Fellowship Program
Fellows Program
The Revers Center for Energy, Sustainability and Innovation Fellows are instrumental in working with the Center to shape “energy” at Tuck. Center Fellows:
- Assume leadership positions within the Center and are responsible for leading a variety of the Center’s programs and activities.
- Engage with other Center Fellows through seminar discussions, the Energy Club, and leadership roles around campus.
- Enhance scholarship and knowledge around energy at Tuck by completing a Center project on a topic of their choice.
- Have an opportunity to take part on a “Fellows’ Trek”, a special experiential learning opportunity to explore energy in a unique ecosystem.
Fellowship Trek
As part of the program, the Center organizes a trip for fellows to explore energy systems and related industries up close. The trip is usually organized in November of students’ second year and—when practical—visits an international destination to bring a global perspective to fellows’ energy education.
The trek is a unique chance for students to see how energy systems operate within a specific economic, social, and political environment; build relationships with energy companies around the world; and deepen their relationship with other Revers Fellows.
Recent trips have included:
- Costa Rica: Geothermal and Hydropower
- Iceland: Climate Innovation and Sustainable Energy
- The Republic of Georgia: Energy and National Security
Tuck Energy Currents Podcast
Tuck Energy Currents is a student-led podcast from the Revers Center for Energy at the Tuck School of Business that explores career paths and contemporary topics across the energy industry. Guests include leaders in the industry and recent business school graduates who discuss career pathways in energy, current business activities, trends impacting companies in the field, and leadership lessons.