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Oak Ridge Science Semester

Oak Ridge, Tennessee

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Oak Ridge National Laboratory (ORNL) is a U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) multiprogram laboratory focusing on national and global energy and environmental issues. The Laboratory is managed for DOE by University of Tennessee/Batelle. ORNL's mission is to conduct basic and applied research and development in order to advance the nation's energy resources, environmental quality and scientific knowledge and to contribute to the educational foundation and national economic competitiveness.

For additional information, please visit the Denison ORSS page.

Oak Ridge Science Semester

Tomomi Sunayama The Oak Ridge Science Semester gave me a great opportunity for scientific research. The attraction of this program was not only the research, but also the interaction between researchers, and having them for the seminars- this gave me a sense of science as a whole. After the semester, I have been working with my mentor, and I am now doing my senior research with him and some other researchers. My research topic is Computational Physics, and I also had the opportunity to present my work at an international conference. So, I believe that this program is very beneficial for any students who are interested in science.

—Tomomi Sunayama, Oak Ridge Science Semester, Fall 2007

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ACM calendar
  1. Mar 15–16 ACM Advisory Board of Deans Meeting
  2. Mar 15 Application deadline: Summer 2010 & Fall 2010…
  3. Mar 16–17 FaCE Liaison Meeting

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Who we are

The Associated Colleges of the Midwest (ACM) is a consortium of independent, liberal arts colleges in Illinois, Iowa, Minnesota, Wisconsin, and Colorado.