Santa Fe Community College & LANL Foundation will Host September Conference Featuring Leading Expert on Child Trauma and Mental Health Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL) Foundation and Santa Fe Community College (SFCC) have partnered to present a two-day conference featuring…
Graduating seniors Zachary Ginn of Taos High School, Leina Gries of Desert Academy and Estrella Torres of Pojoaque Valley High School will head off to college in the fall with an extra $5,000 per year in scholarships provided by the…
The Inquiry Science Education Consortium offers grade-specific STEM teaching and learning opportunities at the elementary school level. Complex science and engineering concepts are broken down into engaging activities with hands-on and minds-on lessons that link together various domains of science.…
Teachers are always on the go. They are required to focus on the needs of their students throughout the day with minimal breaks and little time for themselves. With this fast pace comes stress, fatigue and lack of self care. “As…
The LANL Foundation and Los Alamos Employees’ Scholarship Fund (LAESF) advisory committee have recently made changes in two scholarship categories that fund higher learning for Northern New Mexico residents. “We’re reexamining our scholarships and revising the criteria to directly reflect…
$121,263.31 in Small Grants Awarded to Education and Community Programs (photo: Mesa Prieta Petroglyth Project) Los Alamos National Laboratory (LANL) Foundation recently awarded 51 grants totaling $121,263.31 in the first of two annual cycles in its small grants funding process.…
Aligning Head, Heart and Hand in Service to the Community LANL Foundation is pleased to welcome Sylvan Argo as Grants Manager. This new position was created to broaden the foundation’s grantmaking impact, build community connection and accommodate program growth. Ms.…
LANL Foundation is proud to announce that Richard Julian (RJ) Martinez III was selected by the Center for Creative Leadership® (CCL) and W.K. Kellogg Foundation (WKKF) as a fellow in Class Two of the WKKF Community Leadership Network. This 18-month…
Above from left: Monica Vigil (Nambe Pueblo), Darren Stand (San Ildefonso Pueblo), Jovanna Archuleta (LANL Foundation), April Winters (Taos Pueblo), Jeffrey Atencio (Picuris Pueblo), Beverly Fierro (Pojoaque Pueblo), RJ Martinez (LANL Foundation), Mina Harvier (Santa Clara Pueblo), Anna Marie Garcia…
New Mexico Science Teachers’ Association (NMSTA) has taken a leadership role to offer a series of regional workshops devoted solely to new science standards in our state. On Saturday, February 9, 8:30 am – 4:00 pm, a workshop was held…