OCS-Students: Energy Expo

Photo Album: 2010 Expo

Join us for the Harvard Energy & Environment Expo!
Open to all Harvard University students.

Talk to organizations about research, internship, and future job opportunities. Learn about new technologies and products.

Areas may include:

Innovation in the Commercial Sector
Alternative Energy
Lifecycle Analysis and Sustainability
Federal and State Policies and Programs
Energy Efficiency and Green Construction
Venture Capital and Start-Up Companies

DATE: Friday, February 10
TIME: 1:00-4:00pm
LOCATION: Harvard Innovation Lab, 125 Western Avenue, Allston, MA
BRING: Copies of your resume to share.

DETAILS: This event will be open to all students at Harvard University including undergraduate, Masters, PhD, and MBA students. Participating Harvard schools include Harvard College, the Graduate School of Arts and Sciences, the School of Engineering and Applied Sciences, the Harvard Extension School, and the Graduate School of Design.

Bring copies of your resume and dress for success (suits not required, however). See more tips on preparing for the fair .

SPECIAL SHUTTLES WILL RUN BETWEEN OCS AND THE iLAB FROM 1:00-4:00pm!
In addition, Harvard’s Allston Campus Express shuttle stops at the iLab. See the orange line on the Shuttle Tracker for real time shuttle locations. (Note: The special shuttles will NOT appear on this map.)

ORGANIZATIONS INCLUDE:

Global Vision International - GVI awarded top volunteering organization for 2011 by Virgin Holidays' Responsible Travel Awards
Harvest Power, Inc. - Named to the prestigious 2011 Global Cleantech 100 list, produced by Cleantech Group
ICF International - Recognized as Best Advisory/Consultancy in five categories in the Environmental Finance and Carbon Finance survey
Roux Associates - Ranked among the Top 200 Environmental firms in 2010 by Engineering News Record (ENR)
SolSolution - Finalist in MassChallenge Top Startup Teams competition
...and more! Check out our Student Blogger's "Ten Organizations You Don't Want to Miss!"

Sponsored by the FAS Office of Career Services and the Harvard School of Engineering and Applied Sciences. Cosponsored by the New England Clean Energy Council.