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ICELAND
RENEWABLE ENERGY
& SUSTAINABILITY
THE GREEN PROGRAM
Dear Future GREEN Student, You are going to embark on the adventure of a lifetime. It sounds unbelievably corny, I know, but it is the absolute truth. The week I just experienced is something that I cannot really put into words but I will try my best. The way I see it the trip and my experiences can be broken into 3 main categories. The first is academic. No matter what your major is, you are in this program because you care about sustainability and that field is going to be so much more accessible to you after this trip. You are going to learn the hows, whys, and why nots, and you will speak knowledgeably about it. It's impossible to say what you will do with that knowledge but knowledge is power and this program puts incredible power in your hands that will allow you to make important changes in the world. The second category is adventure. You will do more on this program than you can possibly imagine. Even after reading the itinerary extensively I was not prepared for the experiences simply because they were too amazing to imagine. I hiked in a blizzard, bathed in a hot spring in the middle of winter, climbed behind massive waterfalls, and drove in a super jeep across a glacial valley. Be they big or small the week is filled with countless adventures that will make you feel alive. My advice to you is to embrace every single one of them with open arms. Even if you are uncomfortable or nervous go for it. Trying new things and getting out of your comfort zone offer the best experiences and memories in life. The last category is relationships. I met 18 complete strangers on the first day and am leaving with 18 wonderful friends. Put yourself out there, embrace each individual and share your experiences. Life is best when it is shared and you will meet incredible people to share this part of your life with. Make every second count. Best, Erin Glocke Penn State University Iceland Spring 2015 Alumna
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WHAT IS THE GREEN PROGRAM? DETAILS
2 ABOUT US & OUR PHILOSOPHY
OUR PARTNERS
15 SAMPLE ITINERARY
HOUSING & FOOD
ARRIVAL / DEPARTURE
4 OUR MODEL
WHY IT WORKS
HEALTH & SAFETY
INSURANCE
HOW WE'RE DIFFERENT LIFE AFTER THE PROGRAM
A DAY IN THE LIFE
19 WHERE ARE THEY NOW?
7 WHY ICELAND?
ALUMNI
AMBASSADORS
8 THE COURSE
ACADEMIC CREDIT
22
APPLICATION PROCESS
FINANCIAL BREAKDOWN
ABOUT THE UNIVERSITY
CONTACT US
CAPSTONE PRESENTATION
APPLY
13
ADVENTURE & CULTURE
EXPLORING WITH LOCALS
WHAT TO EXPECT
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About us
Our Philosophy & Partners
The GREEN Program unlocks doors for students to
gain exclusive education, industry access, and
authentic bucket-list experiences around the world.
We exist to use the world as our classroom in order
to give meaning and purpose to education,
adventure, and life.
Founded in 2009, we created one of the first-ever
study abroad experiences catered to the not-so-
average student who is seeking that no-so-average
experience that provides something more. Our
program attracts students who are curious about
the world and seek opportunities to adventure,
break out of their comfort zone, and stand out
among their peers as a global citizens. Whatever
their ambition might be, our participants have one
underlying mission in common: they have
consciously chosen to pursue a future of possibilities and
are determined to be part of the solutions toward a better
world.
With The GREEN Program, we don't want students
to choose between a job, an internship, or a study
abroad experience. In fact, we want them to do it
all. We help students maximize their winter, spring
and summer breaks in order to allow them to get a
fulfilling study abroad experience within just 8-10
days. All the while, students are able to have that
awesome internship they've had their eye on or
those remaining summer classes they need to
squeeze in to make sure they graduate on time.
We live in a time where opportunities are endless,
so why limit ourselves?
