Title :
ESTeP multi-institutional minor program in energy education
Author_Institution :
Nassau Community Coll., Garden City, NY, USA
Abstract :
The field of renewable energy and energy education is rapidly growing due in part to industry changes in standards, awareness, and citizen concerns. Rising concerns from stakeholders have led to an increase in education within the areas of energy, energy policy, technology, and management. The Long Island Alternative Energy Consortium (LIAEC) was created as a multi-campus partnership arising from such concerns.
Keywords :
computer aided instruction; educational courses; power engineering computing; power engineering education; renewable energy sources; ESTeP multiinstitutional minor program; LIAEC; Long Island Alternative Energy Consortium; citizen concerns; energy education; energy policy; energy science-technology-and-policy; multicampus partnership; renewable energy field; Communities; Education; Engineering profession; Green products; Industries; Portfolios; Renewable energy sources; energy education; multi-campus; multi-institute;
Conference_Titel :
Energy and Sustainability Conference (IESC), 2014 International
DOI :
10.1109/IESC.2014.7061836
