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UNM Newsroom / News / Beyond the bomb: UNM course helps broaden understanding of nuclear impact
Eileen O'Shaughnessy points to the Trinity Site plume on a map of nuclear impact in her office.

Eileen O'Shaughnessy points to the Trinity Site plume on a map of nuclear impact in her office.
The class on a field trip to the Trinity Site in 2021.

The class on a field trip to the Trinity Site in 2021.
Students on a trip to Los Alamos National Labs in 2018.

Students on a trip to Los Alamos National Labs in 2018.
A field trip to Laguna, location of the Jackpile Uranium Mine, in 2019.

A field trip to Laguna, location of the Jackpile Uranium Mine, in 2019.

A group photo of the class on a Trinity Site field trip with community members in 2016.

A group photo of the class on a Trinity Site field trip with community members in 2016.

Beyond the bomb: UNM course helps broaden understanding of nuclear impact

By Carly Bowling July 28, 2023
Categories: Front Page School of Engineering Mechanical Engineering Honors College College of Education and Human Sciences Language, Literacy & Sociocultural Studies Latest News Research
Tags: Nuclear New Mexico Critical nuclear studies Trinity Site Tularosa Basin Downwinders Consortium Oppenheimer Nuclear classes

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