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Radiation Awareness Program

Attention Educators and Residents,

The S.C. Department of Health and Environmental Control is bringing back its Radiation Awareness Program.

This free program provides knowledgeable DHEC staff to bring presentations on radiation issues and nuclear power plants into your classrooms. Educational materials for teachers and students can be made available free of charge.

This program can also be tailored for large community groups. The only additional requirement is that organizers must be able to gather groups of more than 50 people for the presentation.

For additional information, contact:

Mary Nguyen Bright, Public Information Director

South Carolina Department of Health and Environmental Control
Nuclear Response and Emergency Environmental Surveillance
Mailing Address: 2600 Bull Street; Columbia, South Carolina 29201

brightmn@dhec.sc.gov
Office: (803) 896-4099
Toll-Free: (800) 476-9677

To request a presentation be brought to your school or community group, print and fill out this form and fax it back to (803) 896-4110 or email it to: brightmn@dhec.sc.gov.