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The David Leuschen Global Energy Fellows program is focused on addressing key challenges facing the global energy system and equipping students with the knowledge they need to be leaders in energy and climate policy.
Addressing the challenges facing the global energy system today and, in the years, ahead, will require leaders who are well-informed and fluent in issues of energy and climate policy.
The year-long program is designed to challenge students to think critically about relevant energy-related issues and facilitate engagement between Columbia students and CGEP experts. It also provides Columbia’s brightest energy-focused graduates with opportunities to build a career in energy.
Our team will handle the application processing, with a selection committee made up of SIPA faculty and administrators reviewing the submissions. Accepted students will be notified in December. Accepted students will be notified in December. The program will begin in mid-December and conclude in late September.
Please email [email protected] with any questions.
As part of the fellowship, students are required to complete a summer internship. The Center is pleased to provide full funding to eligible students who undertake unpaid summer internships. An acceptable internship must be related to energy/environment and must be completed during the summer.
The completed internship certification form and supported documents must be submitted to [email protected] by Friday, April 25, 2025. To be eligible for the stipend, all materials must be submitted by the due date.
Note: Failure to submit the required documentation will prevent the Center’s receipt of your full application. Please give yourself enough time to properly submit your documents and contact [email protected] with any questions.
Please note that incomplete and/or late applications will not be considered.
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Rawan is pursuing her MPA in Energy and Environment at Columbia SIPA. She brings extensive experience in energy transition and sustainability at Aramco, including her collaboration with the Ministry of Energy and the UNFCCC, where she led carbon markets negotiations under the Paris Agreement. Post-Columbia, Rawan aims to help Saudi Arabia advance its clean energy initiatives and climate resiliency goals.
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Jack is pursuing an MPA in Climate, Energy, and Environment at Columbia SIPA. He has several years of research experience on the energy transition and sustainable investment, with a focus on critical minerals, renewable energy, and circular economy strategies. Jack received his undergraduate degree in Economics from Pomona College.
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Muhammed is a Columbia MPA candidate with 5 years of experience in development finance and impact investing. He has led high-impact initiatives in climate finance and resilience investments and is passionate about advancing sustainable energy systems and mobilizing capital for climate resilience in vulnerable regions.
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Jiayi is pursuing her MIA in Climate, Energy & Environment at Columbia SIPA. She is passionate about driving global clean energy transitions through innovative policy and market solutions. She recently interned at the International Energy Agency, focusing on policy research and quantitative analysis on topics such as energy investment, carbon market and critical minerals.
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Hunter Dare brings strong experience in structured finance, oil & gas, and private equity, at Goldman, Citi, and the Czech American Enterprise Fund. He has delivered impactful finance solutions across developed and emerging markets. Hunter excels in relationship management, deal execution, and financial modeling. Passionate about addressing climate change, he returned to Columbia University to reengineer his finance skills for clean energy development projects.
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Meesha is a development practitioner with over five years of experience addressing gender, education, and healthcare challenges in South Asia. Currently an MPA-DP candidate at SIPA, she is passionate about exploring the intersection of energy, livelihoods, and gender equity and designing sustainable energy transition solutions for middle and low-income countries.
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Santiago Guerrero is a Fulbright Scholar and Master of Public Administration candidate at Columbia University, passionate about the intersection between finance and energy transition. With five years of public sector experience, primarily at the Ministry of Finance, he worked on policies to phase out fossil fuel subsidies in Colombia. Santiago holds a bachelor's degree and a master’s degree in economics, with an emphasis on applied microeconomics, and aims to drive sustainable financial solutions for global energy challenges.
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Nicolas is a master’s candidate in sustainability management, dedicated to advancing an affordable and environmentally sustainable energy transition by helping develop new business and transform legacy ones. Before joining Columbia, he spent seven years in energy business consulting across Latin America at a global management consulting firm, bringing experience in natural gas strategy, mergers and acquisitions, climate risks, and fuel subsidy elimination.
