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Dr. Stanley Atcitty speaks with Dr. Imre Gyuk about about his experiences in the Navajo community, the impact of power electronics on the nation’s electric grid and what led him to engineering.

In this Storify recap, we celebrate the accomplishments and leadership of women in clean energy careers.

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In the 35 years since the Energy Department first opened its doors, our mission still remains: ensuring the nation’s security and prosperity by addressing its energy, environmental, and nuclear challenges through science and technology solutions.

*Editor's note: This article is cross-posted from Savannah River Remediation's website, where it was posted on September 28, 2012.

AIKEN, S.C. (September 28, 2012) – Savannah River Remediation has donated $10,000 to South Carolina State University. The University will use the donation to fund scholarships in its Nuclear Engineering Program.

South Carolina State University’s Nuclear Engineering Program is the only accredited program of its kind in South Carolina.

The goal of the Equal Futures Partnership is for women to participate fully in public life and to lead and benefit from inclusive economic growth. Founding members, including the United States, are committing to new actions including legal, regulatory and policy reforms to advance this goal.

The first-ever Women in Clean Energy Symposium happens this Friday -- learn how you can participate!

Editor's Note: This announcement was originally posted on the Office of Environmental Management's website. Today the Energyy Department awarded a $20 million contact (estimated value) to a Native American Tribally-Owned Section 8(a) company for administrative support services and information technology support at our Savannah River Operations Office. The company, NOVA Corp. of Window Rock, Arizona, is owned by the Navajo Nation.

Find out how the Energy Department is working to introduce more Latino students into energy and STEM programs that offer promising and rewarding career paths.

This week, Celeritex, LLC landed a contract worth up to $17.8 million with the Office of Environmental Management, having demonstrated through a competetive process that this small business is up to the task of securing and isolating defense-generated Transuranic waste.