The American Museum of Science & Energy Foundation was chartered in September 1996 and organized to further the cultural, educational and scientific programs of the American Museum of Science & Energy Museum (AMSE). The Foundation’s purpose is to assist in the operation and development of the museum, which seeks a broad public, private and volunteer support base. As a 501(c) (3) corporation, the foundation’s tax exempt status provides an added benefit when seeking financial and other donations. The foundation is governed by a 14 member Board of directors elected by the foundation membership. Foundation membership is open to any individual who applies for the appropriate AMSE membership category.
Mission Statement:
To provide leadership in assisting AMSE to maintain a positive visitor experience through strong support to its programs.
Vision Statement:
To grow AMSE to be a premier museum for educating the public in science, technology and the history of the Manhattan Project.
Values Statement:
To support and promote the programs and exhibits of AMSE through its works, wealth and wisdom.
Board of Directors |
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| Wayne Stevenson, President ORAU |
Joe Lenhard, Vice President Retired |
| D. Ray Smith, Treasurer B&W Y-12, LLC |
Stephen Stow, Secretary Retired |
| Bill Klemm B&W Y-12, LLC |
Jim Campbell East Tennessee Economic Council |
| Gerald Boyd S.M. Stoller Corp |
Leigha Edwards ORNL |
| Richard Raridon Retired |
Wayne Roquemore Lawler-Wood |
| Gary Gilmartin Gilmartin Engineering Works |
Fred Tompkins University of Tennessee |
| Jack E. Williams University of Tennessee |
Jason Woodle Tennessee Valley Authority |
| Dennis Hill UCOR |
Hal Osucha Foundation Support |
| Peggy Brown (ex officio) ORNL/AMSE |
James Comish (ex officio) AMSE |
