Upcoming Events
Iowa State University Spring Class, Ames IA January 2012
Excelsior College Webinar on Women in Nuclear, Online, January 25, 2012
Iowa State University Engineering College Industrial Advisory Council, Ames, IA March 2012.
ANS Annual Meeting, Chicago, IL, June 2012
ANS Winter Meeting, San Diego, CA, November 2012
Recent appearances and articles
3rd Annual Nuclear Construction Summit, Charlotte, NC October 25-26 2011 (panel discussion member)
ANS Winter Meeting, Washington, DC October 30-November 4, 2011
American Nuclear Society ISU Student Chapter October 12, 2011
Iowa State University Guest Lecture October 12, 2011
The Impact of Fukushima Nuclear Accident on the Future of Nuclear Power, IAEE fall journal October 11, 2011
Consortium for Advanced Simulation of LWRs (CASL) Banquet Speaker August 9, 2011
Florida Electric Cooperative Association August 3, 2011
Discovery Channel Special April 27, 2011
WWAY April 14, 2011
WECT April 14, 2011
NBC Nightly News April 7, 2011
Washington Post April 2, 2011
Iowa State University March 30, 3011
NBC Nightly News/Today Show March 18, 2011
CNN March 16, 2011
NY Times March 18, 2011
CBS News March 15, 2011
Fox News March 15, 2011
Hannity Show March 14, 2011
NY Times March 13, 2011
As the aftermath of the Fukushima earthquake and tsunami has unfolded, Margaret Harding, founder of 4 Factor Consulting, has been called upon by NBC, FOX News, CNN, the New York Times, and many others to explain and help bring clarity to the situation. The American Nuclear Society awarded her a presidential citation in recognition of her efforts and impact on the reporting of the events at Fukushima.
Margaret Harding has 30 years of experience in the nuclear industry – she spent many of those years at GE Nuclear Energy, departing as Vice President – Engineering Quality. She’s now a consultant to the nuclear power industry where she advises clients on a wide variety of opportunities and issues, including design and licensing, economic evaluations, impacts of Fukushima, and quality programs.
Margaret Harding guest-lecturing at a nuclear engineering class at Iowa State University. The class is focused on providing non-nuclear engineering students with a background in the technology and the industry to prepare them for potential careers in nuclear power. Margaret’s lecture was an overview of the industry and the technical background of the nuclear renaissance.
