One of the many benefits of the EAP program is exposure to diverse career opportunities. Learning about the experiences and pathways of energy professionals helps our graduate students work toward their own contributions advancing the field.
EAP hosts superstar professionals from across the energy industry to speak in our 1-credit seminar. Students in the EAP graduate certificate program are encouraged to enroll in this impactful class each Fall semester to expand their networks and strengthen invaluable professional skills.
The course (Env. Studies 900: Section 002 – Professional Skills in Energy Analysis and Policy) is held from 11:00am to noon central each Wednesday. If you have any questions about EAP or our fall seminar, please contact EAP Program Coordinator Scott Williams.
Rob Anex — Professor of Biological Systems Engineering and EAP Chair, UW–Madison
Katharine Hayhoe — Climate Scientist; Professor in the Political Science Dept. at Texas Tech University; Founder and CEO of ATMOS Research
David Abel — Senior Research Scientist at NextEra Analytics and EAP alum
Lena Neij — Professor, The International Institute for Industrial Environmental Economics at Lund University
Lori Bird — Director of World Resources Institute’s U.S. Energy Program & Polsky Chair for Renewable Energy
Elaine Hale — Senior Engineer, Economics and Forecasting Group at National Renewable Energy Laboratory (NREL)
Ashok Sarkar — Senior Energy Specialist with The World Bank and Nelson Institute alum
Pamela Ritger — Milwaukee Program Director & Staff Attorney at Clean Wisconsin and EAP alum
Bryn Baker — Director, Policy Innovation, Renewable Energy Buyers Alliance (REBA)
Sama Bilbao y León — Head, Division of Nuclear Technology Development and Economics, OECD Nuclear Energy Agency and UW–Madison alum
Daisy Chung — Manager of Industry Solutions, Smart Electric Power Alliance and EAP alum
Morgan Edwards — Assistant Professor of Public Affairs, UW–Madison
Tracey Holloway — Gaylord Nelson Distinguished Professor and EAP Engagement Lead, UW–Madison
Michael Tiboris — Non-Resident Fellow, Chicago Council on Global Affairs
David Nagel — Former Executive Vice President, BP America
Maria Redmond — Director of the Office of Energy Innovation, Wisconsin Public Service Commission
Lynn Hobbie — Executive Vice President – Marketing and Communications, Madison Gas and Electric
Greg Nemet — Professor in the La Follette School of Public Affairs, UW–Madison
Josh Arnold — Independent Energy Professional; Honorary Fellow at UW–Madison
Dan Utech — Lecturer, Yale School of Forestry; Policy Consultant; Former Deputy Assistant, Energy and Climate Change, Obama Administration
Paul Wilson — Grainger Professor of Nuclear Engineering and EAP Chair, UW–Madison
Doug Ahl, Jeannette LeZaks, and Andy Lick — Slipstream
Max Duckworth — Co-Founder, MaSa Partners
Erinn Monroe-Nye — Program Director, Focus on Energy
Lauren Azar — Attorney and Advisor, Azar Law, LLC and Azar Consulting, LLC; Former Senior Advisor to the Secretary of the U.S. Department of Energy; and Former Wisconsin Public Service Commissioner