Careers in Clean Energy Policy and Economics
Considering a career in ENERGY? Come to Careers in Clean Energy Policy and Economics: A Dayaway Interactive Event!
Recent grads working in renewable energy, energy efficiency and energy policy will answer UW student questions about what they do, how they got their jobs, networking tips and more. These panelists have economics/policy degrees from universities around the country, including UW-Madison. The panelists will connect remotely (via live webcams) from the Boston and DC areas. Mike Brownell, founder of Dayaway Careers, will moderate the session from Madison.
When: November 4, 2014; 6:00-8:00 p.m. (refreshments served at 6)
Where: Room 1115, Wisconsin Energy Institute (1552 University Ave)
See here to register.
Confirmed speakers:
Recent grads working in renewable energy, energy efficiency and energy policy will answer UW student questions about what they do, how they got their jobs, networking tips and more. These panelists have economics/policy degrees from universities around the country, including UW-Madison. The panelists will connect remotely (via live webcams) from the Boston and DC areas. Mike Brownell, founder of Dayaway Careers, will moderate the session from Madison.
When: November 4, 2014; 6:00-8:00 p.m. (refreshments served at 6)
Where: Room 1115, Wisconsin Energy Institute (1552 University Ave)
See here to register.
Confirmed speakers:
- Melissa Whited, Associate, Synapse Economics (MA '12 Ag. and Applied Economics, MS '10 Environment and Resources, Energy Analysis and Policy Certificate, UW-Madison)
- Daisy Chung, Research Analyst, Solar Electric Power Association (Master of International Public Affairs '14, Energy Analysis and Policy Certificate, UW-Madison)
- Nick Kasza, Program Manager, Distributed Sun (MS '14 Energy Policy and Climate, Johns Hopkins University)
- Noah Lichtenstein, Energy Industry Analyst, FERC (MA '11 International Environmental Policy, Monterey Institute of International Studies)
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