Duke students aren’t just tomorrow’s leaders—you’re coming up with inventive ways to learn about and advance solutions for energy and environmental challenges now. That’s why the Nicholas Institute supports a variety of student-led efforts, ranging from Energy Week at Duke to research projects and more.
Pursue funding.
Each semester, the Nicholas Institute offers a limited amount of funding to Duke student organizations to develop events and projects that benefit the larger community of Duke students interested in energy and sustainability.
Find your people.
Here’s a (non-comprehensive!) list of Duke student organizations focused on energy, environment and sustainability. Want to see your organization's name on this list? Contact Bryan Koen, Assistant Director for Education & Experiential Learning (bryan.koen@duke.edu).
Undergraduate Students
Undergraduate AND Graduate Students
Graduate Students
Global Energy Access Network (GLEAN)
Email: Ryan.McCord@Duke.edu