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About us
Open to All Majors! TOP MAJORS REPRESENTED:
- ENGINEERING (MECHANICAL, CIVIL,
ENVIRONMENTAL, INDUSTRIAL, CHEMICAL,
BIOLOGICAL, ELECTRICAL, AND COMPUTER)
- NATURAL SCIENCES
- ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE
- POLICY 52 %
- BUSINESS 1500
ALUMNI 48 %
STUDENTS REPRESENTING
250+ 70+
universities countries
Our Partners
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WHY IT WORKS OUR MODEL Regardless of the destination, the one-of-a- kind GREEN Program educational model remains constant. At its core is a reverence for experiential education and the knowledge that allowing students to get up close and personal with their studies, interests, and passions through direct industry exposure does something transformative. Our educational model is so successful we're proud to say 98% of our alumni believe The GREEN Program has accelerated their professional endeavors. thegreenprogram.com/apply GO 4
THE BREAKDOWN
OUR MODEL
University Classes: Classes are taught by
local professors and industry experts Katie H.
following our co-developed GREEN
curriculum specifically for GREEN students
"Through this program I've been
a part of two capstone projects,
Industry Site Visits: GREEN students gain had amazing hands on
exclusive access into the nation's premier experiences with different
renewable energy sources, and
renewable energy & sustainability facilities, made incredible friends,
and directly engage with industry references, and contacts around
the world. After graduation I
professionals. know I can walk into interviews
with confidence and a lot of that
Adventure Excursions & Local Culture: Our can be contributed to The
GREEN Program."
bucket-list adventures foster leadership and
personal development while our itineraries University of New Hampshire,
are packed with authentic cultural Environmental Engineering
experiences.
Capstone Projects: Student-driven capstone
projects are framed as entrepreneurial
ventures catered to students' interests and
academic pursuits. Capstone Projects are
presented to faculty and industry
professionals at the end of every program.
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SNAPSHOT: A DAY IN THE LIFE
OUR MODEL
DAY 2
Take a class on geothermal energy taught by the
lead designer of Iceland's largest geothermal power
8am plants at Reykjavik University's Iceland School of
Energy
Gain behind the scenes access and network with
industry professionals in Iceland's most advanced
10am geothermal energy facility
Adventure time: Bring geo-thermal energy to life
2pm
by hiking through Iceland's canyons and bathing in
geothermal hot springs
Expand your comfort zone by snorkeling
5pm between the Eurasian and North American tectonic
plates
6pm Dine at a restaurant fueled entirely by geothermal
energy
7pm Work on an interdisciplinary Capstone Project
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WHY ICELAND
As the greenest country to exist on our
planet, 100% of Iceland’s electricity
comes from renewable energy
sources. Paired with inside access to
functioning renewable energy
facilities, Iceland makes the premiere
location to provide a remarkable
educational platform for a truly
hands-on experience. The country is
also one of the top destinations for
adventure travel and eco-tourism,
providing a truly sustainable
destination. Additionally, The GREEN
Program offers students the ability to
immerse themselves into a unique
culture while encouraging open-
mindedness, language immersion and
global awareness.
With safety as the top priority for all
GREEN Programs, Iceland is one of
the safest countries, holding a lower
crime rate than many developed
countries. This is partly due to a high
standard of living, small population,
and welltrained law enforcement.
With a welcoming culture and
mesmerizing environmental features,
Iceland is a favored travel destination
and the perfect atmosphere for hands-
on experiential learning, personal
development, extracurricular
enrichment and social impact.
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"Our unique partnership with The GREEN
Program gives participants an unparalleled
The Course
access to the Icelandic energy industry."
- Halla Hrund Logadóttir,
Director of Iceland School of Energy
The GREEN Program at Iceland School of Energy
The GREEN Program has worked in collaboration with Reykjavik
University's Iceland School of Energy to develop a 50 plus hour intensive
course worth 3ECTS/1.5 U.S. credits. Through the course, our program
faculty and industry experts teach classes on sustainability, hydropower,
geology, bio fuels, and geothermal energy. These lectures are
complemented by various facility tours including hydropower plants,
geothermal facilities and bio fuel innovation. During the course students
also form interdisciplinary groups and develop a final Capstone Project
on a specific renewable energy subject that they present to fellow
students and professors upon the course's culmination. Each group is
required to present a project highlighting an identified problem and
solution and they must also detail the financial, political, education,
engineering and social impact aspects of their innovative idea.
