Oak Ridge Associated Universities 2006 Annual Report

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Investing in Our Community, Our Region, and Beyond As local, regional, and national organizations work to spur economic development, create more jobs, take healthcare to new levels of excellence, strengthen scientific research and technology, and enhance education, our communities grow and thrive. ORAU is a beneficiary of these strong communities, and as such, is committed to partnering with and investing in the valuable work of these organizations to achieve mutally shared objectives. Some of the organizations that ORAU proudly supports include: The Tennessee Valley Corridor, Inc., is dedicated to promoting the Tennessee Valley Corridor as one of the nation’s premier science and technology centers and to leveraging the Corridor’s world-class research institutions and technology assets for maximum regional economic development and new job creation. Junior Achievement is the world’s largest organization dedicated to inspiring and preparing young people to succeed in a global economy. Junior Achievement provides in-school and afterschool programs for 7 million students worldwide. The mission of the Oak Ridge Chamber of Commerce is to enhance the economic vitality of the greater Oak Ridge area while providing value to its 700 members. The Knoxville Oak Ridge Innovation Valley represents a 16-county region in East Tennessee. The East Tennessee Economic Development Agency is a regional marketing and business recruitment organization that provides site location information and assistance in this region. Dolly Parton’s Imagination Library promotes literacy by providing one free hardcover, ageappropriate book to children from birth to five years of age. Named Tennessee’s top hospital in quality performance, Methodist Medical Center has provided Oak Ridge and surrounding communities with the latest medical advancements for more than 60 years. The Oak Ridge Public Schools Education Foundation works to ensure that the Oak Ridge Public Schools provide the best public education possible and that our school system sets the standard of excellence in public education throughout the 21st century and beyond. ETEC is a regional organization created to support the federal government’s missions in Oak Ridge and to create new economic opportunities in the region. 70
ORAU Management Key Office Contact Information ● Executive Office (865) 576-3300, April.Hackler@orau.org ● Business Development Office (865) 576-3301, Tony.Lester@orau.org ● General Counsel’s Office (865) 576-3054, Ivan.Boatner@orau.org Dr. Ronald D. Townsend President and CEO Ms. Gail H. Singh Vice President, Chief Financial Officer Dr. John C. Nemeth Vice President, Partnership Development Mr. Ivan A. Boatner General Counsel ● Human Resources Office (865) 576-3161, Dan.Standley@orau.org ● Partnership Development and Membership Office (865) 576-1898, John.Nemeth@orau.org ● Science Education Programs (865) 576-3424, science.education@orau.org ● Occupational Exposure and Worker Health Programs (865) 576-3115, occ.health@orau.org ● Professional and Technical Training Programs Mr. Daniel W. Standley Corporate Director, Human Resources Ms. Monnie E. Champion Corporate Secretary Mr. Perry A. (Tony) Lester Director, Business Development Mr. Eric W. Abelquist Director, Independent Environmental Assessment and Verification Programs Mr. H. Andy Page Director, National Security and Emergency Management Program (865) 576-3420 health.communication@orau.org technical.training@orau.org ● National Security and Emergency Management Program (202) 955-3628, national.security@orau.org ● Radiation Emergency Medicine Programs (Radiation Emergency Assistance Center/ Training Site) (865) 576-3131, reacts@orau.gov Dr. Donna L. Cragle Director, Occupational Exposure and Worker Health Programs Mr. Michael L. Wetzel Director, Scientific and Technical Peer Review Programs Mr. Marcus A. Weseman Director, Professional and Technical Training Programs Dr. Albert L. Wiley Director, Radiation Emergency Medicine Programs Dr. Wayne L. Stevenson Director, Science Education Programs ● Independent Environmental Assessment and Verification Programs (865) 576-3740, health.physics@orau.org ivsurveys@orau.org ● Scientific and Technical Peer Review Programs (865) 576-1087, peerreview@orau.org 71
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