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The Center on Global Energy Policy (CGEP) at Columbia University SIPA today announced the fourth cohort of the David Leuschen Global Energy Fellows. The cohort, which consists of Columbia University graduate students, will participate in monthly programming and learning sessions with energy leaders and scholars, receive networking and career support, and take part in curated events and career development opportunities. For the first time, fellows in this cohort will each be individually paired with a CGEP scholar. They will serve as research assistants to the scholars, supporting them with the writing of research products and facilitating the Center’s convenings of policymakers and stakeholders in the energy policy community.
“In an era of heightened geopolitical uncertainty and rapid change in the global energy system, the ability to understand how energy policy intersects with geopolitics and national security is essential,” said Jason Bordoff, Founding Director of CGEP.“Through the David Leuschen Global Energy Fellows Program, the Center equips Columbia graduate students with the analytical tools, policy expertise, and professional networks needed to confront today’s energy challenges and to help shape a more secure and sustainable global energy future.”
The David Leuschen Global Energy Fellows program is open to full-time graduate students (including PhD candidates) who are enrolled at Columbia University for the duration of the program. Fellows are matched with CGEP Senior Research Scholars or Global Fellows for individualized collaboration. Fellows are compensated for up to 10 hours as Student Research Workers.
“In the United States and across the globe, energy is central to a range of policy challenges that will have huge ramifications for citizens, governments, and businesses,” said David Leuschen.“The Global Energy Fellows program will provide best-in-class training and networking opportunities for promising individuals who can find the solutions to those challenges. I am pleased to join the Center on Global Energy Policy to support future energy leaders with the extraordinary talent Columbia University has to offer.”
This year’s David Leuschen Global Energy Fellows can be found below:
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