Difference between revisions of "Nuclear Physics Day on the Hill"
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The Nuclear Physics day on the hill is an annual congressional outreach event, organized by the outreach divisions and user groups from JLAB, NSCL and RHIC. Members of Congress and their staffers are often unaware of the economic and scientific impact of JLab on their state and districts. The most effective way to change this situation is to have scientists from the members district or state visit Congress. JLab users have been participating in this annual event since 2013. To ensure strong and continued support for nuclear physics research, it is essential that JLab users take an active role in communicating to members of Congress about the value of basic research in nuclear physics and the importance of supporting nuclear physics research. These visits help demonstrate the value of their support for nuclear physics and communicate the excitement and enthusiasm of the scientists. | The Nuclear Physics day on the hill is an annual congressional outreach event, organized by the outreach divisions and user groups from JLAB, NSCL and RHIC. Members of Congress and their staffers are often unaware of the economic and scientific impact of JLab on their state and districts. The most effective way to change this situation is to have scientists from the members district or state visit Congress. JLab users have been participating in this annual event since 2013. To ensure strong and continued support for nuclear physics research, it is essential that JLab users take an active role in communicating to members of Congress about the value of basic research in nuclear physics and the importance of supporting nuclear physics research. These visits help demonstrate the value of their support for nuclear physics and communicate the excitement and enthusiasm of the scientists. | ||
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| − | This year NP day | + | This year NP day was held on '''March 11, 2019'''. Participants had to register through a [https://docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeF2IUp2b8_3l6ZkZuelyudNkKQGWXZ1kXsyOCTKtUajbuw0w/closedform Google Form] that is linked to the [http://nuclearphysicsdcday.com/ NP DC day] website. Thank you for your continuous and valuable support. We encourage and rely on your thriving attendance years to come! |
| − | The | + | * <span style="color:#FFFFFF; background:#14866d"> New:</span> JLab users could use this user_presentation ([https://userweb.jlab.org/~elfassi/JLUO_BoD/DC_NPday/2018/Users_ORG_Presentation_LH_v4.pptx pptx] & [https://userweb.jlab.org/~elfassi/JLUO_BoD/DC_NPday/2018/Users_ORG_Presentation_LH_v4.pdf PDF]) as a handout to highlight JLab science and technology applications and their benefit to society. <br> |
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| + | The 2019 visit was organized by the current outreach director in the JLUO board [mailto:hen@mit.edu Or Hen] and overseen by last year organizer [mailto:le334@msstate.edu Lamiaa El-Fassi]. For detailed information about the DC event please visit the links below. <br> | ||
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| − | * [http://nuclearphysicsdcday.com/ | + | * [http://nuclearphysicsdcday.com/handouts/ NP Day Handout] |
* [http://nuclearphysicsdcday.com/ Guidance on visit] | * [http://nuclearphysicsdcday.com/ Guidance on visit] | ||
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| − | For any comments and/or suggestions which may help organizing | + | For any comments and/or suggestions which may help organizing next year NP DC Day, please contact the newly elected outreach director in the JLUO board. |
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* The information about the previous NP DC visits is archived in the [[2015 Nuclear Physics Day on the Hill]]. | * The information about the previous NP DC visits is archived in the [[2015 Nuclear Physics Day on the Hill]]. | ||
Latest revision as of 21:34, 22 June 2019
The Nuclear Physics day on the hill is an annual congressional outreach event, organized by the outreach divisions and user groups from JLAB, NSCL and RHIC. Members of Congress and their staffers are often unaware of the economic and scientific impact of JLab on their state and districts. The most effective way to change this situation is to have scientists from the members district or state visit Congress. JLab users have been participating in this annual event since 2013. To ensure strong and continued support for nuclear physics research, it is essential that JLab users take an active role in communicating to members of Congress about the value of basic research in nuclear physics and the importance of supporting nuclear physics research. These visits help demonstrate the value of their support for nuclear physics and communicate the excitement and enthusiasm of the scientists.
It is very important to have a wide representation from the entire JLab user community including students and post-docs. In order to improve participation, JSA has provided dedicated funds as matching support for visits by JLab users from all over the country. All of the information from previous visits is available on this wiki. We urge more users to participate in this event to help ensure continued support for nuclear physics research.
This year NP day was held on March 11, 2019. Participants had to register through a Google Form that is linked to the NP DC day website. Thank you for your continuous and valuable support. We encourage and rely on your thriving attendance years to come!
- New: JLab users could use this user_presentation (pptx & PDF) as a handout to highlight JLab science and technology applications and their benefit to society.
The 2019 visit was organized by the current outreach director in the JLUO board Or Hen and overseen by last year organizer Lamiaa El-Fassi. For detailed information about the DC event please visit the links below.
For any comments and/or suggestions which may help organizing next year NP DC Day, please contact the newly elected outreach director in the JLUO board.
- The information about the previous NP DC visits is archived in the 2015 Nuclear Physics Day on the Hill.