Iceland School of Energy is Reykjavik University's MSc program and
accredited by Reykjavik University's School of Science and Engineering.
The program brings together Reykjavik University, Iceland GeoSurvey,
and Reykjavik Energy to offer unique opportunities for students to study
sustainable energy in close cooperation with leaders in the field. The
GREEN Program is proud to support their mission to provide each new
generation with trained experts in the field of clean energy for a
sustainable world.
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8"Our unique partnership with The GREEN
Program gives participants an unparalleled
The Course
access to the Icelandic energy industry."
- Halla Hrund Logadóttir,
Director of Iceland School of Energy
Course Outcomes
Gain a comprehensive understanding along with a personal familiarity
of the science and technology behind renewable energy systems:
hydroelectric, geothermal, solar, wind power, biomass, and bio fuels.
Attain a clear grasp of cost analyses and environmental impact of
renewable energy production facilities in historical, present and future
context.
Develop skills to evaluate energy sources and projects in terms of
feasibility within the matrix of technical, economic, environmental,
and political implementation.
Observe Iceland’s energy policies, natural resource legislation and
other legislative controls impacting the production and sale of
electricity in the nation and on across the globe.
Advance on the vocabulary and concepts essential to commercial
energy production, transmission, management and legislation.
Develop leadership, teamwork, and networking skills through
adventure excursions and exposure to professional industry
relationships.
Excel within a network of like-minded students who aspire to work
and innovate in the field of renewable energy and sustainability
Gain a critical global perspective demanded by corporate recruiters
today to prepare for accelerated career opportunities.
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9"Our unique partnership with The GREEN
Program gives participants an unparalleled
The Course
access to the Icelandic energy industry."
- Halla Hrund Logadóttir,
Director of Iceland School of Energy
Scheduled Class Sessions
Our class sessions are designed to provide a platform for understanding the
specific topics explored on the program. They are not designed as in-depth
studies of one specific subject, but rather a comprehensive overview of the
topic. They are then followed up with the most recent and up-to-date
developments in the industry and directly related to the hands-on experiences
of the program. The classes serve as a launching point for rigorous discussions
and classroom debates on related current events. The classes in Iceland take
place at Reykjavik University and last approximately 1.5 hours with additional
time allotted for discussion and review.
The following classes are required with the topics covered on the GREEN
Program:
Energy in Iceland: Overview of the physical basis of energy conversion
systems and some important terms relating to economic and technical
performance and environmental impact
Geothermal: Learn about the origin of Iceland’s geothermal resource, its
characteristics, direct use, power production and ability to extend the value
chain
Hydropower: Characteristics of hydropower, technology and its impact.
Discover the policy discussions and debates over implementation
Geology: Studying the the geophysical processes that set the stage for energy
use in Iceland and create the unique natural environment that we strive to
preserve
Wind & Solar Overviews and case studies of Iceland’s history and progress
with Wind and Solar energy production
Biofuel: Explore new biofuel innovations, the challenges of production in a
harsh environment, crop selection and procedure processes, and global
economic trade
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10The Course
Our Education Team Ari Kristinn Jónsson
President, Reykjavik University
Halla Hrund Logadóttir Ágúst Valfells María Sigríður Guðjónsdóttir
Director, Iceland School of Intro to Iceland's Energy Geothermal Specialist
Energy; Policy Specialist
Jónas Hlynur Hallgrímsson Ásbjörg Kristinsdóttir Jón E Bernódusson
Energy Economics Specialist Hydroelectric Specialist Biofuels Specialist
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11"Our unique partnership with The GREEN
Program gives participants an
The Course
unparalleled access to the Icelandic
energy industry."
- Halla Hrund Logadóttir,
Director of Iceland School of Energy
The Capstone Project
As part of The GREEN Program, each student is required to choose and
develop an independent project related to renewable energy, public
policy, business, environmental science, ecology, and more. Each student
will work in interdisciplinary groups to collaborate on this Capstone
Project.
