ML20197G999
| ML20197G999 | |
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| Issue date: | 12/18/1997 |
| From: | Callan L NRC OFFICE OF THE EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR FOR OPERATIONS (EDO) |
| To: | Diaz N, Dicus G, Shirley Ann Jackson, Mcgaffigan E, The Chairman NRC COMMISSION (OCM) |
| References | |
| NUDOCS 9712310160 | |
| Download: ML20197G999 (6) | |
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-l MEMORANDUM TO:- Chairman Jackson Commissioner Dicus Commissioner Diaz -
' Commissioner McGaffigan
! FROM: L. Joseph Callan &
Executive Director forgerations
SUBJECT:
STAFF REQUIREMENTS: ALL EMPLOYEES MEETING, 10:30 A.M. AND 1:35 P.M. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 30,1997, PLAZA AREA, ONE WHITE FLINT NORTH, ROCKVILLE, MARYLAND (OPEN TO PUBLIC ATTENDANCE) - ,
4This is in response to staff requirements memorandum dated December 2,1997, requesting j information regarding NRC's plan to assist Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU) .
. as requested in Executive Order 12879.
A The Office of Small Business and Civil R y 4 established the Agency's HBCU Prograril in i . FY92. The program is designed to promote research, education, and training opportunities in ,
science and engineering to benefit faculty and students at HBCUs. The NRC signed a cooperative agreement with the Oak Ridge institute for Science and Education to manage the
- m day-to-day operation of the program and negotiate HBCU student / faculty assignments.
E Assignments are individually negotiated based on student and faculty interest and capability; and capability of the institution for on-campus research. Since 1992, NRC has maintained -
successful partnerships wh several HBCUs by offering faculty and student research assignments at national lcratories and by supporting on-campus research when possible.
These research assignments have included digital image processing, design and development for fluid flow heat and mass transfer problems, and operation trouble-shooting and optimization c of the environmental restoration groundwater and vadose zone remediation. Two hundred 4 thousand dollars have been allocated for the HBCU program in FY98. The same amount is pic-i-::d for FY99.
The number of students and faculty participating in the program varies slightly from year to -
U year.1 On average, annual participation in tne program has been 18-20 students and 18-20 faculty members representing approximately 15 schools. Attachments 1 and 2 identify student and faculty participation during FY_97.
c Attactwnents:
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December 18. 1997 MEMORANDUM TO. Chairman Jackson i . Commissioner Dieus Commissioner Diaz Commissioner McGatfigan OriginMsignedy FROM: L. Joseph Callan L Callan Executive Director for ations
SUBJECT:
STAFF REQUIREMENTS: ALL EMPLOYEES MEETING, 10:30 A.M. AND 1:35 P.M. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 30,1997, PLAZA AREA, ONE WHITE FLINT NORTH, ROCKVILLE, MARYLAND (OPEN TO PUBLIC ATTENDANCE)
- This is in responce to staff requirements memorandum dated December 2,1997, requesting information regarding NRC's plan to assist Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCU) as requested in Executive Order 12876.
The Offica of Small Business and Civil Rights established the Agency's HBCU Program in FY92. The program is designed to promote research, education, and train!ng opportunities in
. science and engineering to benefit faculty and students at HBCUs. The NRC signed a cooperative agreement with the Oak Rioge Institute for Science and Education to manage the day-to-day operauon of the program and negotiate HBCU student / faculty assignments.
Assignments are individually negotiated baesd on student and faculty interest and capab:lity; and capability of the institution for on-campus research. Since 1992, NRC has maintained successful partnerships with several HBCUs by offering faculty and student research assignments at national laboratories and by supporting on-campus research when possible.
Those research assignments have included digital image processing, design and development for fluid flow heat and mass transfer problems, and operation trouble-shooting and optimization of the environmental restoration grcundwater and vadose zone remedittion. Two hundred thousand dollars have been allocated for the HBCU program in FY98. The same amount is proposed for FY99.
The number of students and faculty participating in the program varies slightly from year to year. On average, annual participation in the program has been 18-20 students and 18-20 faculty members representing approximately 15 schools. Attachments 1 and 2 identify student and faculty participation during FY97.
