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The Climate Innovators Fellowship is an in depth exploration of the markets, technologies, and legislative policies that drive climate action.
Students will leave with an idea of what their career in climate innovation could be, by evaluating which sector they are interested in addressing and which mechanism they want to leverage based on their passions and strengths.
Applications for the Climate Innovators Fellowship close on February 7th, 2023.
High school students from theUnited States. Students on a gap year are also eligible!
The program begins in February and concludes in April. Participation requires 2-3 hours per week.
The program is virtual and entirely free for accepted students.
Applications for the Fall '22 Fellowship have closed.
Enter your email to be notified when Spring '23 applications open.
Applications close on February 7th
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The Fellowship will expose you to the nexus of tech-market-policy of the energy space. Each week, you'll participate in thought-provoking discussions with subject matter experts in addition to gaining mentorship from emerging leaders in the energy field.
During the Fellowship, you'll learn the fundamentals of the energy system (industry, agriculture, and transportation), evidence-driven problem solving, systems thinking, community building, and more—all competencies that are essential to contributing to tackling the climate crisis.
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Each Fellow will graduate with a Climate Innovators Portfolio, showcasing the research and work completed during the program. After graduation, Civics Unplugged will help you leverage the connections you've made to secure internships, careers, or future academic pursuits.
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Applications for the Fall '22 Fellowship have closed.
Enter your email to be notified when Spring '23 applications open.
Case Briefs consist of an analysis of a vexing problem facing a particular sector of society. For example, a Fellow may examine how an increase in flooding on the Mississippi river has impacted commerce in the south and midwest, and propose solutions to mitigate the effects.
How many hours a week is the Fellowship?
The Fellowship requires about three hours a week of a mix of lectures, reading, group discussion, and work time. We will also offer weekly office hours and additional discussion time for students who have the time and willingness to go above and beyond on their developmental journey.
Who is eligible for the Fellowship?
You are eligible if you will be enrolled in high school (or on a gap year) during your Fellowship class.
What are the application requirements?
The application consists of basic demographic information and a few written response questions to gauge your potential as a civic innovator.
Does CU have a political affiliation?
No, CU is a non-partisan organization. And in fact, our training helps students grow into thinkers and leaders whose identity and impact transcend conventional political bounds.
When do applications open and close?
CU runs two fellowships a year, in the Spring and the Fall. The Spring '23 application closes on January 31st 2023.
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