The AFCI/GNEP Fellowship Experience - Networking
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2005 AFCI Fellows met with Congressman Chet Edwards, a member of the House Energy and Water Subcommittee. From left are Jason Harp and Senator Edwards. | ||
| 2005 AFCI Fellows met with Senator Olympia Snowe of Maine, a member of the Senate Committee on Commerce, Science, and Transportation. From left are P.J. Dumont, Senator Snowe, and Senator Snowe's aide, Patrick Woodcock. |  |
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 2001 AFCI Fellow Kamilah Turner chats with Pete Lyons, Ph.D., Science and Technology Advisor to U.S. Senator Pete Domenici. |
"After developing a contact through
the program and with extensive research,
I was able to develop a project that has
been both challenging and interesting." |
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 2002 AFCI Fellows toured the Senate building while in Washington DC for a fellowship orientation. From left to right: Shafaq Moten, Thomas Carter, Lisa Cordova, Will Wieselquist, Lee Van Duyn, Frank Szakaly, Jennifer Ladd-Lively, Matt Sowa. |
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"The AFCI fellowship has given me many
contacts in the national labs and in
government which I would not otherwise
have had. Through the fully funded AFCI
trips to Washington D.C. and an American
Nuclear Society conference, I was able to
meet many key influential individuals in
the nuclear research industry in addition
to meeting even more people who wanted
to aid my thesis research." |
 U.S. Representative Judy Biggert visits with 2001 AFCI Fellow Alan Bolind. |
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 2001 AFCI Fellow Thomas Roddey meets U.S. Representative John Spratt. |
"The Advanced Fuel Cycle Initiative
Fellowship Program afforded me the
opportunity to pursue my graduate
degree at a premier academic institution,
and certainly opened doors to opportunities
that I would otherwise not have had." |
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 2001 AFCI Fellows met with U.S. Representative Mac Thornberry. From left to right: Preston Pratt, Alan Bolind, Kamilah Turner, Rep. Thornberry, Jim Platte, Thomas Roddey, Coy Bryant. |
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