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Mechanical designer uses expertise to craft equipment that enables cutting-edge experiments.

Performance Consultation

The Training and Performance Office can provide consultation services to groups or individuals on a variety of performance issues:

• Skills Development
• Supervisory/Managerial Development
• Process Improvement
• Structured Problem Solving Techniques
• Organizational Development
• Myers Briggs Type Indicator© (MBTI) Assessment

Contact Bruce Ullman at x7170 or email ullman@jlab.org

ERP APPROVAL AND REIMBURSEMENT PROCESS

IRS Forms Link is provided for your convenience. Please remember that the form(s) you complete must be printed and signed before they can be processed.

• IRS Forms
• Direct Deposit
• Electronic Time Reports
• W2 Forms

Questions about the forms?
Send instant e-mail to Sharon Hay.

Chemist Ensures Optimal Functionality of CEBAF Experiments

Q: What does the Lab mean when it talks about Diversity?
A: Diversity is more than race, color, national origin, religion, sex, gender identity, physical or mental disability, marital status, age, sexual orientation, citizenship, or status as a veteran. Diversity also encompasses a wide variety of other differences, including work experience, parental status, educational background, geographic location, and much more. Managing diversity means actively promoting community and comfort at JLab.

• Increase awareness of diversity and inclusion to support leadership in maximizing contributions of all
• Improve understanding of how diversity and inclusion affect mission accomplishment
• Remove potential roadblocks to diversity and inclusion in hiring, promotion, physical environment, professional development

JLab Diversity & Inclusion (D&I) Council

The D&I Council is chartered and its members appointed, by the Director of the Laboratory. It is the primary body responsible for advising the Director and senior leadership on subjects related to Diversity and Inclusion.

The D&I Council's purview includes all activities in support of the following Lab goals:

Using Computers to Demystify Science and Enable More Efficient Research

Thomas Britton has loved computers since he was first introduced to them in kindergarten. His voluminous resume reflects his passion for developing robust systems and complex and integrated software solutions. Britton is also multilingual, when it comes to computers. He’s conversant in ten different computer programming languages: C, C++, Python, Bash, Shell, HTML, JavaScript, PHP, CSS, MySQL. 

Monitoring more than 300 servers and 1,300 workstations, Systems Administrator Myung Bang strives to make working at Jefferson Lab accessible and efficient.