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2026 Nuclear Energy Conference & Expo (NECX)
August 24–27, 2026
Dallas, TX|Hilton Anatole
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Cleanup work progresses with pump removal at Hanford Tank Farms
The Department of Energy’s Office of Environmental Management reports that workers at the Hanford Site, near Richland, Wash., have performed a technically complex operation to remove a large legacy mixer pump from Tank SY-101 in the 200 West Area. The removal allows for the future installation of tank waste retrieval equipment as part of the next phase of waste cleanup at the site.
A short video on the Hanford Site’s YouTube channel shows aspects of the operation, including the pump being lifted out of the tank with a specially designed hydraulic lift system named Hercules.
Application Deadline
September 1
Fellowship Dates
Jan 1 - Dec 31, 2027
Award
$3,500 - $7,500
Launch your future in nuclear through the Eugene S. Grecheck ANS Student Fellowship. The Fellowship is designed for ambitious students who seek both tuition support and a deeper relationship with the American Nuclear Society as they travel a pathway from the classroom to a fulfilling career in nuclear.
The Fellowship combines tuition assistance with meaningful experiences including networking opportunities, professional development courses, ANS membership, and more. By completing the ANS Student Fellowship, students gain a competitive edge by connecting to a variety of ANS resources and to a community of peers and mentors.
The Fellowship is open to students pursuing nuclear studies in 2-year or 4-year college or university nuclear science and engineering programs or related trade schools.
To apply, students must submit the completed online application, which includes:
A selection committee will be established by ANS staff and top candidates will be invited for interviews before final selections are made.
Community College/Trade Schools (2-yr)
Undergraduate (4-yr)
5 awarded annually @ $3,500 for 2-yr degrees or $7,500 for 4-yr undergraduate degrees
Students who receive this fellowship are not eligible for other ANS national scholarships during the same award year. They may apply for and receive ANS national scholarships in future years.
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Each Student Fellow is required to participate in the following programs and activities:
How You Can Support a Student
The Eugene S. Grecheck ANS Student Fellowship Fund was established through a generous multi-year pledge from Mr. Grecheck. The Fund guarantees a select number of students each year receive a Fellowship. Additional gifts will expand the Fellowship’s reach—we anticipate more worthy candidates than the current Fund can support.
Individual and corporate sponsorship of students are welcome and will receive name recognition.
To learn more about how to sponsor a student, contact giving@ans.org.
Eugene S. GrecheckANS President 2015-2016
Eugene Grecheck has been an active member of ANS since joining in 1976. He has served on ANS’s Board of Directors and has worked on the Finance and External Affairs Committees.
Grecheck is a seasoned executive with over 50 years of experience in commercial nuclear power generation, including operations, engineering, licensing, training, security and emergency planning, new plant development, and nuclear safety review. Learn More...
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