The Babson Center for Career Development has developed a job-seekers guide for students interested in the Cleantech, Environmental Business and Green Energy industries. Download a copy and begin your search. If you have any further questions, you can contact Jessica Teplow in the CCD office.
Want to learn more about the sustainability programs Babson is implementing? Click here to download a report detailing the administration's current objectives. You can also view the most recent committee structure and working goals here.
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The Babson Energy and Environmental Club (BEEC) seeks to foster innovation by addressing the following three points:
- Curriculum Integration
Inc orporate BEEC as part of F.W. Olin School of Management’s transition towards recognizing the triple bottom line, both through curriculum and integrated experiential learning consulting projects.
- Career Development
Help Babson graduates build careers in the energy and environmental sector. Build a green network for Babson Business students.
- Campus Greening
Propose and develop a powerful campus greening initiative to be unveiled at E3 2009
BEEC's 2008-2009 Leadership Team
| John Moorehead |
Co-President |
jmoorhead1(at)babson.edu |
| Conner Carlin |
Co-President |
ccarlin1(at)babson.edu |
Tom Love
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VP & Director of E3 |
tlove1(at)babson.edu |
Matt Nuernberger
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VP of Information Systems & Knowledge Management |
mnuernberger1(at)babson.edu |
| Michael Wiernasz |
VP of Corporate Outreach |
mwiernasz1(at)babson.edu |
| Erin Vierstra |
VP Finance |
evierstra1(at)babson.edu |
| Don Andes |
VP of Marketing |
dandes1(at)babson.edu |
| Divya S. Paratala |
VP of Campus Sustainability |
dparatala1(at)babson.edu |
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First-year director |
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First-year director |
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| Dr. William Huss |
Club Advisor |
whuss(at)babson.edu |
Click here to see photos and read biographies of our current leadership.
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The BEEC Facebook group is designed to help current members coordinate attendance of local and national events and to provide an online forum to discuss current events. To join the group, click here. |
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The Babson Energy Networking Group consists of Babson students, alumni, faculty and staff with professional interests in the energy and environmental industries. To join the group, click here. |
If you are a Babson student or alumni and would like to receive regular club announcements, information about local upcoming energy events, job postings or recent publications, click on the "Join Us" button above to be added to our mailing list.
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The Babson Energy and Environmental Club (BEEC) is a carbon neutral organization, purchasing carbon offsets to counterbalance the carbon dioxide emissions resulting from our events and activities. The club’s purchase for the 2007-08 academic year offsets approximately 1% of all carbon emissions generated from energy consumption and heating applications at the F.W. Olin Graduate School of Business this year. BEEC’s Green-e certified offsets have been purchased through Carbonfund.org, a non-profit organization that supports renewable energy, reforestation and energy efficiency projects worldwide to reduce carbon emissions and the threat of climate change.
For more information, visit www.carbonfund.org.
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