Join our growing network of engaged students at universities across the country who are working on real projects to tackle clean energy adoption and sustainable living on their campuses and in their communities.
Access our network of professionals and academic leaders to help you envision and implement your own projects to make a difference.
Interested in reducing your carbon footprint? Want help making your campus more sustainable? Learn more from our ZEN team about how each of us can make a difference with our individual actions.
Want to host speakers that are making a difference in the clean energy arena? ASES can help you find influential and interesting speakers across all professions and help you market your events in our online communications.
Want to put solar panels on a building in your community? The ASES team can help you connect with local resources and professionals to get more information about local requirements, permitting, pricing, etc., and see what’s possible.
Want to find out more about the latest clean energy technologies? Gain access to our Online Community, where you can post to the forum “Ask a Renewable Energy Expert” and join the conversation.
Join the oldest clean energy advocacy organization in the country in accelerating the transition to clean energy and sustainable living. Every action makes a difference!
ASES Student Chapters collectively work with ASES to achieve the broader vision of stronger solar and renewable energy communities while responding to their schools’ challenges and opportunities. ASES has more than 14 student and non-student chapters serving all over the United States.
ASES Student Chapter Benefits include:
Chapter’s link on the ASES website
Chapter’s major events posted in Solar@Work biweekly newsletter sent to 52,000 subscribers
Chapter Caucus representation at the National Solar Conference
Chapter Caucus representative discount on National Solar Conference registration fee
Participation in the monthly Chapter Leaders’ phone call with information sharing on best practices. Chapter mentorship is available.
ASES student chapter logo on Chapter website and materials
Opportunity to share content via Solar Today and ASES social media posts
For detailed information on the benefits and responsibilities of ASES Student Chapters and steps to becoming an ASES Student Chapter, please see our Student Chapter Start-Up Requirements and Sample Bylaws and the ASES Student Chapter Handbook. Have a group of students on campus already involved in solar such as the Solar Decathlon or Solar Ambassadors? Let ASES know about the group and start attracting other like-minded students. All that is required to become an ASES student chapter is to have one faculty advisor, one student leader, and at least 5 students total.
Become a Student Chapter
If you are a student group interested in becoming an ASES Student Chapter, or getting your current Student Group on the map, please contact Sampson Hao ([email protected]).
Choose your state to see a list of student chapters in your area.
California
ASES at University of California, Los Angeles
Student contact: Alexa Minervini
Chapter Email: [email protected]
Colorado
CU Boulder Energy and Sustainability Society
Faculty Advisor: Dale Miller
Faculty Email: [email protected]
Student Contact: Corynn Farrand
Student Email: [email protected]
Florida Atlantic University Solar Energy Society
Chapter Email: [email protected]
Student Contact: Ellie LoCascio
Student Email: [email protected]
Solar Energy Society of University of South Florida
Faculty Advisor: Dr. Yogi Goswami
Faculty Email: [email protected]
Student Contact: Nikita Strelyanny and Fernanda Pimenta
Student Email: [email protected] and [email protected]
Barber-Scotia College
Faculty Advisor: Dr. Gay Bullock
Faculty Email: [email protected]
Student Contact: Lee Barfield
Student Email: [email protected]
Oklahoma
University of Oklahoma Sustainable Energy Society
Faculty Advisor: Mark Nanny
Faculty Email: [email protected]
Student Contact: Alexis Gregory
Student Email: [email protected]
Brown University Renewable Energy
and Sustainability Society
Faculty Advisor: Jerome Robinson
Email: [email protected]
Student Contact: Abayomi Lowe
Email: [email protected]
Texas
University of Texas at Austin – Texas Solar Energy Group (TSEG)
Faculty Advisor: Matthew Hall
Faculty Email: [email protected]
Student Contact: Kaden Plewe
Student Email: [email protected]
