Join the Dartmouth Energy Alliance, a new student group designed to cultivate a diverse group of students interested in all aspects of energy. Our first meeting is on Thursday, Sept. 26 at 7 p.m. in Baker 158. Come share your thoughts and ideas about projects and events for the coming year!
Join us for the fall Dartmouth Energy Collaborative lunch series and learn about energy projects and issues near and far. Upcoming topics include "The Year Ahead in Energy at Dartmouth," an overview of a recent trip to tour Danish renewable infrastructure sites, and more. We'll bring the pizza!
The artist's May visit was part of the educational outreach for the Arthur L. Irving Institute for Energy and Society-funded project, "Energy and Indigenous Environmental Studies in the Americas," led by Dr. Laura Ogden. The project team includes Dartmouth professors Drs. Nick Reo and Christopher Sneddon and postdoctoral researcher Dr. Sarah Kelly.
Learn about the energy systems which shape so much of our lives. Students, faculty, staff, and community members are invited to apply to participate in a free five-week educational series on energy and society organized by the Arthur L. Irving Institute for Energy and Society and the Dartmouth Energy Collaborative.
Pursue a path toward a positive, sustainable, change-making future by applying for the Energy and Sustainability Leadership Program. The application deadline has been extended to Wednesday, Sept. 18!
Learn about fall internship opportunities with the Arthur L. Irving Institute for Energy and Society. Apply by Friday, September 20.
The inaugural Marine Energy Collegiate Competition is designed to challenge interdisciplinary teams of undergraduate and graduate students to offer unique solutions to the burgeoning marine energy industry.
Five Thayer School of Engineering undergraduates and Professor Doug Van Citters traveled to a remote Alaskan island in June to install a hydroelectric system for the Inian Islands Institute. They had one week to complete the work.
All are invited to livestream the MIT Climate Symposia.
Students and early-career researchers: submit a symposium poster to the US C3E conference by September 15, 2019.
