By becoming Members, students benefit from the opportunity to network and interact with some of the pre-eminent Members of the energy and economics community in the Washington area, and to meet and exchange ideas with other students in the area. These contacts foster learning and can result in increased professional or academic opportunities in the future.
Membership in the NCAC Council also opens the door to the National and International Chapters, which can vastly increase student opportunities for learning and advancement.
Student Members bring new energy and ideas to the NCAC Council, and are key to the Chapter’s continued success.
Student Subsidy
We are making a special effort to attract more students to our luncheons. For this purpose, the Chapter’s governing Council has agreed to allow any Chapter Member bringing a student attending for the first time to pay only the student rate.
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The NCAC-USAEE encourages Student Members to volunteer to serve on the NCAC Executive Council. This role allows students to influence the activities and direction of the Chapter, and provides them with increased opportunities to forge relationships with Council and Chapter Members. The Council Members are elected annually. Responsibilities of any Student Members include attending the quarterly meetings (usually scheduled around lunch) and advising the Council on any and all topics for discussion. Students help guide the Council on issues regarding Student Membership and Scholarship, and they may also volunteer to help on any of the Chapter’s events. |