Princeton University Energy ASSOCIATION
Princeton University Energy ASSOCIATION
Princeton University Energy Association (PUEA) is the only student group on campus dedicated to exploring the energy field from every approach imaginable.
Run entirely by undergraduate students from both STEM and humanities/social sciences, we bring exciting opportunities every week for students on campus to meet and learn from energy experts, executives, and scholars, and participate in energy-related tours, conferences, and community service. Our weekly newsletter, the Power Surge, provides to over 500 students a rundown of the week's energy and environment-related on-campus events, career opportunities, and global news.
PUEA is a non-profit, nonpartisan organization welcoming of all views and backgrounds.
PUEA is a student group officially registered under the Office of the Dean of Undergraduate Students (ODUS).
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Get Involved!
Get Involved!
alumni and outside involvement
We are always looking to involve alumni and other professionals in the energy field. Please reach out to us if you would like to be involved in an upcoming campus speaker event, alumni interview, or upcoming podcast.
What We DO
What We DO
The Princeton University Energy Association is comprised of 5 core committees and a new ambassador program, which work together to educate Princeton community members and external participants on energy topics.
Campus Events
-Hosts speaker panels with notable energy professionals such as “Gating Factors to Decarbonizing the Grid” and “Energy, Water and the Environment” -Co-hosts events with sustainable energy groups, Whig-Clio, and other Princeton organizations
MEMBERSHIP & OUTREACH
-Directs fall recruitment, and manages our new rolling recruitment cycle -Organizes internal PUEA social events and directs initiatives to promote social cohesion within the club
FALL CONFERENCE
-Plans, organizes and executes the annual PUEA fall conference, which last year during the virtual conference had over 900 prospective attendees -For more information on the Fall Conference, please visit the Fall Conference website
Community Service and Advocacy
-Opened a local Princeton chapter of RE-volv, which provides solar energy to non-profits, and has certified 10+ students to become active members of the organization -Runs a mentorship program to connect high schoolers in underserved communities with PUEA members to learn about energy
RESEARCH & REPORTS
-Creates the entire Power Surge, your weekly update on all things energy on campus and around the world -Writes reports on topics related to PUEA campus events to provide background information for interested parties