![]() EVST News January 20, 2024 EventsConversation With Dan Gross - career paths in clean energy and climatetech | Tuesday, January 21 11:45am - 12:45pm, Evans Hall, School of Management room 2400 | Dan Gross, instructor of Yale’s Renewable Energy Project Finance course and Director of Amazon’s Climate Pledge Fund, will host a conversation about career paths in clean energy and climatetech. The conversation will focus on advice for skills in demand, thoughts on the impact of the incoming administration and how the climatetech and clean energy sectors can reinvent themselves in response, and time for Q&A. Register here. Food, Agriculture and Climate Change Certificate | Certificate drop-in hour Friday, January 24 from 2:30-3:30 PM at the Yale LGBTQ Center 135 Prospect Street. Find requirements for completion here. Click images below for details. Spring Opportunities2025 LEAP Student Grant Program Call for Applications | The Law, Environment & Animals Program (LEAP) at Yale Law School invites applications for its student grant program. Applicants may work individually or in teams. The grant program supports student-led research and creative projects that advance understanding of, draw attention to, and/or develop strategies to address the urgent threats facing non-human animals. All current Yale students can submit proposals for term time and summer projects. For details on how to apply, see the LEAP website. Funding awards can range from $250 to $2,000. The deadline for submitting a proposal is Friday, March 28, 2025 at 12 pm ET. Decisions will be made by mid-April 2025. Projects should be completed by December 1, 2025, though this deadline is flexible for longer-term projects. More information can be found on LEAP’s website. Contact LEAP Postgraduate Fellow Laurie Sellars (laurie.sellars@yale.edu) with questions. Plant-Forward Yalies Reading Group | Weekly dinner meetings to discuss an agreed upon text. The theme of the reading group will be either the political economy of animals; factory farming and the ecological rift; or interspecies encounters, solidarity, and justice. Anyone interested should fill out this interest form. ![]() Public Humanities Grant Program | Offers small grants of $250–3,000 for public humanities projects broadly related to the environment. Read news items about some past grant projects here. Apply via the application webform by Friday, February 7th @ 1:00pm. Decisions will be announced by the end of February. Visit their website for more details. Summer OpportunitiesYale Summer Internships and Fellowships
Additional Yale funding opportunities can be found by clicking the button below: Other Fellowship OpportunitiesDetails for opportunities below can be found in last week's newsletter, here.
SeniorsLazarus Fellow 2025-27 position | The Lazarus Fellowship is a two-year, full-time salaried staff position with benefits. Applications are due by March 2 at 5:00 PM EST. Visit their openings page to find out when the application goes live. Contact current Lazarus Fellow fafa.vanha@yale.edu for more information about the job. Request to follow Yale College Environmental Studies on LinkedIn for additional internship and job opportunities! ResourcesDo you have questions about the EVST major? Meet with EVST's BA DUS or BS DUS, reach out to a Peer Mentor or Certificate or Graduate School Liaison, or join Yale Environmental Studies on GroupMe. Weekly DUS office hours are posted on the EVST website. |