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Energy Literacy Education

In 2013, the School of Energy Resources partnered with ExxonMobil to advance energy literacy education in Wyoming. Our mission is to connect energy information and 21st-century career skills to position students for competitive success in higher education and the energy workforce.

The Energy and Society curriculum is currently under review.

Wallop K-12 Virtual Library

The Wallop K-12 project has created a catalog of content that is available to Wyoming teachers free of charge. Recordings include thought provoking questions that K-12 classes can follow up on. Energy content experts produce a 2-page teacher resource guide that accompanies the topic that includes additional information, discussion questions/activities, and additional resources. Wallop organizes the online catalog such that classroom teachers can easily find content. Classroom teachers make use of the catalog as best suits their needs. They can schedule a synchronous “Ask Me Anything” discussion with the faculty member after their class has used the videos/handouts. You can check out the video library on WyoLearn here .

Other information about the Wallop Program is also available here: https://www.uwyo.edu/wallop/

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Powering up clean energy systems education

New asu master’s program seeks to position graduates as leaders in global transition to sustainable energy.

The Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering at Arizona State University is launching a new graduate degree program in clean energy systems focusing on the generation, storage, distribution and applications of solar and other clean sources. Photo courtesy Shutterstock

The U.S. has work to do in the development of technologies that are going to help the country to reach the goal of being 100% carbon-pollution free by 2035, according to the  Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy . In moving toward this goal, the nation needs more people who have the knowledge to advance progress in this area.

“Clean energy systems are keywords used by federal agencies when talking about reducing or completely removing the traditional oil-based or fossil-fuel-based economy, which will happen by 2040,” says  Arunachala Mada Kannan , a professor of engineering in the  Ira A. Fulton Schools of Engineering  at Arizona State University. “We need to do a lot of things before that comes to fruition, but the key aspect is the energy source. If you tackle that, everything will fall into place.”

Meeting this challenge is the reason why the new Master of Science in  clean energy systems  is launching this fall in  The Polytechnic School , part of the Fulton Schools, with Kannan as the program chair.

In the U.S., most clean energy systems education comes in the form of concentrations of other degree programs. Kannan says that to his knowledge, this is the only graduate program dedicated to clean energy systems.

“A systems approach is required to create real solutions to these global energy opportunities,” says  Kurt Paterson , director of The Polytechnic School. “From the first electron generated to the last inch of wiring, we need engineers who think across technologies, policy, economics and access.”

The interdisciplinary graduate program benefits students seeking to further their education in this high-demand field, particularly those who earn undergraduate degrees in chemical, mechanical, electrical and materials engineering disciplines. The program’s main focus is on the design, applications, operations and maintenance of solar  photovoltaics , batteries, fuel cells and smart zero-emission vehicles enabled by  cyber-resilient  power electronics systems.

For students earning a bachelor’s degree at ASU, the program offers an accelerated master’s  degree option that allows students to earn their master’s degree immediately following their undergraduate work in a shorter time period.

One of the advantages students will have in this program is that all the faculty members have their own state-of-the-art research labs.

“The faculty is at the forefront in solving current issues associated with the smarter materials or systems, and students are very excited to learn from them,” Kannan says.

This new degree follows the model of other programs in The Polytechnic School that provide engaged learning, systems perspectives, industry engagement and research that drives business and society.

“Our clean energy systems faculty, students and graduates will help Arizona develop a world-leading, sun-driven economy. The benefits are wide-ranging and substantial,” Paterson says.

One key focus of the program is the study of autonomous zero-emission vehicles. Phoenix is at the forefront of autonomous vehicle testing, and has been since 2015 when the Valley’s involvement in the development and testing of these vehicles began, according to the  Arizona Department of Transportation .

“Phoenix is one of the few cities in the country that has almost all autonomous vehicle companies fully testing their vehicles,” Kannan says.

This provides many employment opportunities for graduate students to put their education to work.

Another advantage for students in the degree program is the chance to collaborate with other schools at ASU as well as industry partners. Local companies that may be interested in the same areas can give students experience working on battery or fuel cell systems to enable  urban air mobility  applications. This creates possibilities for internships that can lead to job opportunities. The Polytechnic School is actively seeking industry partners for these work-based integrated learning experiences.

Upon completion of this program, graduates will be prepared to work in many different settings, such as large corporations, government agencies and small businesses, as well as go on to pursue advanced degrees. With the emphasis on project-based, hands-on learning infused with the development of entrepreneurial mindsets, some graduates may even start companies of their own.

As governments and businesses around the world rapidly invest in clean energy, this degree program will prepare the next generation of engineers to influence this historic transformation, all while helping create a more stable environment, equitable access to energy and thriving economies.

Says Paterson, “Can you imagine a better way to make a career?”

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Funding accelerates R&D and supports workforce development in essential STEM fields

WASHINGTON, D.C. —  The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) today announced more than $19.1 million to support nuclear energy research and development, university nuclear infrastructure, and undergraduate and graduate education. Projects will help expand access to nuclear energy, moving the nation closer to meeting the Biden-Harris Administration’s goal of net-zero emissions by 2050. 

"U.S. universities and colleges are critical incubators of groundbreaking ideas that can move us toward a clean energy future,” said Assistant Secretary for Nuclear Energy Dr. Kathryn Huff . "These awards invest in the next generation of nuclear scientists and engineers who will continue to advance nuclear energy as a solution to tackling the climate crisis."

Since 2009, DOE’s Office of Nuclear Energy has awarded almost $1 billion to advance nuclear energy research and support the education and training of future nuclear energy visionaries and leaders. Awards being announced today include: 

Distinguished Early Career Program ($2.5 million) - Invests in the innovative research and education programs of four outstanding early career university faculty poised to pave new lines of inquiry and advance mission critical research directions in nuclear energy.

University Nuclear Leadership Program ($6.6 million) - Provides scholarships and graduate fellowships to students pursuing nuclear engineering and other degree programs relevant to nuclear energy. The awards include 93 scholarships and 34 fellowships for students at 42 U.S. trade schools, colleges and universities. 

The Innovations in Nuclear Energy Research Development Student Competition ($34,500) - Recognizes 11 graduate and undergraduate students for their innovative nuclear energy research publications. 

Consolidated Innovative Nuclear Research (CINR) Phase II Research and Development ($4.7 Million) - Six awards enable established teams to extend and build upon previously funded nuclear energy research and development projects.

Scientific Infrastructure Support for CINR ($5.2 Million) - 18 awards will assist universities with acquiring the best resources and equipment available to educate the next generation of nuclear energy leaders.   

To learn more about these awards, visit the Nuclear Energy University Program website. CINR R&D awards will be announced later this spring. 

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Environmental Education in Wisconsin

The Wisconsin Center for Environmental Education (WCEE) strives to improve our communities’ environmental, social, and economic vitality. Our statewide K-12 energy and forestry education programs provide professional development, hands-on classroom resources, and ready-to-use lessons. Our place-based, personally-relevant opportunities and career explorations allow for meaningful learning experiences for all students.

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KEEP – Wisconsin’s K-12 Energy Education Program

KEEP, Wisconsin K-12 Energy Education Program, improves and increases energy literacy in Wisconsin through professional development, teaching tools, lessons and activities, and school site resources.

Some of KEEP’s Initiatives include:

• Careers in Energy
• Student Energy Engagement Opportunities
• Energy Educator of the Year Award
• Clean Energy For Schools

LEAF – Wisconsin’s K-12 Forestry Education Program

LEAF, Wisconsin K-12 Forestry Education Program, promotes forestry education in Wisconsin through professional development, teaching tools, curriculum, and support for outdoor learning spaces.

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