1. American Nuclear Society Education & Training Division Presentation to the ANS Board of Directors Pierre Tremblay, Vice Chair ETD June 8, 2005 San Diego, California

2. Education & Training Division Mission Encourages an exchange of views and information on matters related to education and training Links the academic, industrial, and governmental communities Involves educators, trainers, and students working together Enriches their professional development Educates the general public Advances nuclear science and engineering Provides a venue for nuclear training Promotes workforce development initiatives

3. Education & Training Division Executive Committee Structure/Planning Chair, First Vice Chair, Second Vice Chair, Secretary, Treasurer –Annually elect Second Vice Chair, Secretary, and Treasurer –Dr. Audeen W. Fentiman, BOD Liaison 5-Year Strategic and 1-Year Tactical Plan in place

4. Education & Training Division Membership Trends Last 5 Years

5. Education & Training Division Demographics

6. Education & Training Division Budget Information

7. Education & Training Division Communications Two 4-page Newsletters per year Maintain updated ETD web site Supported special Nuclear News Training Issue for Jan/Feb 2004

8. Education & Training Division Contributions to ANS ETD Work Force Committee –Knowledge retention and generational issues –Nuclear science and technology outreach Realism of High School textbooks with respect to Nuclear Science/Technology Instruction Alpha Nu Sigma Honor Society Chapter started at the US Military Academy

9. Education & Training Division Services to Membership Scholarships –Sponsor Lamarsh Scholarship Peer Recognition/Awards –Training Excellence and Training Pioneer Awards –Compton Award in Education Student Support –Provided resources to Student Sections for travel –Glasstone Award –Mark Mills Award –Student Design Contest for undergraduate/graduate –Sponsor Student Sessions with Best Paper financial Awards

10. Education & Training Division Meetings National Meeting Participation –Nine sessions in 2004 Winter Meeting –Five sessions in 2005 Summer Meeting

11. Education & Training Division Metrics Division Meetings Division Governance Division Contributions to Society Division Services to Membership National Meeting Participation 2004: 4 session 0panel/7session 4panel Succession Planning Submitted 2004 ANS Position Statements Research & Test Reactors 2003 Professional Development ABET Evaluators Workshop Class I Class II Topicals CONTE II Feb 2004 Membership Trends 971/1035 members +6.6% change 2004 Participation with Outside Professional Societies AEES, NEDHO, INPO Scholarships Lamarsh (not fully funded) Class III Topicals ETD does not support a Class III Topical meeting Communications 2 newsletters & website updated in 2004 Society Leadership Both Mtgs.: 75% Exec Comm., PDC & NPC Peer Recognition/ Awards Training Excellence, Compton (Teaching), Student Design Comp, Student Project (DOE), Mark Mills, Samuel Glasstone (students) Division Planning 2004 Strategic Plan Submitted Non-Meeting Publications NN January 2004 article Student Support 2004 Student Conference; Nat’l meeting travel

12. Summary Succession planning and details of officer responsibilities in place Increase in membership due to more rigorous encouragement and solicitation for members Strategic and tactical plans updated Awards and Scholarship chairs identified and in place Committee on Workforce Development in place Completion of ETD portion of Realism project Working on a Class I meeting (CONTE)