Fusion Energy Division Presentation to the ANS Board of Directors Arnold Lumsdaine, FED Chair June 20, 2018 Marriott Philadelphia Downtown Hotel

FED Mission To promote the development and timely introduction of fusion energy as a sustainable energy source with favorable economic, environmental, and safety attributes. We cooperate with other organizations on common issues of multidisciplinary fusion science and technology, conduct professional meetings, and disseminate technical information in support of these goals. Our members focus on the assessment and resolution of critical developmental issues for practical fusion energy applications.

FED Leadership (1) Officers (2016-2018) Executive Committee Arnold Lumsdaine Chair Keith Rule Vice Chair Kelsey TresemerYM Secretary / Treasurer Susana Reyes Past Chair (ex officio) Hans Gougar PDC Chair (ex officio) Executive Committee 2018 Nicole AllenYM, Chase TaylorYM, Leigh WinfreyYM 2019 David DonovanYM, Arkady Serikov, Gregory Staack 2020 Jan Berry, Takumi Hayashi, Gregg Morgan

FED Leadership (2) Officers (2018-2019) Arnold Lumsdaine Chair Paul Wilson Vice Chair Lauren GarrisonYM Secretary / Treasurer Susana Reyes Past Chair (ex officio) Hans Gougar PDC Chair (ex officio)

Committees, Liaison Nominating Committee Chair Susana Reyes Program Committee Chair Arnold Lumsdaine Membership Committee Chair Ahmad IbrahimYM Honors and Awards Committee Chair Susana Reyes Scholarship Committee Chair Leigh WinfreyYM Newsletter Editor Laila El-Guebaly Fusion Science & Technology Editor Leigh WinfreyYM FED Webmaster Kelsey TresemerYM ANS Board Liaison Steven Nesbit IEEE Liaison Paul HumrickhouseYM MS&T Liaison Lance Snead RPS Liaison Bob Grove ANS Standards Liaison Leigh WinfreyYM Young Members Liaison Matthew JasicaYM

Division Membership Trend

Total Membership as of December 31, 2017 Demographics Total Membership as of December 31, 2017 Student 39% 411 Nat'l Lab. 11% 116 Educ. Inst. 14% 141 Retired 8% 82 Consult. Co. 5% 53 Utility 4% 44 Gov't. Agency 39 Other 37 Eng. Firm 3% 35 Manufacturer 28 Priv. Res./Test Lab. 2% 25 Active Military 1% 9 Service Co. 8 Supplier 0.7% 7 Const. Co. 0.5% 5 Med. Inst. 0.1% 1 Total 100% 1,041

FED Finances 2016 2017 2018† Starting balance $60,803 $24,879 $25,314 Dues allocation $1,912 $2,036 $1,700 Meeting income $15,298* - $5,000†† Total Income $17,210 $6,700 Awards $1,055 $75 $1,575 Nat’l meeting phone costs $779 $326 $500 NEED / scholarship $50,500 Student support $1,300 $300 $1,000 Other $400** Total Expenses $53,134 $1,601 $4,475 Ending budget $27,539 *From the 2016 TOFE; TRITIUM 2016 **Young Professionals Congress support †Budget, updated to reflect actual starting balance † † Anticipated, TOFE 2018

Technical Meetings Last Year This Year Name of Topical ICENES 2017 NURER 2018 TOFE 2018 Class/Co-sponsor IV III # of half-day sessions 7 Registration (Planned/Actual) ~100 225 Net revenue (Planned/Actual) Last Year This Year Sessions Sponsored at National Meetings* Summer – 3 Winter – 2.5 Summer – 0 Winter – TOFE * Does not include Embedded Topical, Co-sponsored sessions count as half

Contributions to Society Policy and Position Statements ANS Position Statement on Fusion Energy Approved in 2016 Affiliations with other technical organizations* IEEE liaison Ex officio membership in Fusion Energy Sciences Advisory Committee Students and Young Members Support for and participation in Student Conference Support for and participation in Young Professionals Congress Participation in ANS webinar, sponsored by YMG, on October 3, 2017 Communication Website: http://fed.ans.org/ FED newsletter – distributed twice a year Grand Challenges – developed 7 grand challenges for fusion Publication Fusion Science and Technology

Performance against Goals Status Identify and support new FS&T editor Met Distribute two newsletters Support 2018 ANS Student Conference 2018-2019 Goal Support planning and attendance for 2018 TOFE Develop succession plan Distribute newsletter

Summary FED is a strong division with a growing membership, and significant young member / student participation. FS&T journal is a respected journal in the fusion community, and has successfully transitioned to new leadership. FED is regularly sponsoring sessions in national meetings. An undergraduate scholarship has been established and awarded. The division is financially stable. FED leadership has been identified to address a gap due to unanticipated retirement.

Total Membership as of March 31, 2015 2015 FED Membership Stats Fusion Energy (FED) Total Membership as of March 31, 2015 Students 33% 304 Educational Inst.-Staff 16% 146 National Lab 13% 118 Retired 9% 79 Consult. Co. 6% 53 Utility 5% 47 Govt. Agency 4% 37 Manufacturing 35 Arch./Engr. 3% 25 Other 24 Prvt. Research Lab 2% 18 Service Co. 15 Supplier 1% 6 Active Military 8 Test Lab 0.3% 3 Construct. Co. 0.1% 1 Total 100% 919