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Thania is an MPA candidate at Columbia University with a strong research portfolio in green power, renewable thermal, and low-carbon technologies. She has four years of experience as an Energy Consultant in non-profits and the World Bank. Awarded with multiple scholarships and recognitions, she mentors youth in RE and aims to deepen her expertise in RE finance.
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Muriel is a first-year MPA student in Climate, Energy, and Environment. Originally from Martinique, she is interested in fostering public and private collaboration for energy transition, especially in Caribbean Island Nations. Prior to SIPA, she leveraged her engineering and business background as a McKinsey strategy consultant where she worked on energy, heavy industry, and decarbonization projects.
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At Columbia's School of International and Public Affairs, Maitreyi Menon explores the evolving landscape of climate finance, with a particular focus on accelerating technological innovation through strategic capital deployment. Her work at Peak Sustainability Ventures centered on evaluating breakthrough climate technologies, building upon her foundational experience in blended finance at Desai & Associates and Asha Impact. There, she architected novel financing structures for scaling climate solutions across emerging markets, including pioneering sustainability-linked social impact bonds. Maitreyi's current research examines how innovative financing mechanisms can bridge the gap between institutional capital and emerging climate technologies, with an emphasis on developing hybrid models for accelerating market adoption.
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I am a third-year PhD student in Ecosystem Ecology and Global Change, researching Carbon Dynamics in Congo Basin Tropical Forests. Over the last decade, I combined educational, research, and professional experiences across Africa, Europe, and the United States, developing extensive expertise in Nature-based Climate Solutions and applications in diverse contexts.
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Syairah is a climate policy strategist at the Central Bank of Malaysia, specializing in financial policy development in sustainable finance and climate-related risks. Her current passion lies in advancing sustainable energy solutions, as she aims to drive impactful climate finance initiatives that support Malaysia’s energy transition to renewable resources and promote equitable energy systems.
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Aghnia is pursuing her Master of Public Administration in Climate, Energy, and Environment at SIPA. She is interested in climate justice, just energy transition, and solving the climate financing gap. Prior to SIPA, she had 7 years of experience in gender equality, climate policy, and sustainable investment as an ESG specialist at a Southeast Asian venture capital firm and a gender and climate policy officer at the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP).
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Rosie Semlyen is an MA candidate at Columbia Climate School, researching environmental justice issues. Her work explores the intersection of energy policy with social and environmental impacts, including bioenergy and critical mineral extraction. Rosie is passionate about promoting energy justice, protecting the environment, and ensuring a just, equitable energy transition.
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I am a MPA candidate in Columbia SIPA and excited to explore energy innovations. Prior to SIPA, I worked in management consulting for 13 years and was a Partner at Boston Consulting Group (BCG), leading BCG's private equity practice in Asia.
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Catalina is pursuing her MPA in Energy and Environment at SIPA. She is passionate about advancing sustainable energy solutions that address environmental challenges and foster equitable economic development. Prior to SIPA, she worked as a project manager at ENGIE Impact, focusing on decarbonization strategies in the mining and energy sectors. Her work combines technical expertise and policy analysis to drive the global energy transition.
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Alejandra is an MPA student at Columbia University concentrating in climate, energy and environment. With experience in solar energy and microgrid projects, she co-founded the Youth Network for the Energy Transition and has represented youth at global forums like COP and CEM, advocating for sustainable and inclusive energy solutions.
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Yu-Hsuan is pursuing her MPA in Climate, Energy and Environment at SIPA. She has more than 8 years of experience in ESG consultancy, blockchain, and climate and ocean policy advocacy in Taiwan. She is passionate about advancing climate justice and accelerating energy transition with climate finance, especially in developing countries.
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Zafirah is pursuing her MPA in Energy and Environment at Columbia SIPA. She has 7+
years of experience working at Shell as an energy commercial professional, across the
oil & gas and renewables businesses. Post Columbia, Zafirah plans to help Malaysia
advance their energy transition and climate resiliency goals.
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Ghaida is an MPA graduate student at Columbia SIPA focusing on economic development. With a background in economics and experience assessing climate financial risks, she is passionate about exploring the nexus of energy, water, and food security. Her goal is to contribute to creating sustainable energy solutions that balance the needs of people, nature, and the economy.
