � Productive – Brainstorm ideas to advance the ANS so we are a recognized chapter beyond campus doors � Involved – Members have just as much a say in what we do as an organization as the officers

SIGN UP!!! � ANS National � UML ANS Students www. ans. org (Student Membership $28) www. uml. edu/clubs/. . . (FREE!) USE Collegiatelink Site for ANYTHING ANS (Family Day, Humane Society, Events, etc. ) Mark_Henry@student. uml. edu Gregory_Bangs@. . . Michael_Demboske@. . . Ci_Pham@. . . �

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