Alan Noun receives first LLF full-year scholarship
Alan Noun, a computer science student at Cal State University East Bay, is the recipient of the Livermore Lab Foundation’s first full-year scholarship/internship. In partnership with Cal State University East Bay (CSUEB), the Livermore Lab Foundation (LLF) is awarding Noun a one-year stipend to allow him to devote more time to academics by reducing work […]
March 2019 Newsletter
Happy Spring! Welcome to the Livermore Lab Foundation’s March 2019 Newsletter! We’d like to highlight a few of the recent accomplishments that were enabled through your support. LLF Sponsors Rae Dorough Speakers Series Talk LLF was honored to sponsor novelist Janet Beard, author of The Atomic City Girls, as part of the Rae Dorough Speaker […]
LLF Sponsors Rae Dorough Speaker Series Talk by Author Janet Beard
The Livermore Lab Foundation was proud to sponsor the recent Rae Dorough Speakers Series talk by author Janet Beard. Ms. Beard discussed her historical novel, The Atomic City Girls before a nearly sold-out audience. This insightful novel discusses the often overlooked women’s history of the Manhattan project and what it was like to be a […]
Read our 2018 Annual Report
We are excited to share our first Annual Report featuring highlights from our inception in 2016 through today. With your support, we were able to launch our first projects focused on providing opportunities at LLNL to students ranging from high school to university graduates. We were pleased to center these initial efforts on Science, Technology, […]
November 2018 Newsletter
Happy November! Please join us in making this the Month of Gratitude. In this autumn season we reflect on the rewarding programs we have been able to offer this year thanks to the generous support of our donors and volunteers. In addition to reflecting on the successes of the past year, we look forward to […]
Welcome new volunteers!
On Wednesday evening 10/10, the Foundation welcomed 18 new volunteers to an LLF Volunteer Meet & Greet reception near downtown Livermore. The LLNL employees and community members in attendance enjoyed local wines and light refreshments, heard the LLF president’s remarks, and learned about upcoming LLF volunteer opportunities. We are excited for our new LLF volunteers […]
September 2018 Newsletter
Happy September! The Livermore Lab Foundation has had a busy summer thanks to the generosity of our supporters and partners. We are delighted to share with you some of the milestones we have passed since our April update. Since June, the Foundation has sponsored several STEM programs that support our LLF initiative, Inclusion & Diversity in […]
LLF’s First High School Summer Internship Program Inspires Students
This summer, the inaugural Livermore Lab Foundation (LLF)-supported High School Internship Program commenced at Lawrence Livermore National Lab (LLNL). A total of six high school students were selected from Livermore’s three public high schools – two each from Del Valle, Livermore, and Granada high schools – to participate in the month-long program. The interns did […]
FAMU Internships at LLNL this Summer
The Foundation is pleased to support two outstanding students from Florida A&M University (FAMU) who are interning at Lawrence Livermore National Lab (LLNL) this summer. LLNL has a history of scientific collaboration with FAMU, the nation’s only historically black university to offer both a PhD in Physics and a concentration in High Energy Density Physics […]
LLF President Speaks at Valley Study Group
LLF is delighted to connect with the Valley Study Group (VSG). Founded in the late 70’s, VSG is a Tri-Valley group (many VSG members are LLNL and Sandia Lab retirees) that improves communications between the Lab, local residents, and the community; and studies important issues affecting the Tri-Valley, the state of California, and the nation. […]