Recent News
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ORAU welcomes new board members, new consortium institutions
ORAU recently announced the election of four new members of its Board of Directors and welcomed four new sponsoring institutions to its…
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Kathy Ethridge elected to ETEBA Board of Directors
ORAU's Kathy Ethridge has been elected to the Energy Technology and Environmental Business Association (ETEBA) Board of Directors for a…
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ORAU’s Arlene Garrison named a Fellow of the American Association for the Advancement of Science
Arlene Garrison, vice president for university partnerships at ORAU, has been named a Fellow of the American Association for the…
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ORAU promotes Katie Moran to facilities operations manager
Katie Moran, AIA, ORAU senior facilities architect, has been promoted to facilities operations manager.
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ORAU’s Cindy Snow promoted to director of procurement
Cindy Snow has been promoted to director of procurement for Oak Ridge Associated Universities.
Photos
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ARC-ORNL MSTI
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Ecosystems: Matter and Energy
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Engineering is Elementary
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Extreme Classroom Makeover
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Forensic Chemistry Mini-Academy
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Junior Crime Busters
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Math & Movement for Students
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Polymers All Around Us
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Scratch Programming for Students
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Virtual Reality in the Classroom
Videos
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Going Further. Together.
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Pop Culture in the Atomic Age
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ORAU hosting summer events for students, teachers
ORAU in the News
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Remarkable Women: Dr, Mae Killebrew-Mosley just keeps finding ways to give
WATE-TV
KNOXVILLE, Tenn. (WATE) — We are announcing the first of four local finalists in our “Remarkable Women” contest.
When Arminta Mack of Oak Ridge Associated Universities sent in her nomination for her colleague, Dr. Mae Killebrew-Mosley, our committee took notice of the long list of nonprofits she has helped through the years, all while going about as far as you can in earning an education, all while raising a family.
Her mission in life is to inspire women and girls to go for it.
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Positively Tennessee: Read City book drive exceeds expectations
WATE-TV
After Knox County Mayor Glenn Jacobs asked WATE to join in on the Read City USA Book Drive, the station jumped in and with help from across the community, collected more than 800 books, all going to Knox County elementary school students. ORAU contributed more than 60 books to the campaign.
Further Together, the ORAU podcast
Join your hosts Michael Holtz and Jenna Harpenau as they discuss all things ORAU, through interviews with our experts who provide innovative scientific and technical solutions for our customers. They’ll talk about ORAU’s storied history, how we’re impacting an ever-changing world, as well as our commitment to our community.
ORAU Story
Our annual report, ORAU Story, is a great way to learn more about us. Visit the link below to get an inside look at stories about our employees, customers and partners that create ORAU's story as it unfolds each day. See our proudest moments and featured thought leaders from a year full of accomplishments.
Contact us
Pam Bonee
Director, Communications
Work: 865.576.3146
Cell: 865.603.5142
Pam.Bonee@orau.org
Wendy West
Manager, Communications
Work: 865.576.0028
Cell: 865.207.7953
Wendy.West@orau.org