We invite all interested undergraduate students to join us for our new online "Alumni Sparks" program. Each week, we'll introduce you to a Dartmouth energy alum who will share their career journey, discuss how the pandemic has affected their area, and answer your questions about energy careers in the midst of this major upheaval.

On April 30, we welcome Meghan Duff ‘15. Meghan majored in Environmental Science and was very involved in Dartmouth's Sustainability Office, serving several different internships during her four years in Hanover.

After graduating, she moved to San Francisco, CA and worked in the Rebate & Interconnection department at Sungevity, a mission-driven B-corp residential solar PV company where she learned the ropes of the solar industry and the policy and utility landscape for solar PV in California. From there, she joined the team of "energy nerds" at the Association for Energy Affordability, a technical assistance and training non-profit that implements energy efficiency and solar PV incentive programs for low-income multifamily housing in California. At AEA, Meghan has served several different roles in program management, project management, and technical analysis for their programs and research projects. She is an avid environmentalist to her core and works to help transform the built environment in order to combat climate change and make the world a better and more sustainable place.

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