1. Energy Fellows Program
Opportunity to conduct real-world energy projects, get career skills, and network with professionals in the energy sector.
What:
Who:
Undergraduate & graduate students within 1 year of graduating
Education about the energy sector
Connections to energy job opportunities
Meaningful energy project experiences
Targeted professional development workshops
Networking opportunities
Why:
When:
Fall 2018 & Spring 2019
How:
Contact:
Prof. LeBlanc (MAE)
Office hours: Mondays 3-5pm, SEH 3570

2. Energy Fellows Program
Objectives:
Provide real-world project experiences
Investigate impact of university energy projects
Create professional development opportunities
Provide technical & professional preparation for future energy engineers
Minimum requirements:
1 real-world “Living Lab” project
renewable energy, energy efficiency, food-energy-water nexus
2 energy courses
5 professional development activities
Program evaluation participation

3. Courses Options for course requirements:
MAE 6262 Energy Systems Analysis
MAE 6263 Advances in Energy Engineering
MAE 6269 Nanotechnology in Energy Applications
EMSE 6200 Policy Factors in Environmental & Energy Management
EMSE 6260 Energy Management
EMSE 6285 Analytical Tools for Energy Management
Others by permission

4. Application Components:
Resume (include name, year, major, expected graduation)
Summary of why you want to be in the program (< 1 page)
List of previous, current, future energy courses
Submission:
application to Prof. LeBlanc:
Subject line : Energy Fellows Program application for (insert name)
Attach 1 pdf with file name format: FirstName_LastName.pdf
Deadline: September 30, 2018