CU Energy Club presents Energy Frontiers, a energy-focused conference organized by students for students and the community. Boulder's own Teju Ravilochan, CEO of The Unreasonable Institute will be giving the keynote speech followed by panel sessions and student talks, with more information to follow. The 7th annual Energy Frontiers is an all day conference consisting of a keynote address, two panel discussions, a flash presentation competition, free lunch, an energy career & networking fair, and CU Energy mentorship program event. Attendance is free and includes excellent networking and educational opportunities for students, industry professionals, and anyone interested in learning more about today's hottest energy topics and research. See website for more information. 

Join ISET-International (Institute for Social and Environmental Transition-International) for presentations and interactive discussion  highlighting work in Vietnam, Pakistan, and Nepal . ISET has applied research in South and South East Asia for over 15 years in the fields of climate change, urban resilience, disasters, and urbanization. See flyer (second flyer) for more information. 

Development engineering focuses on the design, delivery and adoption of technology-based solutions. Often behavior change is an essential element of new products or services being successful. Neglecting to consider behavior change early in the design process has led to the failure of many social innovations. However, changing behavior is difficult and many traditional approaches have been found to be ineffective.

This webinar will introduce evidence-based behavior change methods and explore how this technique can help ensure success. See website for more information. 

Deadline: February 26

MCC's summer internships are posted on their website. Internships are available in various areas. Internships are provided for students with a desire to work in the international development field. Assignments are designed to complement the intern's educational pursuits while meeting the expressed needs of the agency and individual MCC departments. All applicants must apply through USAJOBS. Click here for more information. 

Posted on: February 18

There are two student graduate internship positions available in the National Renewable Energy Laboratory's (NREL) Integrated Applications Center in the Golden, Colorado Office. The position would be part- to full time (20-39 hours per week) through the end of the internship.The chosen candidate will support various international efforts at NREL that include low emission, climate change, and clean energy policies and deployment through data collection, literature reviews, writing, and analysis. See website for more information.