Organizational announcement – ORNL D&D Manager
Effective today, Tim Foster is replacing Robert Cantwell as the ORNL D&D Manager. Tim will report to Clint Wolfley, End State Delivery Manager. Please support Tim in this new role.
UCOR salutes June service milestones
30 Years Kelly Rhodes, Public Affairs & Stakeholder Management 20 Years John M. Davenport III, Characterization 15 Years Jason G, Brock, ORNL Project Execution Joseph W, Chaney, ORNL Project Execution 10 Years Robert W. Broaddus, Oak Ridge Reservation Landfills Gary M. Davis, ORNL Project Execution Edward T. Dietrich, Safety, Systems, & Services Terry L. Dye,…
ORNL conducting shelter-in-place exercise June 11
ORNL will conduct a full participation exercise between 7 a.m. and 4 p.m. on Wednesday, June 11. ORNL’s Shelter-in-Place exercise will take place as part of the exercise. The Shelter-in-Place exercise will begin with the sounding of the Standard Alert Tone, followed by instructions by the Laboratory Shift Superintendent (LSS) over the public address, radio,…
Finishing touches being made at the K-25 Interpretive Center
Progress continues on the K-25 Interpretive Center, which will open later this year. The facility will provide a panoramic view of the K-25 Building footprint at ETTP Heritage Center. Capitol Museum Services, working under contract to UCOR, is installing exhibits in the facility. The exhibits include a scaled version of the K-25 Building, as shown…
Please ensure that you are charging your time accurately
After the holiday weekend, it’s easy to make errors in accurately charging your time. Charging the correct amount of time you have worked involves transparency, integrity, and being ethically moral. Following are tips to help ensure you are accurately charging your time each week: Employees: – Record your time daily – Ensure you are using…
Be sure public release items receive appropriate reviews
UCOR-4388 “UCOR Classification and Information Control Policy for Review of Newly Created Media” and PROC-SE-1005 “Classification and Information Control” require that information within a classified subject area (CSA), including legacy ETTP information or newly created media containing scientific and technical information (STI), receive review and release approval by the UCOR Classification Officer or designee (i.e.,…
Intern spotlight – Haylee Cobb
Haylee Cobb of Bristol, Tennessee, expects to graduate from the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, in December 2025 with a degree in information sciences and a concentration in data, information management, and analytics. This summer will be her second at UCOR as a data analytics intern. During her free time, Haylee likes to crochet, paddleboard, and…
Intern spotlight – Lilyan Carter
Lilyan Carter of Knoxville, Tennessee, expects to graduate from the University of Tennessee, Chattanooga, in December 2026 with a degree in business management. This summer, she will be supporting human resources as an intern. In her free time, she enjoys reading, traveling, shopping, and being outdoors. Lilyan looks forward to developing personally and professionally and…
Mental Health Awareness Month – strengthen your mental wellbeing
As Mental Health Awareness Month is coming to an end, remember to stay engaged, take action, and be an advocate. As lead counselor Kenneth Williams states, “We all want to live better lives. The real question is, ‘What do I do next?’” Make sure you are taking advantage of opportunities to increase your awareness, invest…
Sign up now for Elevate Golf Scramble – space is limited
The UCOR 2025 Elevate Golf Scramble will be held Friday, July 25, with a double shotgun start at 8:30 a.m. and 1 p.m. It will be held at the Centennial Golf Course, 101 Centennial Golf Blvd., Oak Ridge. Build a team of four with coworkers, friends, and family members. The cost is $75 per person.…
