Are you a student, or do you work with students who are involved in
learning about global climate change and or energy issues? If so you may be
interested in attending, or sharing with your students the North American
Student Energy Summit for the opportunity to take part in a global outreach
effort.
"The North American Student Energy Summit (NASES) is a forum that will
focus on today's pressing energy issues and the role that students will
play in addressing them, both in the regional and global context. Taking
place in New York City June 19-20, 2014 at the United Nations and at
Columbia University, this event will also be linked to four other summits
hosted by Student Energy taking place on the same day across the globe in
Africa, Latin America, Europe, and Asia. The 300 delegates at this event
will have the unique and exciting opportunity to connect with an intimately
local and extensively global network of driven peers and industry leaders
looking to learn and engage in the future of the energy sector. The summit
will also serve as the capstone event of New York Energy Week's 'Student
Energy Day'. Schedule and speakers are on the website.
For a 30% discount on registration, please sign up for the newsletter on
the North American Student Energy Summit website.
There will also be upcoming opportunities to connect through the
Connecticut Alliance for Campus Sustainability.
Thanks
Laura Worthington | Energy Technical Specialist—Education
Institute for Sustainable Energy
Eastern Connecticut State University
83 Windham Street
(Office 372 High Street)
Willimantic, CT 06226
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(See attached file: North America Student Energy Summit Brochure.pdf)
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Connecticut Outdoor & Environmental Education Association
learning about global climate change and or energy issues? If so you may be
interested in attending, or sharing with your students the North American
Student Energy Summit for the opportunity to take part in a global outreach
effort.
"The North American Student Energy Summit (NASES) is a forum that will
focus on today's pressing energy issues and the role that students will
play in addressing them, both in the regional and global context. Taking
place in New York City June 19-20, 2014 at the United Nations and at
Columbia University, this event will also be linked to four other summits
hosted by Student Energy taking place on the same day across the globe in
Africa, Latin America, Europe, and Asia. The 300 delegates at this event
will have the unique and exciting opportunity to connect with an intimately
local and extensively global network of driven peers and industry leaders
looking to learn and engage in the future of the energy sector. The summit
will also serve as the capstone event of New York Energy Week's 'Student
Energy Day'. Schedule and speakers are on the website.
For a 30% discount on registration, please sign up for the newsletter on
the North American Student Energy Summit website.
There will also be upcoming opportunities to connect through the
Connecticut Alliance for Campus Sustainability.
Thanks
Laura Worthington | Energy Technical Specialist—Education
Institute for Sustainable Energy
Eastern Connecticut State University
83 Windham Street
(Office 372 High Street)
Willimantic, CT 06226
http://www.sofitel.com/imagerie/home/phone.png 860-465-0254
* worthingtonl@easternct.edu
(Embedded image moved to file: pic07711.jpg)
http://marketingland.com/wp-content/ml-loads/2013/05/facebook-logo-new-300x300.png
facebook.com/ise.easternct
https://g.twimg.com/Twitter_logo_blue.png twitter.com/ISE_EasternCT
(See attached file: North America Student Energy Summit Brochure.pdf)
_______________________________________________
Connecticut Outdoor & Environmental Education Association
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