The project must address a current issue that can be solved or improved
through the application of renewable energy policy, technology,
business, sustainable ecology, and environmental policy.
The Capstone Project inspires and motivates students to think outside of
the box and implement their newfound knowledge while creating
innovations of tomorrow. A number of student projects have been
presented as proposals and are currently in their beginning stages of
implementation. Several projects have gained university funding and
grants upon return to the students’ home institution(s).
Ernesto Daset, Rutgers University- Developed a plan for a Solar
Capstone project examples
Power Car which was later presented to an environmental design
firm, Greener By Design
Vania Smittchieva, New York University- Used her capstone
project on wind energy in developing countries to segway into
working on one of the largest wind projects in Africa
Robert Shintani and Anthony Hornbeck, University of Illinois-
Used their capstone project to start a business that turns restaurant
oil into bio-fuel and founded the Clean City Coalition in their city
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12ADVENTURE
& CULTURE
Ya ya! halló! velkomin! góður dagur!
Introducing our GREEN Iceland Team
TRAVEL LOCAL. LEARN LOCAL. LIVE LOCAL.
Every GREEN Program is run by our specialized teams
who are local residents and professionals in each
country.
In Iceland, our certified tour guides have backgrounds in
engineering, entrepreneurship, group dynamics,
education, local farming, and are members of Iceland's
national rescue team. The diversity in personalities and
skill sets guarantee a unique level of cultural immersion
for every GREEN Program.
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& CULTURE
BUCKET-LIST ADVENTURES
MAKING
The adventure component of The GREEN Program
Mundane empowers our students to grasp creative leadership,
teamwork, personal growth, and to step outside their
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INSANE Adventure activities may include: Snorkeling between
student reflections tectonic plates, Caving, Golden Circle tour, glacial river
super jeeping, hiking, camping, glacier walks, and more.
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All adventure excursions are led and supervised by our
certified adventure guides and members of Iceland's
national rescue team.
PREPARING FOR ADVENTURE
In Iceland, they say "There's no such thing as bad
weather, just bad gear."
Upon acceptance into The GREEN Program, every
student receives a suggested packing list to ensure they
are prepared for their adventures. Good gear will make
the difference between a wet experience and an
enjoyable one!
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A sneak peek
Note: This is a sample itinerary. The itinerary is subject to change depending on
weather and facility conditions. GREEN Program Managers will always prepare
the group with final plans for the following day.
Day 1 Welcome to Iceland! Day 6
+ Airport Arrival and Pickup + Geology Lesson on Volcanic Grounds
+ Welcome to Reykjavik Univeristy + Super Jeeps to HydroPower Plant
+ Meet the GREEN Team + Hydroelectric plant tour
+ Capstone Project Introductions + Networking Lunch with Plant
+ Hjardarbol Guesthouse Checkin Managers
+ Welcome Dinner + Checkin New Lodging Site
+ Capstone development
Day 2
+ Glacier Snorkeling Adventure Day 7
Between Eurasian & North American Tectonic Plates + Residential Hydro, & Minc Farm under
+ Introduction to Energy & Capstone Projects Volcano
+ Icelandic PoolSide Barbeque Dinner + Super Jeep Excursion & Canyon
+ Capstone Development Hiking
+ Capstone Development
Day 3
+ Geothermal & HydroPower Day 8
+ Hydroelectric Class + Biomass Class & Biodiesel Discussion
+ 1950’s HydroElectric Power Plant Expedition + Explore Iceland’s Glaciers on an Ice
+ Geothermal Power Plant Expedition Walk
+ Exhibit Tour + GeoTown Lunch + Biodiesel Site Visit
+ Final Stage of Capstone Development
Day 4
+ Hike a Famous Lava Cave Day 9
+ Adventure Cuisine in Reykjavik + Final Capstone Preparation
+ Explore Reykjavik, Iceland’s Capital + Capstone Presentations to audience
of Peers, Tour Leaders, Reykjavik
Day 5 University Faculty & Industry
+ Tour of Gullfoss and Geysir Professionals
+ Iceland’s First Wind Plant Production Site + Farewell Dinner
+ Super Jeep Adventure Excursion
+ Campsite Checkin, Bonfire, & Natural Geothermal Day 10
Hot Springs + Iceland farewell and final packing
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+ Airport Departures
15HOUSING:
REYKJAVIK & THE
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Our main lodging site will be
full review Hjarðarból, a local family's
guesthouse along Iceland's south
coast. This setting provides students
with a safe housing environment,
home-cooked meals, a touch of the
local culture, and beautiful country
landscape. There will also be
overnight trips in other regions of
Iceland where students will gain rare
access to the country's natural
environment outside of the
university campus and capital city.