Attachments:
As stated cc w/ attachments: DISTRIBUTION:
SECY Regions SBCR RF OGC ACRS SBCR SF ClO ACNW B. Williams, SBCR CFO ASLBP DEDM RF OCA OPA EDO RF OlG POR L. Callan, EDO Office Directors DCS A. Thadani, DEDE H. Thompson, DEDR CONTACT: 1. Little, SBCR J. Blaha, OEDO 415-7380 DOCUMENT NAME: G:\HBCUSRM T2 ocolve a copy of this documert. Indicate in the box: "C" = Copy without attachment / enclosure "E" = Copy with attachment / enclosure "N" = No copy 0FFICE AAPM D/SBCR DEDM .,) W NAME BDW1111ams IPLittle PGNorry 7 kT.JDallan DATE 12/9/97 12/9/97 l 12/ l/97 12/12/97
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e-MEMORANDUM TO: Chairman Jackson Commissioner Dieus.,
Commissioner Diaz Commissioner McGaffigan FROM: L. Joseph Callan Executive Director for Operations
SUBJECT:
STAFF REQUIREMENTS: ALL EMPLOYE MEETING, 10:30 A.M. AND 1:35 P.M. THURSDAY, TOBER 30,1997, PLAZA AREA, ONE WHITE FLINT NO H, ROCKVILLE, MARYLAND (OPEN TO PUBLIC ATT NDANCE)
This is in response to staff requirements memorandum dated D cember 2,1997, requesting information regarding NRC's plan to assist Historically Black lieges and Universities (HBCU) as requested in Executive Order 12876.
The Office of Small Business and Civil Rights establish the Agency's HBCU Program in FY92. The program is designed to promote research ducation, and training opportunities in science and engineering to benefit faculty and stud ts at HBCUs. The NRC signed a cooperative agreement with the Oak Ridge Instit for Science and Education to manage the day-to-day operation of the program and negot e HBCd student / faculty assignments.
Assignments are individually negotiated bas on student and faculty interest and capability; and capability of the institution for on-cam s research. Since 1992, NRC has maintained successful partnerships with several HB s by offering faculty and student research assignments at national laboratories d by supporting on-campus reser.rch when possible.
Two hundred thousand dollars have en allocated for the HBCU program in FY98. The same amount is proposed for FY99.
The number of students and f ulty participating in the program varies slightly from year to year. On average, annual p rticipation in the program has been 18-20 students and 18-20 faculty members represen g approximately 15 schools. Attachments 1 and 2 identify student and faculty participation uring FY97.
Attachments:
As stated cc w/attachmen DISTRIBUTION:
SECY Regions SBCR RF OGC ACRS SBCR SF ClO ~ ACNW B. Williams, SBCR CFO ASLBP DEDM RF OCA OPA EDO RF OlG PDR L. Callan, EDO O Directors DCS A. Thadani, DEDE H. Thompson, DEDR CONTACT: 1. Little, SBCR J. Blaha, OEDO 415-7380 DOCUMENT NAME: G:\HBCUSRM T2 receive a copy of thla debument. Indicate in the box: "C" = Copy without attachment /endosure "E" = Copy with attachment / enclosure "N" = No ccpy
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. , l Nuclear Reaulatory Commission's Historically Black Colleges and Universities Program EY_1997 J
Faculty' InllitMilQD Discioline Baseveraju, Gakhara Bennett College Biology Bililign, Solomon North Carolina A&T State University Physics Ghuman, Gian Savannah State College Earth Science, General Isa, Saliman ' South Carolina State University - Electrical Engineering Technology Johnson, Carl Southem University in New Orleans Chemmtry Narang, Hira Tuskegee University Computer Science Naseri Neshat, Hamid South Carolina State University Engineering Technology 3mith, Augustine Morehouse Physics Tamma, Rao Mississippi Valley State Un!versity Computer Science ;
Chen, Guangming Morgan State University Industrial Engineering Haque, M, Amin Alcorn State University Chemistry and Physics lqbal, M. Shaw University Science and Technology James, Floyd North Carolina A&T State University Physics, General Rao, Gopala Howard University Chemical Engineering Song,Yong North Carolina A&T State University Electrical Engineering Spaniol, G. Craig - West Virginia State College - Engineering Science Attachment i
