Students

CONNECTING STUDENTS

Whether you are already enrolled in the EAP program or a UW graduate student interested in joining our community, you can get involved in EAP by participating in a social event. EAP students come from a variety of home departments spread across campus. Building an academic and social cohort is important for linking students and faculty. The EAP student representatives organize two or three activities each semester, including lectures, viewing and discussing energy-related films, and debates on energy issues.

See what events are planned on our Events page.

Picture of four EAP students at a Bowling Night social event
EAP students (from left to right) Drashti Amin, Nilanjan Biswas, Brandon Tran, and Jing Ling Tan at bowling and game night

STUDENT PROFILES

Read below to meet some of our EAP students. Contact Scott Williams if you’re a student interested in creating your own energy profile!

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The EAP program is part of the Nelson Institute for Environmental Studies, partnered with the Wisconsin Energy Institute