RE: High School Career Day

["Burns, Thomas" <BURNST@coned.com>]

			Hi Peter,

			How are you doing? I Read your mail and true you can
bore people with the standard information. Depending how long you have with
the group. A general background of the mission of health physics is always
good. Then how we in the field use it in society . Food irradiation, medical
and power reactors. Hands on demonstration are always go over well. But also
never make to light of the subject. As the as a colleague here mentioned to
me Know your audience!

			So of the information you can get from the NRC web
site. Including drawings. 

			E-mail with what direction you want to go. And maybe
I can locate some information for you.

			Tom Burns HPS
			Indian Point 2
			Burnst@coned.com

				-----Original Message-----
				From:	Peter Skeels
[SMTP:pskeels@REHS.rutgers.edu]
				Sent:	Tuesday, April 11, 2000 4:07 PM
				To:	Multiple recipients of list
				Subject:	High School Career Day

				Hello Radsafers,

				I've been asked to speak at career day at
the High Technology High 
				School in New Jersey.  It's important to me
to make a good impact 
				on these students.  They're a very
intelligent group, so the same old 
				small talk will probably bore them.  So, I'm
interested in getting as 
				many ideas and as much information from
other people who have 
				worked at these type of events before.  I
would appreciate any help 
				you guys could give me.

				Thanks, Peter Skeels
	
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