National Capital Area Chapter, U.S. Association for Energy Economics

The Student Scholarship Program

 

 

Student Scholarship Application Form

 

NCAC Student Scholarships for the 2010 USAEE/IAEE Conference

October 14-16, Calgary, Canada
"Energy and the Environment: Conventional and Unconventional Solutions"

 

Glen Sweetnam, Scholarship Chair

 

The governing Council of the NCAC has set aside funds to provide up to three scholarships of $750 each to support D.C. area students who are attending the 2010 USAEE/IAEE Conference in Calgary Canada.

 

Please send a message by June 1, 2010 to Glen Sweetnam at glen.sweetnam@eia.doe.gov stating your school as well as your interests and experience in energy economics. Also, have one of your professors send a message recommending you. Awardees will be notified by July 1, 2010. Checks will be distributed at the NCAC September lunch.

 

If more than three D.C. area students seek these scholarships, the Council may decide to award more than three scholarships. In the event that not all scholarship requests are granted, the Council has decided to award such scholarships in the following order:

  • First to students who are current members who were also NCAC Members for 2008-2009;
  • Second to students who are current NCAC Members 2009-2010;
  • Third to non-member students at local universities who are nominated by an NCAC Member who is on the faculty at that university.

 

While at the USAEE/IAEE Conference, whether a student or not, please make point to attend presentations by NCAC Members.

 

Ad-Hoc Scholarship Awards

In the past, the NCAC Board has considered Ad-Hoc requests from students who have a track record of Membership and participation in our Council. Ad-Hoc Awards are reserved for students attending and/or presenting papers at the National or International Energy Economics Conferences.

 

Past Scholarship Recipients

2009 Scholarships
 

David Manowitz

University of Maryland - $750 USAEE/AIEE Conference in San Francisco, CA

Lucija Muehlenbachs

University of Maryland - $750 USAEE/AIEE Conference in San Francisco, CA. Presented paper, "Idle Oil Wells: Half Empty or Half Full?"
2008 Scholarship
 

Charley Englemann

Johns Hopkins University/SAIS - $750 USAEE/AIEE Conference in New Orleans, LA
2007 Scholarships
 

P. Sharath Chandra Roa

University of Delaware - $600 USAEE/IAEE Conference in Wellington, New Zealand. Presented paper, "Energy Issues and Policy in Australia and New Zealand".
Poonpat Leesombatpiboon
George Washington University - $500 USAEE/IAEE Conference in Houston, Texas.

 

Questions about Scholarships?

Please Email:

Glen Sweetnam

glen.sweetnam@eia.doe.gov