Women's History Month 2003

Women's History Month at Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL)
2003

Committee
Presidential Proclamation
Women leaving the plant at shift change. Sponsors
Events Pictures

March 6, 10:00-3:00 Good Health/Get into Shape
ORNL Cafeteria
Stop by for a free osteoporosis screening and learn about the 10K-A-Day Program which you can add to your everyday routine from The Wellness Place at Methodist Medical Center. (10K-A-Day packets can be purchased for $20. Checks should be made payable to Covenant Health.)
ORNL Health Services will also be offering blood pressure checks.

Andrea Conte

March 13, 11:30, Wigner Auditorium
Guest Speaker: Andrea Conte, Tennessee's First Lady
Ms. Conte will share her agenda as Tennessee's new First Lady (wife of Governor Phil Bredesen), the path her career has taken over the years, and information about "You Have the Power...Know How to Use It," a nonprofit corporation she founded, which is dedicated to raising awareness about crime and justice issues. Refreshments will be served.

March 18, 11:30, Wigner Auditorium "Women of the Wild West" by Will Minter
Come early and enjoy a taste of the old West! Snacks of beans and cornbread will be served (not lunch).

March 25, 1:30, Wigner Auditorium "Women of the Manhattan Project: Oak Ridge and Hanford" by ORNL Historian, Steve Stow and Hanford Historian, Michele Gerber.
Marilyn McLaughlin is the co-author of the ORNL presentation.

March 20, 6:15-7:30, American Museum of Science and Energy, "Women Pioneering the Future, Past, and Present" panel discussion, sponsored by Women in Nuclear, SAIC, Bechtel Jacobs, AWIS, ANS, UT-Battelle, BWXT/Y12.

Many thanks to the ORNL organizations who have sponsored these events:
Computing and Computational Sciences Directorate
Computational Sciences & Engineering Division
Computer Science & Mathematics
Engineering Science and Technology Division
Metals and Ceramics Division
EEO/Diversity Office
Committee for Women

Thanks also to the Women's History Month Committee at ORNL who have worked diligently to provide interesting and entertaining events for Women's History Month and to the organizations who support them.

Teresa Ferguson, Co-chair -- Engineering Science & Technology Division
Debbie Hudak, Co-Chair - Contracts/Property Management
Teresa Honeycutt -- Staffing Management & Diversity Programs
Debbie Knox -- Operational Safety Services Division
Shirley Shugart -- Metals & Ceramics Division (Committee for Women Representative)
Karen Simonson -- Metals & Ceramics Division
Leila Sutherland -- Operational Safety Services Division
Sandy Tull -- Nuclear Science & Technology Divison
Pat Trentham -- Chemical Sciences Division
Nancy Wright -- Computing & Computational Sciences Directorate

ORNL EEO/Diversity Programs Office

ORNL EEO/Diversity Programs Office public web page

Oak Ridge National Laboratory

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Women's History Month at Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) 2003
Committee Presidential Proclamation		Sponsors Events Pictures

March 6, 10:00-3:00 *Good Health/Get into Shape* ORNL Cafeteria Stop by for a free osteoporosis screening and learn about the 10K-A-Day Program which you can add to your everyday routine from The Wellness Place at Methodist Medical Center. (10K-A-Day packets can be purchased for $20. Checks should be made payable to Covenant Health.) ORNL Health Services will also be offering blood pressure checks.

March 18, 11:30, Wigner Auditorium *"Women of the Wild West"* by Will Minter Come early and enjoy a taste of the old West! Snacks of beans and cornbread will be served (not lunch).
	March 25, 1:30, Wigner Auditorium "Women of the Manhattan Project: Oak Ridge and Hanford" by ORNL Historian, Steve Stow and Hanford Historian, Michele Gerber. Marilyn McLaughlin is the co-author of the ORNL presentation.