Elizabeth Bates Graduates From UNM School Of Law
Elizabeth A. Bates received her Juris Doctorate (JD) degree (summa cum laude) May 11 from the UNM School of Law during graduation commencement ceremonies. She is the daughter of current LANL employee Kathleen Gorman and former LANL employee Bob Bates. Bates passed the New Mexico Bar examination in February and is a practicing attorney in New Mexico. Courtesy photo Read More
Sen. Tom Udall Holds ‘For The People Act’ Forum
U.S. Sen. Tom Udall, left, hosts a forum Saturday at Central New Mexico Community College in Albuquerque to discuss his efforts to enact a sweeping package of reforms that will fight corruption, fix broken politics and make government work for all Americans. Courtesy photo
From the Office of U.S. Sen. Tom Udall:
ALBUQUERQUE – U.S. Sen. Tom Udall held a forum Saturday on the For The People Act, his landmark legislation to reform democracy, at Central New Mexico Community College where he discussed his efforts to enact sweeping legislation that will fight corruption, fix broken Read More
Notice Of UNM-LA Advisory Board Meeting May 13
- a presentation by a Community Internship Collaboration student;
- an update on the formation of an Advisory Board temporary committee to focus on strategic initiatives and community relations; and
- administrative reports on ongoing UNM-LA activities.
Free Seminar ‘Branding Bold Part II’ May 17
Cultivating Coders Offers Graduating Seniors Free Coding Boot Camps And Paid IT Training
Twelve Hundred NM Students Simulate Life On Mars
Scenes From Teddy Bear Clinic At LAMC
Kindergarten students from the Los Alamos Public Schools were treated to the annual Teddy Bear Clinic Friday at Los Alamos Medical Center. The program gives students a better understanding of the emergency services available to the community and to build confidence and familiarize them with how these services work. The first stop as the students arrived was to receive a backpack containing a small teddy bear and other goodies. The students were filled with excitement. Photo by John McHale/ladailypost.com
In the emergency room nurse Claire Garrett treats Teddy for a hurt leg. Photo Read More
Native Fish In The Classroom Field Day Today
Rotary Distinguished Student Of Service: Tiana Lopez
From left, Rotary Club President Vincent Chiravalle congratulates LAHS junior Tiana Lopez as she receives the Distinguished Student of Service Award Tuesday at Cottonwood on the Green. Lopez is accompanied by her teacher Lori Thompson, her mother Shannandoah Lopez and family friend Justin Ramsey. Photo by Linda Hull
ROTARY News:
The Rotary Club of Los Alamos recognized Tiana Lopez as a Distinguished Student of Service at its weekly meeting Tuesday at Cottonwood on the Greens.
Lopez has made service part of her life and also is a well-rounded student, maintaining an impressive grade-point Read More
2019 JRMF Mathematics Festival At NNMC May 17
Deadline Is Friday To Volunteer As ‘Actors’ For County-Wide Emergency Exercise At UNM-LA
COUNTY News:
Los Alamos County will be conducting a County-wide active shooter exercise Saturday, May 18 at the University of New Mexico – Los Alamos campus at 4000 University Dr. in Los Alamos.
The campus will be closed May 18 for the exercise, which is being conducted in order to test and improve the County’s overall preparedness in responding to an active shooter event. The County has received 15 applications to be volunteers as “actors” in the exercise, but would like to have more participation from the community.
Exercise activity will take place over approximately seven hours beginning Read More
Discover What’s Coming Up Night Skies In May
LANL Director And Higher Education Dept. Cabinet Secretary To Speak At UNM-LA Convocation Ceremony
Foxx And Martin Publish Third Volume Of ‘Plants Of The Jemez Mountains’
Authors Teralene Foxx and Craig Martin with the two most recent volumes of ‘Plants of the Jemez Mountains’ during a recent visit to the Los Alamos Daily Post. Photo by Bonnie J. Gordon/ladailypost.com
Los Alamos authors Teralene Foxx and Craig Martin recently published the third in their series of books titled “Plants of the Jemez Mountains”.
The third volume focuses on the Sunflower Family. This family of flowering plants is so large it gets its own book, Martin said.
This book follows “Volume 2, Flowering Plants” published
SFCC Respiratory Care ‘Meet The Department’ Today
2019 Los Alamos Faith And Science Forum Asks: Are You A Robot? Brain, Mind, Soul
Courtesy/LAF&SF
LA Faith & Science Forum News:
This summer, the Los Alamos Faith and Science Forum asks: Are You a Robot? Brain, Mind, Soul.
If you use the internet at all, you may have been asked whether you are a robot. Many websites do this, trying to protect against spurious account creation. On one level, it’s an easy question to answer — no, you’re not a robot, you’re a flesh-and-blood human.
But on another level, it’s more difficult. Can we be sure our behavior is not programmed by our genetics, life experiences, instincts, and habits — to say nothing of our addictions and psychoses? Read More