2019-Annual-Report

52 Kleinman Center for Energy Policy 2018–2019 Annual Report
CONFERENCES, COMPETITIONS, AND EVENTS
NREL Emerging Markets Day & Industry
Growth Forum
Sid Radhakrishna, Master of Business
Administration, Wharton
Penn Alumni in Cleantech Event
Raina Gandhi, Master of Business
Administration, Wharton
Preserving Recent Past 3” Conference
Di Sung, Dual Masters in Environmental
Building Design and Historic Preservation,
Stuart Weitzman School of Design
Supramolecular Chemistry and Self-
Assembly over Multiple Scales and
Forms Conference
Katherine Elbert, Master of Chemical
Sciences, School of Arts and Sciences
Sustainable Solutions Competition
Richard Ling, VIPER student, School of
Engineering Applied Science and School
of Arts and Sciences
University of Michigan Renewable
Energy Case Competition
Christina Chang, Master of Business
Administration, Wharton
Alexander Dempsey, Master of Business
Administration, Wharton
Laura Krivec, Master of Business
Administration, Wharton
Giridhar Sankar, Master of Business
Administration, Wharton
Wharton Latin American Conference
Arturo Chue, Master of Business
Administration, Wharton
TRAVEL
Global Service–Learning Program:
Argentina
Fahmida Lubna, Chemical and
Biomolecular Engineering, School of
Engineering and Applied Science
Global Service–Learning Program:
Rwanda
Timaj Abdi, Systems Engineering, School
of Engineering and Applied Science
Penn Summer Abroad in Berlin
and Rotterdam
Kimberlie Dupiton, Biology, School of Arts
and Sciences
Lonard Encarnacion, Health and Societies,
School of Arts and Sciences
Trapetas McGill, Political Science and
Africana Studies, School of Arts and
Sciences
Joseph Squillaro, Philosophy, Politics, and
Economics, School of Arts and Sciences
Brea Watkins, Environmental Studies,
School of Arts and Sciences
Valuation of Electric Vehicles and
Parking Policies in Philadelphia (travel
research)
Anna Cheyette, Environmental Studies,
School of Arts and Sciences
Wharton Undergraduate Energy Group
Field Trip to PJM Headquarters
Andrew Langalis, Chemical and
Biomolecular Engineering, School
of Engineering and Applied Science
GREEN PROGRAM
The GREEN Program is an off-campus
organization that helps support learning
about sustainability out of the classroom
and around the globe. This year, we helped
support Penn students traveling with the
GREEN Program to Iceland and Japan.
Iceland
Kailey Blair, Materials Science and
Engineering, School of Engineering and
Applied Science
Joshua Feig, Materials Science and
Engineering, School of Engineering and
Applied Science
Hae Min Kim, Mechanical Engineering and
Applied Mechanics, School of Engineering
and Applied Science
Japan
Anderson Myers, Electrical Engineering,
School of Engineering and Applied
Science