Events

CNTA's Young Professionals Committee aims to tap into the experience of CNTA's accomplished members by hosting a series of professional development sessions as well as provide a space for networking between like-minded individuals in the nuclear industry. The event and first drink is free.This session's topic is "How to Get Noticed in the Workplace for […]

National Security Implications of U.S. Nuclear Power in the 21st Century In the 20th century, America established itself as the global leader in nuclear science, engineering and technology, in large part because of policy principles established in the 1940s-1950s. However, with 20% of its current nuclear fleet at risk of premature closure, limited nuclear construction […]

17th Annual Charity Golf Tournament.

The Savannah River Remediation interns will be presenting an overview of their projects. Come join us on July 24 at 7:30 a.m. at Newberry Hall. Reservation Type CNTA Member $18.00 USD Non-Member $20.00 USD 2 Tickets $40.00 USD 3 Tickets $60.00 USD 4 Tickets $80.00 USD Name(s) for RSVP:

The Savannah River Safety Summit will take place on August 27, 2018, at the Savannah Rapids Pavilion in Martinez, GA. The day-long Summit will feature a welcome address, a keynote speaker, 4 sessions focused on nuclear safety and transportation, a Safety Expo with networking opportunities, door prizes, and more. “This is a great way for […]

Richard Meehan, Director of the Office of Nuclear Materials Integration for NNSA will speak. Title "High-Precision Nuclear Forensics- The Case of the MK18A Target Assemblies" Reservation Type CNTA Member $18.00 USD Non-Member $20.00 USD 2 Tickets $40.00 USD 3 Tickets $60.00 USD 4 Tickets $80.00 USD Name(s) for RSVP:

“Join us for an evening of live music while enjoying roasted oysters and low country boil from JC’s Seafood!” Tickets will not be sold at the door. Oyster Roast & Low Country Boil Tickets: One Ticket $30.00 USD Two Tickets $60.00 USD Three Tickets $90.00 USD Four Tickets $120.00 USD Name(s) For RSVP:

Our Keynote speaker is Michael Shellenberger, Founder & President of Environmental Progress. Michael is a leading pro-nuclear environmentalist, regular contributor to Forbes, The Wall Street Journal etc., and advises policymakers around the world.

The Teller Lecture & Banquet is also the time where we recognize the Maher Memorial Scholarship winner, give out the Distinguished Scientist Award, the Nuclear Service Award, and recognize all the other educational grant and award winners we have had this year.

Speaker: Steve Black, Director of DOE’s Office of Intelligence & Counterintelligence