Due to a possible impact from Hurricane Florence, SRS management has rescheduled the 2018 College Night to Thursday, September 27.
We apologize for any inconvenience.
Partners in Education
The United States Department of Energy Savannah
River Operations Office (DOE-SR) provides a variety of science and
literacy outreach programs at the Savannah River Site (SRS) by funding
and coordinating the efforts of several organizations.
These organizations include the Savannah River Ecology Laboratory (SREL) ,
Natural Resources Management and Research Institute, and Savannah River Nuclear Solutions, LLC (SRNS).
The primary goals of these outreach programs
are to enhance interest in science, mathematics, engineering
and technology and to support improvements in education in
the Central Savannah River Area by using the unique resources
available at the Site. We believe business, industry,
government and the education community must work together
as partners to improve the educational opportunities for all
students in our region.
In partnership with education institutions,
the Savannah River Site offers:
Hands-on programs for precollege students
and teachers;
Unique research opportunities for students
and faculty at the Savannah River Site;
Work-based learning opportunities for
high school and technical college students; and
Various workshops, tours, lectures and
demonstrations that promote science, mathematics, engineering
and technology.
Education Outreach Programs — Calendar of Event Dates
CSRA College Night – September 13, 2018
Regional Future City Competition – January 26, 2019
SRS Engineers Teach-Ins - February 20 – March 6, 2019
DOE Savannah River Regional Science Bowl: March 2, 2019
CSRA Regional Science and Engineering Fair: March 15-16, 2019
Introduce a Girl to Engineering – March 30, 2019
Innovative Teaching Mini Grants – May 2, 2019
CSRA College Night – September 12, 2019
On- Going during the 2018-2019 academic year: Science Technology Enrichment Program (STEP), Traveling Science and Mathematics Demonstrations Program (TSMDP), and Job Shadowing
Introduce a Girl to Engineering 