The heart of Iceland's countryside is
also the top place to discover the
country's most magnificent energy
infrastructure, culture, and history.
Andrew D.
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I am a vegan (I eat no animal
products). Before this trip I was
afraid that it might be difficult to
accommodate me, but I could not
FOOD:
have been more wrong. At every
single one of our meals I was All breakfasts, lunches, dinners
provided with a separately made with local cuisine are included
vegan dish that was DELICIOUS on the program. We
100% of the time. Our hosts had accommodate vegetarian and
been informed of my dietary gluten free diets and cater our
preference and had prepared
meals to students' dietary or
accordingly. In many ways it was
health needs. Studets reguarly
easier to be a vegan in this
foreign environment than it is at have opportunities to shop at
home. HIGHEST local markets for local snacks
RECOMMENDATION. and the living experience.
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DEPARTURE
Students will book their flights with
their personal GREEN Travel Agent.
Our partnership with Corporate
Travelers guarantees the lowest costs
and 24/7 emergency access.
All flights need to arrive by 10AM on
the first day of the program via
Keflavik International Airport (KEF)
right outside Iceland’s capital,
Reykjavik. All students will be
greeted by several GREEN
counselors and staff. Photos of the
greeting staff members will be
emailed to the students a week prior
to traveling so they can easily
recognize our counselors (wearing
GREEN program shirts) when they
arrive.
Students’ departing flights should
leave Keflavik International Airport
(KEF) after 4PM on the final day of
the program
TRANSPORTATION:
All in-country transportation
will be serviced by Reykjavik
Excursions (RE). RE was
founded in 1968 and has since
been the leading organizer of
day tours in Iceland. RE is a
fully licensed tour operator and
travel agent. RE operates one of
the biggest bus fleets in Iceland
making the company one of
the largest organizers of tours
both for individuals and groups
in Iceland.
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GENERAL HEALTH: Typically, the
general health of each student is
not at risk from traveling to
Iceland. The water provided in
Iceland is potable and all meals are
prepared with a balance of
necessary nutrition and local
antibodies to ensure stamina and
energy throughout the program.
The Center for Disease Control and
Prevention recommends that
students are up-to-date with their
routine vaccines before traveling
abroad. WATER: All tap water in
Iceland is potable or naturally
filtered. We also always provide the
opportunity to purchase bottled
water at a local shop and refill at
the student’s discretion. SAFETY:
Iceland has a low crime rate with
rare instances of violent
INSURANCE
misconduct. This helps create a
With safety as a top prirority, all
comfortable and safe atmosphere
GREEN programs include
for students to interact with locals.
incountry medical insurance for
Regardless, GREEN staff maintains
every participant. Your in-country
prudent supervision at all times to
medical coverage will be covered
ensure full attendance at every
by VIS, Iceland’s leading insurance
checkpoint along the adventure.
health insurance provider.
Unfortunately, petty crime such as
$2,000,000 ISK Medical Expense:
unarmed robbery can be common.
Covers any general medical
Therefore, GREEN takes secure
expenses during your trip
precautions to protect the
provided that the injury or sickness
possessions of our students. We
occurred while on your trip and
stress the importance of vigilance
you sought initial medical
when bringing valuable assets into
treatment.
and around the country.
