Program Overview
The ACEP Summer Internship Program provides undergraduate students the opportunity to engage in challenging and exciting energy research in the Arctic through a 10-week program at the University of Alaska Fairbanks. The internship cohort is composed of students from diverse geographies and disciplines. Students are mentored by an ACEP researcher in a wide range of topics including microgrid power systems integration, electric vehicles in the North and solar technologies. The program offers a competitive stipend, on-campus housing, field trips and travel to and from Fairbanks.
Project Spotlight
Aug 25
UAA sophomore Kristian Nudlash-Barger worked on analyzing energy usage in oyster and kelp farms alongside mentor Chandler Kemp.
Aug 25
University of Alaska Fairbanks students Adrian Burke and Sarah Andreanoff joined ACEP's rapidly growing data team this summer to serve as data librarians under data governance lead Vanessa Raymond.
Aug 25
Under the guidance of her mentor Chris Pike, Kathryn Modler assisted the Solar Technologies program at ACEP on a variety of tasks.
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