Today's Gallery
Women's History Month - In recognition of Woman's History Month (March) a presentation was conducted which included speaker Arlene Fitch-Gordon, Executive Vice-President of Federal Employed Women and a role playing exercise in which members of the audience were tasked to emulate famous women in history by reciting famous quotes. The members of the audience would guess the identity of these famous women for a prize.
Women's History Month - In recognition of Woman's History Month (March) a presentation was conducted which included speaker Arlene Fitch-Gordon, Executive Vice-President of Federal Employed Women and a role playing exercise in which members of the audience were tasked to emulate famous women in history by reciting famous quotes. The members of the audience would guess the identity of these famous women for a prize.
Women's History Month - In recognition of Woman's History Month (March) a presentation was conducted which included speaker Arlene Fitch-Gordon, Executive Vice-President of Federal Employed Women and a role playing exercise in which members of the audience were tasked to emulate famous women in history by reciting famous quotes. The members of the audience would guess the identity of these famous women for a prize.
On February 4th, 2012, the 21st Annual Greater Cincinnati Regional Science Bowl competition took place at Cincinnati State Technical and Community College in Cincinnati, Ohio. du Pont Manual High School from Louisville, Kentucky took this year’s top honors of first place, second place went to Centerville High School of Centerville, Ohio, and third place to Sycamore High School from Cincinnati, Ohio.
Federal Service Excellence Award Winners
On April 19, 2012, the Federal Executive Board hosted the annual Federal Service Excellence Awards Program. The following EMCBC employees proudly represented DOE at the awards breakfast/program:
T.J. Jackson – Managerial / Supervisory Award (Winner)
Mr. T.J. Jackson is recognized for sustained superior achievement in supervising and managing the evolution of the Technical Services and Asset Management Division, a large and technically diverse organization in support of the U.S. DOE, Environmental Management mission.
Josephine Brownlee – Outstanding Community Service Award (Winner)
Ms. Brownlee serves as the Director of the Angel Food Ministry for her local church congregation. Angel Food is a national program that helps feed needy families in 45 states by distributing quality foods. She established the program and oversees the ordering, pick-up, and monthly distribution of the food. We appreciate her dedication to serving individuals in her local community.
Genna Meisner – Outstanding Community Service Award (Winner)
Over the last year, Ms. Meisner has donated her time, over many weekends, volunteering with the “Dayton Chapter of Habitat for Humanity” because she strongly believes in the organization’s phrase, “A hand up, not a handout.” While working along-side fellow volunteers building homes, Ms. Meisner has learned much about housing and construction. We appreciate her dedication to serving individuals in her local community.
Also representing the EMCBC were Jeff Williams as the Chair of the FEB FSEA Committee / Emcee, and Kendal Holt, Jr., who was the photographer for the event.
Federal Service Excellence Award Winners
On April 19, 2012, the Federal Executive Board hosted the annual Federal Service Excellence Awards Program. The following EMCBC employees proudly represented DOE at the awards breakfast/program:
T.J. Jackson – Managerial / Supervisory Award (Winner)
Mr. T.J. Jackson is recognized for sustained superior achievement in supervising and managing the evolution of the Technical Services and Asset Management Division, a large and technically diverse organization in support of the U.S. DOE, Environmental Management mission.
Josephine Brownlee – Outstanding Community Service Award (Winner)
Ms. Brownlee serves as the Director of the Angel Food Ministry for her local church congregation. Angel Food is a national program that helps feed needy families in 45 states by distributing quality foods. She established the program and oversees the ordering, pick-up, and monthly distribution of the food. We appreciate her dedication to serving individuals in her local community.
Genna Meisner – Outstanding Community Service Award (Winner)
Over the last year, Ms. Meisner has donated her time, over many weekends, volunteering with the “Dayton Chapter of Habitat for Humanity” because she strongly believes in the organization’s phrase, “A hand up, not a handout.” While working along-side fellow volunteers building homes, Ms. Meisner has learned much about housing and construction. We appreciate her dedication to serving individuals in her local community.
Also representing the EMCBC were Jeff Williams as the Chair of the FEB FSEA Committee / Emcee, and Kendal Holt, Jr., who was the photographer for the event.
On April 26, 2012, the EMCBC hosted the annual Take our Sons and Daughters to work day event. The event was designed for school aged children between the ages of 5 and 18 to learn about the array of job possibilities for their future and to educate them about the realities of work. This event served as an opportunity to expand learning from the classroom into the work environment. This year’s theme “Building Opportunity: Education, Empowerment, & Experience" will focus on shaping the future for a new generation at work.
On April 26, 2012, the EMCBC hosted the annual Take our Sons and Daughters to work day event. The event was designed for school aged children between the ages of 5 and 18 to learn about the array of job possibilities for their future and to educate them about the realities of work. This event served as an opportunity to expand learning from the classroom into the work environment. This year’s theme “Building Opportunity: Education, Empowerment, & Experience" will focus on shaping the future for a new generation at work.
On May 5, 2012, the 14th Annual Flying Pig Marathon was ran. The Cincinnati Marathon, Inc. is a nonprofit 501(c) (3) organization formed to host a national event, the Cincinnati Flying Pig Marathon, which raises money for charities. Proceeds will be donated to a list of over thirty charities.
The EMCBC had 6 members run various races. Bob Everson ran the 5K event in 28mins and 30secs; Jackie Schoultheis ran the Half Marathon in 2hrs, 4mins and 52secs; Thom Meyer ran the half marathon in 2hrs. 33mins; Scott Lucarelli ran the full marathon in 4hrs and 28mins; Mike Mills ran the full marathon in 3hrs, 31mins and 47secs; and Mary Kay Chuey ran the half marathon in 3hrs, 40mins and 18secs.
Mission Statement
Our Mission
The Environmental Management Consolidated Business Center (EMCBC) in Cincinnati, Ohio serves the DOE Office of Environmental Management (EM) with a mission to provide our customer sites with business and technical resources that includes: Office of Technical Support and Asset Management, Office of Financial Management, Human Capital Management, Information Resources Management, Office of Contracting, Office of Legal Services, and Office of Cost Estimating and Project Management Support.
At the heart of our mission to deliver products and services to our customers, is our team who is committed to providing customer service in a timely and effective manner. In order to ensure our customer expectations regarding timeliness are met, the EMCBC has established the Customer Service Goals at the link below.