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Where ar
ALUMNI 98%
SUCCESS
The Alumni Network Career acceleration:
Alumni believe The GREEN
The GREEN Program is committed to Program has accelerated
enhancing the professional and their career endeavors
personal lives of our students even
beyond our program. All alumni are
invited to join a growing GREEN
Alumni Network of more than 1500
89%
students who have used this platform
to share job openings, opportunities
for collaboration, news updates from retainment: STEM Alumni say
the industry, as well as exciting the green program has made
updates from their personal lives and them more confident to
adventures of our students. Alumni are pursue their stem degree
welcome to request an official letter of
recommendation for The GREEN
Program and are invited to join our
growing global network of GREEN
80%
Campus Ambassadors.
Recruitment: Non-STEM
Alumni say The GREEN
G E T T I N G Program has made them more
A H E A D interested in these fields
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LAUNCHED COURTNEY'S CAREER FORWARD
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Shelby Bierig, UPenn – Processing Engineering Intern,
SpaceX to Engineer, Boeing [Click here to read her
story.]
Dan Tauriello, PSU – United States Senate in
Washington, DC
Deja Chavarria, PSU – Starting her own Environment
and Energy consulting firm
Sam Saadeh, RU – Department of Defense - Defense
Logistics Agency
Anatoliy Kholad, NJIT – United States Patent Office
Jared Manks, RU – Carbon Credit Analyst, Bank of
America Robyn Jones
Adam Kowalski, Ohio State – The Dow Chemical
Company "Since returning from the
Long Hoang, Saint Louis University – Cost Analyst, program, every company I’ve
Electrical Components International spoken to has specifically asked
Kishan Patel, Wayne State University - Structural me about my GREEN
Engineer, Tucker Young Jackson Tull, Inc. experience. I am extremely
Roy Anderson, RU – Field Engineer, Bechtel Corporation pleased with the turn that my
Dan Conner, PSU & Elizabeth Krall, UFL – Engineer, career has taken, and I can safely
General Electric
say that none of it would have
Neha Gautum, RU – Intern, U.S. Environmental
been possible without The
Protection Agency, Region 2
GREEN Program."
David Byrnes, RU – United States Department of
Agriculture – Brazil, Recipient of a U.S. Borlaug
Fellowship in Global Food Security for 2013-2014
-Louisiana State University,
Sam Dorbor, RU – Designing Solar Panels for LA Solar
Environmental Engineering
Kory McDonald, Carnegie Mellon – Field Engineer at :Current: Environmental Engineer
Schlumberger at Phillips66, Iceland School of
Energy MSc Candidate
“GREEN was my ignition. The Program gave me an edge in the
interview process because, when I said I was interested in a career in
alternative energy and sustainability, I was not just talking. I had
something to show for it. GREEN played a large role in the three job
offers I received."
- Penn State University, Energy Engineering
Post GREEN Program: Combustion Dynamics Team Intern at
General Electric, Mechanical & Energy Engineer at IPS-Integrated
Project Services
Dan Conner
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AMBASSADOR Each year, our top 50
students are
PROGRAM nominated to be
GREEN ambassadors
Overview 45
Every year, The GREEN Team selects
exemplary student leaders and invites GREEN Ambassadors represent
them to be a part of The GREEN around 45 of our strongest
Ambassador Program. These motivated university partners globally
students act as GREEN representatives
on their campus dedicated to inspiring
their peers to be the next generation of
clean energy leaders by sharing their 100%
GREEN story on campus. Ambassadors
develop their leadership and
professional skills throughout the 100% of GREEN Ambassadors
program while gaining access to have access to exclusive
exclusive GREEN program benefits and networking events, career
career enhancing events. opportunities, letters of
recommendation, and travel
opportunities with The
GREEN Program
"Similar to what I experienced on my GREEN trip, being an ambassador has
pushed me to the fringes of my comfort zone and then some, putting me in new
situations and conversations that will benefit me in the future. I enjoyed improving
on lifelong skills including with influential people on campus, preparing and
presenting an info session, and networking.” -Clare Feely, Cornell University
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Summer Break 10 - Day : $ 4000 application .
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