c Nuclear Regulatory CotDmittlon's tilsiedeally Blank Colleata_and_Ulilversities Py A17;}
EX.ME StudCD1 IDstitution Discioline Blackman, Anthony North Carolina A&T State University Engineering Physics Brown, Thomas West Virginia State College Electrical Engineering Technology McBean, Gerald Howard University Chemical Engineering Stevens, Timothy North Carolina A&T State University Electrical Engineering Eades, Wynter South Carolina State University Electrical Engineering Technology Glenn, Jante Tuskegee University Electrical Engineering Hicks, Walter Albany State College Mechanical Engineering Littleton, Melany Mississippi Valley State University other Fields Mulumba, Kor,golo Tuskegee University Mechanical Engineering Sirnmuns, Kenya Clafiln College Chemistry Wade, Kellie Claflin College Chemistry Williams, W:Ima Mississippi Valley State University Biology McCarter, Benjamin North Carolina A&T State University Physics Taylor, Latif Tuskegee University Mechanical Engineering McCarter, Denjamin North Carolina A&T State University Physics, General Xiao, Yan North Carolina A&T State University Computer Science Attachment 2 l
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Addressees Memorandum Dated December 18, 1997 Office Directors and Regional Administrators
SUBJECT:
STAFF REQUIREMENTS: ALL EMPLOYEES MEETING,10:30 A.M. AND 1:35 P.M. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 30,1997, PLAZA AREA, ONE WHITE FLINT NORTH, ROCKVILLE, MARYLAND (OPEN TO PUBLIC ATTENDANCE)
Md.Sion B. John Garrick, Chairman, Advisory Committee on Nuclear Waste T2 E26 Robert L. Seale, Chairman, Advisory Committee on Reactor Safeguards T2 E26 John T. Larkins, Executive Director, Advisory Committee on Reactor T-2 E26 Safeguards / Advisory Committee on Nuclear Waste B. Paul Cotter, Jr., Chief Administrativo Judge, T2 E26 Atomic Safety and Licensing Board Panel Karen D. Cyr, General Counsel 0 15 B18 John F. Cordes, Jr., Acting Directer, 0 15 B18 Office of Commission Appellate Adjudicati:,n Anthony J. Galante, Chief Information Officer 0-17 H2O Jesse L. Funchas, Chief Financial Officer 0 17 F3 Hubert T. Bell, inspector General T5 D28 Carlton R. Stoiber, Director, Office of International Programs 0-15 H7 Dennis K. Rathbun, Director, Office of Congressional Affairs 0-17 A3 William M. Beecher, Director, Office of Public Affairs O2 A13 John C. Hoyle, Secretary of the Commission 0-5 G15 L. Joseph Callan, Executive Director for Operations O-5 E6 Hugh L. Thompson, Jr. Deputy Executive Director 05 E6 for Regulatory Programs Ashok C. Thadani, Acting Deputy Executive Director for Regulatory O-5 E6 Effectiveness Patricia G. Norry, Deputy Executive Director for Management Services O5 E6 James L. Blaha, Assistant for Operations,01:D0 05 E6 Amo!d E. *Moe" Levin, Acting Director Office of Information T-6 F15 Resources Management Edward L. Halman, Director, Office of Administration T-7 D59 Thomas T Martin, Director, Office for Analysis and Evaluation of T4 D18 Operallonal Data James Lieberman, Director, Office of Enfr cement 0-7 HS Guy P. Caputo, Director, Office of Investigo..ans 0-3 D2 Paul E. Bird, Director, Office of Human Resources T-3 A2 Carl J. Paperiello, Director, Office of Nuclear Material Safety arid T3 A23 ,
. Safeguards Samuel J. Collins, Director, Office of Nuclear Reactor Regulation O-12 ~ G18 Malcolm R. Knapp, Acting Director, Office of Nuclear T 10 F12 Regulatory Research '
Richard L; Bangart, Director, Office of State Programs O-3 H2O Hubert J. Miller, Regional Administrator, Region i RGNl
- Luis A. Reyes, Regional Administrator, Region ll RGNil l A. B. Beach, Regional Administrator, Region 111 RGN-Ill Ellis W, Merschoff, Regional Administrator, Region IV RGN-IV l
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