Centrus Energy Corp. Keynote Speaker: Zak Lafontaine
Zak Lafontaine is the Director of Technical Services for Centrus Energy Corp, leading engineering, nuclear safety, and laboratory services organizations at the Piketon, Ohio facility. He previously held multiple leadership and oversight roles with the U.S. Department of Energy, including Program Manager and Facility Representative for the DUF6 Conversion Plants in Ohio and Kentucky.
Zak Lafontaine a PMP-certified Project Manager and Registered Professional Engineer, Zak has over 18 years of experience related to engineering and program management in the nuclear industry. Along with a background in North American Electric Reliability Corporation (NERC) compliance as a former NERC Certified Power System Operator.
We are happy to share an upcoming workshop designed for educators and students alike!
Interested in attending this workshop May 12th at Buckeye Corrugated Inc. Wooster, Ohio?
Visit: https://forms.office.com/g/dQqQDjEGpT Registration closes May 1st so please register now!
Explore Careers. Build Pathways. Inspire Futures.
Explore Careers. Build Pathways. Inspire Futures. This FREE workshop is designed for educators, career counselors, and anyone working with students,as well as students ready to explore their own career paths. Together, participants will discover a wide range of forestry, natural resource, and sustainable packaging careers while gaining tools and experiences that translate directly to the classroom and the real world
For Educators & Career Leaders:
Gain access to three nationally recognized resources, including Thinking Outside the Box, a new Project Learning Tree® activity collection developed in partnership with the International Corrugated Packaging Foundation (ICPF). These hands-on lessons help you introduce students to real-world careers, sustainability, and industry connections across forestry and packaging.
For Students (High School & College):
Explore in-demand career pathways, connect with professionals, and strengthen your resume through hands-on participation in this training.
Why It Matters:
From forests to packaging, students will see how natural resources connect to everyday products, sustainable systems, and meaningful careers, including roles in the growing circular economy. Take It Further:
Learn how to help students apply for Camp Canopy scholarships and attend camp for free, extending their career exploration through immersive, hands-on forestry experiences.
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