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5:15 - 6:45 PM

April 22nd, 2024 

Ford Design Center Room 1.350 (ITW Classroom), 2133 Sheridan Road

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Learn about sustainability-related career paths from NU alums who started with engineering degrees.  This event is aimed at current undergraduate students, and features speakers from a variety of engineering and professional disciplines:

Valeria Apolinario

Environmental Engineer, US Environmental Protection Agency

BS, Environmental Engineering

 

 

Claire Miller

Microgrid Solutions Architect, Schneider Electric

MS, Sustainability and Energy

BS, Mechanical Engineering (Georgia Tech)

 

Amanda Myers Wisser

Policy Lead, Weavegrid

BA, Political Science and Government

 

 

Emma Patterson (Dutton)

Group Director of Sustainability, Reliance Worldwide Corporation

BS, Materials Science and Engineering

MS, Journalism

 

Carrie Schoeneberger

Policy Analyst, Industry and Hydrogen, Natural Resources Defense Council

PhD: Chemical and Biological Engineering

BS: Chemical Engineering (University of Michigan)

 

Randall Waymire

Sustainability Manager, WAP Sustainability

MS, Chemical and Biological Engineering

BS, Chemical and Biological Engineering

 


CESR Club Project Competition

Application Deadline: April 23rd, 2024

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CESR will be accepting applications to fund one-year, high-impact sustainability projects in McCormick and the community.  All Northwestern student groups are eligible to apply, with up to $5,000 in funding available per winner.  

Prospective projects should be a substantial new undertaking or significant extension of an existing activity for your club that aims to creatively address at least one of the following goals:

Projects must conform to university policy regarding allowable spending, advertisement, and all other applicable areas.  Accepted projects will be required to submit a progress report to CESR's director, and consent to be featured on CESR's website and marketing materials.  

What You'll Need to Apply


Chile Trek Photo

Global Engineering Trek Chile: Energy Storage & Critical Minerals

CESR launched its inaugural Global Engineering Trek in Energy Storage & Critical Minerals on September 7th, 2023, sending a group of 9 students to Chile.  As one of the world's largest lithium and copper producers, Chile is at the heart of global efforts to build green energy generation and storage systems.  Follow along as our students meet with mining and policy experts, tour facilities, and delve into Chilean culture.  Be sure to apply next year!

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May 15th, 2023

Learn about sustainability-related career paths from NU alums and a current NU Post-doc who started with engineering degrees.  This event is aimed at current students at all stages of their academic careers, and features speakers from a variety of engineering and professional disciplines:

Ryan Albelda

Sustainability Business Intelligence Engineer, Amazon

BS, Industrial Engineering and Management Sciences; Environmental Science

 


Abhik Bera

Microgrid Solutions Architect, Schneider Electric

Master of Engineering Management

 

 

Peter Hosbein

Materials Engineer, Tesla

BS, Materials Science and Engineering

 

 

 Wenny Noha

R&D Senior Manager Water Sustainability, PepsiCo

BS, Chemical and Biological Engineering

 

 

Cat Majors

NRSA Postdoctoral Scholar, Northwestern University (Tyo Research Group)

PhD: Rice University, Bioengineering

BE: Vanderbilt University, BME

 

Thomas Yu

Product Development Lead, UniverCell Holding GmbH

BS, PhD, Materials Science and Engineering

 

 


 

The Center for Engineering Sustainability and Resilience will collect and share student-facing information on Northwestern courses, job opportunities, and research opportunities within the sustainability field.

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