1204 Whiskey Rd, Suite B
Aiken, SC 29803-4318
(803) 649-3456
1-800-299-CNTA
cnta@bellsouth.net
CNTA Events
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1204 Whiskey Rd, Suite B
CNTA Events |
Citizens for Nuclear Technology sponsors, co-sponsors, or contributes to a variety of public events and information meetings. Shown below are links to pages describing recent activities.
Recurring Events
Edward Teller Lecture & Banquet -- The 18th Annual event took place November 12, 2008, featuring the Hon. James E. Clyburn, Member of Congress for South Carolina's 6th District. The 17th Annual event convened on November 12, 2008, featuring Ms. Gwyneth Cravens, journalist, novelist, and environmentalists. Other key events included the presentation of the Fred C. Davison Distinguished Scientist Award and the Robert Maher Memorial Scholarship.
Up & Atom Breakfasts -- CNTA periodically sponsors breakfast meetings with speakers on subjects related to nuclear technology and its impacts on society.
High School Essay Scholarship Contest -- CNTA sponsors scholarships for excellence in essays on nuclear technology issues, open to regional high-school students. Winners for 2010 have been announced.
CNTA Golf Tournament -- The 8th Annual event proceeded at Houndslake Country Club in Aiken on May 7th, 2010.
Special Events
SRS Heritage Center -- The Heritage Foundation celebrated SRS Heritage Day October 10, 2009 in cooperation with the New Ellenton (SC) Atomic City Festival. Earlier, the Foundation co-sponsored the production of a new feature-length film recording the memories from residents of Ellenton, Dunbarton, and surrounding communities who were displaced upon the withdrawal of land to form the Savannah River Project in the early 1950s.
MOX Fuel Facility Groundbreaking -- CNTA co-hosted a ceremony and presentations upon the approval by the National Nuclear Security Administration of the start of Site Preparation work on the Mixed Oxide (MOX) Fuel Fabrication Facility (MFFF) at the Savannah River Site.
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