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First cohort MPA in Global Leadership at SIPA I Columbia University. Expertise and
passion in the intersection between Impact Finance - Energy - Strategy. Currently
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draft bill in Colombia.Throughout my +12 years of experience, I've worked in the energy
sector as strategy advisor and project manager, both in the public and private domain.
I'm currently a member of the Global Expert Community of the World Energy Council
(WEC). Before joining SIPA I worked as Country & Regional Manager for a strategy
consulting firm in sustainable energy, after having worked for almost 6 years as
Manager for PwC Strategy& in the Strategy, Markets & Growth line of service. I've
served as Board Member for energy associations in Colombia; contributed as regional
speaker to the energy transition challenges and conversations; structured national
sectoral business plans and regional export strategies; advised the drafting of industrial
policies and also participated as fellow and lead author at the World Economic Forum
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Piyush Bhutani is a mission-driven policy professional with 8+ years of experience in climate and public health. His development journey spans across private sector initiatives, governments, and multilateral development banks in South Asia. Prior to joining Columbia University, he created the Climate and Health Institute at the Asian Development Bank.
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Daniela is a Chemical Engineering PhD Candidate at Columbia University with research focused on designing electrocatalysts for efficient production of renewable fuels. She has worked on research projects focused on producing green hydrogen from seawater electrolysis
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Automation Institute - as a process and project engineer.
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protection, and social and economic progress. Prior to SIPA, she was a senior
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Eve is pursuing her MS in Sustainability Management. She graduated from the
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Kate is a candidate in the Master of Public Administration program at Columbia University's School of International and Public Affairs (SIPA). Specializing in energy and environment, Kate plans to explore the challenges and opportunities for low- and middle-income countries in the global transition to clean energy.
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I'm an MSc candidate at Columbia University with 5 years of experience in energy regulation and markets. As a lawyer, I've led projects in renewable energy development, joint ventures structuring and M&A, as well as designing strategies for engaging with green hydrogen off-takers.
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Katelin has partnered with coal-impacted communities in Appalachia on economic
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climate action plan, and profiled conservation and restoration efforts in the wild clam and mussel fishery. She is currently pursuing a dual degree in journalism and international affairs.
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Investment Banking within the Natural Resources Group at Goldman Sachs, where he gained valuable insights into the intricacies of the energy sector from both oil and gas and renewables perspectives. His interest lies in addressing commercial supply chain challenges concerning critical minerals essential for the energy transition. Combining
his finance background and sustainability management education, James advocates fora balanced approach that harmonizes commercial imperatives with sustainability
considerations, taking a thoughtful approach to the energy transition.
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project development and finance. I have worked for PwC in clean energy consulting
where I supported large renewable energy projects. Currently I work at Colgate-
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I am a first-year student at Columbia Law School committed to pursuing a career in energy and environmental law. I hope to combine my background in economics and energy policy with my legal education to address the challenges inherent in balancing current energy needs with environmental preservation.
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The David Leuschen Global Energy Fellows program is a year-long program at Columbia University designed to address global energy challenges and prepare students for leadership roles in energy and climate policy.
The primary focus of the program is to equip students with the knowledge and skills required to address pressing challenges within the global energy system.
Accepted students can expect to attend monthly energy-related discussions, receive full funding for a summer internship in the energy and climate field, access to internship search assistance, and exclusive professional, educational, and social opportunities.
The internship must be unpaid (including outside funding) and may only be completed during the summer. The internship should not be conducted in a family-owned organization/business or one’s own organization/business/foundation/start-up, etc.
To be eligible, students must be enrolled as a full-time graduate student (including Ph.D.) at Columbia University for the duration of the program.
Students are notified of their acceptance in December, and the program begins in January. Eligible students must be enrolled as full-time graduate students (including Ph.D.) at Columbia University for the program’s duration.
The program aims to equip future leaders with knowledge and expertise in energy and climate policy to tackle pressing global energy issues.
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