From the Associate Laboratory Director’s Desk
Dear colleagues,
Please join us for the AET All-Hands Meeting, 2:00 to 3:00 p.m. today in the 362 Auditorium or on Teams. On the agenda are a celebration of our accomplishments and a look at AET’s potential future impact with sponsors and ongoing importance to the Laboratory mission:
- AET at one year — growth and success
- Our opportunities at a changing Argonne — Aurora and APS-U
- Launchpad program — applications for Cohort 8 open soon
- Office moves — schedule and how to stay safe
- DEIA — focusing on accessibility and moving toward an AET Council for FY24
If your schedule allows, please join your colleagues for refreshments before the meeting, starting at 1:45 p.m. I look forward to seeing you there.
Best regards,
Seth __________________________ Seth Darling Interim Associate Laboratory Director Advanced Energy Technologies
AET In-Person Town Hall
Wednesday, May 10 at 1:30 p.m.
Location: Building 362 Auditorium
The AET leadership team will host quarterly open discussion town halls and promote an opportunity for safe and open communication between employees and leadership to foster connection, create community, and facilitate engagement.
Your feedback and questions are welcome and will be addressed during the townhall. Please come prepared with questions.
If you are not comfortable with asking questions during the meeting, you can email your questions beforehand to aetinfo@anl.gov or on InsideAET by selecting the Feedback button. Questions submitted via the Feedback button can be anonymous; you may leave the "From" field blank.
You’re invited: Open House Science Communication Training
Thursday, April 20 at 12 p.m.
Are you staffing the Open House on May 20? Would you like to learn how to be more effective in communicating about Argonne research and technology to kids and adults? Sign up for an optional Open House science communication training.
The Educational Programs and Communication and Public Affairs teams have joined forces to offer optional, in-person science communication training specifically geared to an environment like the Open House (or a STEM fair). The training will take place over the lunch hour in Building 240, Room 1416. There are three options to best fit your schedule:
The interactive training is geared to those supporting a tabletop activity or tour at the Open House, but is open to anyone helping with the event. The same content will be covered in each training.
Reserving Hybrid Work Spaces
Hoteling spaces available in Building 362
Need a work space in Building 362? You can reserve workspaces by Outlook.Workspaces available are B201, B233A and B233B.
Instructions:
- Create new meeting
- Access the Room Finder by clicking within the Location field
- Choose All Reservable Workspaces from the Building dropdown and Workspaces from the Type dropdown
- Select the space (#362-B201, #362-B233A or #362-B233B)
Signs with instructions on how to reserve the space will be available at each location.
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