Monterey Inst. Intl. Studies MA 11' Noah

Tuesday, February 7, 2012

These exceptional students are passionate about working in alternative energy and are taking relevant steps to prove it.

They're great role models for peers and great candidates for employers.

Noah Lichtenstein, Monterey Institute of International Studies

School(s): Monterey Inst. Intl. Studies, Penn State University

Degree: MA International Energy Policy, China, 8/11; BA Intl. Policy, 07'

GPA: 3.94 MA, 3.51BA.

Graduation: August 2011

Resume

Personal Statement

Courses, Skills and Experience Relevant to Alternative Energy

Personal Statement: Climate change is one of the most pressing problems we face today. In finding pathways to low-carbon energy systems for individual organizations to entire countries, I believe the greatest solutions utilize cooperation and an interdisciplinary approach. As I enter a new career, I hope to use my background in quantitative and qualitative energy analysis, along with my experience in sustainability program management, to create a tangible impact on lowering global greenhouse gas emissions. Through my extensive study of Chinese language and culture, I bring a unique perspective to any organization.

Courses:

Interdisciplinary Energy Analysis; Energy and Development; Quantitative Methods for Environmental Science & Policy; Natural Resource Economics; Statistical Analysis; Renewable Energy; International Environmental Law and Politics; Carbon Markets Colloquium

Alternative energy skills:

1.5 years' experience in energy analysis and sustainability program management. Expertise in international energy and climate change policy including: science and technology, resources, markets, economics, and law. Specialized skills: Programs for statistical analysis (Rcommander, ggplot), advanced proficiency of Mandarin Chinese, emission inventory analysis, sustainability auditing

Publications: Thesis - The Future of China’s Power Sector: An Analysis of Non-fossil Energy and Climate Policy

Internships:

International Energy Analysis Fellow, Energy Information Administration

Intern, Global Village Beijing