TuckLAB: Energy Application Winterim 2024

Before beginning the TuckLAB: Energy application, please be sure to have a copy of your resume ready for upload.

WINTERIM 2024:
December 4-11

Contact Information

Legal First Name *

Preferred First Name *

Last Name *

Name to be printed on completion certificate *

Suffix

Gender

What are your preferred pronouns?

If other, please write in here

Personal Email Address (non-school)

Email Address *
(please provide your Dartmouth College address)

Phone Number *

NetID *

How did you hear about TuckLAB Energy?

If Other, please provide here:

Mailing Address *

Country

Street

City

Region

Postal Code

Birthdate *

Interest and Education

Class Year *

Undergraduate Major/s *

Undergraduate Minor (if applicable)

Please let us know if you have completed any of the following Tuck Undergraduate Programs:

Tuck Business Bridge Program

Yes

Tuck 1, 2, 3 Undergraduate Courses (Financial Accounting, Marketing, or Business Management and Strategy)

Yes

TuckLAB: Entrepreneurship program

Yes

Please let us know if you have completed any of the following Dartmouth classes:

Irving Institute’s Energy 101 Series

Yes

ENVS 12, ENGS 19.01, Irving Institute’s Energy Immersion Trips/Bootcamps, or another energy-focused class

Yes

If yes, what class(es) did you take?

Why do you want to participate in TuckLAB: Energy? *
Please respond in one paragraph.

What are you most excited to learn from the TuckLAB: Energy program? *
Please respond in one paragraph.

Resume *

Please attach a copy of your resume here. *

Letter of Confirmation**

Please attach one brief letter of confirmation here. The letter should come from a faculty member from the college in which you are currently enrolled, an advisor, a coach, or an administrator, and should simply attest that you are a student who can handle the rigors of this program in addition to a usual class load. It does not need to be lengthy. For example, an email could simply say, “I, Professor Jane Smith, attest that I have had John Jones as a student and believe he will succeed at TuckLAB: Energy.” A scan of their letter or a screenshot of an email from them is sufficient and should be attached below. If they would prefer the letter be kept confidential, they can email it directly to us at tucklab.energy@tuck.dartmouth.edu. **Please note: The Letter of Confirmation does not need to be submitted at the same time as your application. You or the letter write can email it directly to us at tucklab.energy@tuck.dartmouth.edu.

Letter of Commitment

The mission of the Arthur L. Irving Institute for Energy and Society at Dartmouth is to advance an affordable, sustainable, and reliable energy future for the benefit of society. We seek to achieve this mission by developing the next generation of energy experts, leaders, and citizens and by transforming humankind’s understanding of energy systems across technological, environmental, economic, geopolitical, and cultural perspectives.

The Tuck Revers Center for Energy, Sustainability and Innovation is building a thriving energy community at Tuck, Dartmouth, and beyond as we work to inspire and shape tomorrow's leaders in energy while engaging today's energy community. We believe that regardless of industry, tomorrow's wise leaders will need to make informed energy, climate change, and sustainability decisions during their careers that drive innovation for a sustainable future.

The Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth is committed to creating a culture of excellence. This tradition is developed through a partnership with students, faculty and administrators focused on the common mission of educating wise leaders to better the world of business.

Students of TuckLAB are expected and agree to:

Finish all assignments and turn them in according to deadlines
Attend every class and team activity unless ill
Attend and actively participate in team work during the program
Ask faculty questions when they do not understand something
Treat colleagues and instructors with kindness and respect

TuckLAB faculty and administrators are expected and agree to:

Provide engaging learning experiences for students that develop fundamental and overarching understanding of key aspects of energy and society, the practical insights and skills to prepare for careers, and a framework for thinking about this rapidly evolving industry, in order to think critically, evaluate options, persuade others towards action, and to solve critical problems.
Facilitate in-class discussion and hands-on design lab team work to provide students with real life experience working in interdisciplinary teams and support students’ development of holistic approaches to solving energy challenges that consider the technological, policy, economic and social justice implications of climate solutions.
Provide support and instructional direction to students
Support high academic standards
Support a collegial and collaborative learning environment

I have read and agree to the above student expectations.

Yes

Student Commitment:

I have read the expectations of being a student at the Irving Institute for Energy and Society, Tuck Revers Center for Energy, Sustainability and Innovation, and the Tuck School of Business TuckLAB: Energy program and agree to make the commitment to complete the full program to the best of my ability.

When I complete this program, according to the expectations listed below, I will receive a Dartmouth/Tuck certificate of completion.

I understand that this is an intensive full-week commitment, and I will stay dedicated to the program in the fullest during this time. *

Yes

I understand that class and team work participation is mandatory. *

Yes

I understand that acceptance into TuckLAB: Energy is an invitation to work hard and my success in this program ultimately rests in my hands. *

Yes

I understand and commit to the above. I further certify that the information I have provided in this application is factually true and honestly presented and that the above named applicant is submitting this application. *

Yes

Attendance Policy:

Full participation in TuckLAB is expected and required in order to receive a completion certificate. Attendance at class and team work time is mandatory, unexcused absences will not be tolerated. In the event of illness or extenuating circumstances please notify a TuckLAB staff member prior to your absence. Students are also responsible for communicating absence to faculty and team as well as completing any missed work. If your situation requires you to miss multiple classes, consult a TuckLAB staff member immediately. Failure to adhere to this attendance policy may result in dismissal from the program without a completion certificate.

I have read and agree to the above attendance policy. *

Yes

We understand scheduling conflicts can arise, please list below dates and times of known absences along with reason for your absence.

Photo Release

In order to assist the Irving Institute and Tuck School in the conduct of educational, research, teaching, and informational functions, I hereby authorize the Irving Institute and Tuck School and their agents, servants, and employees to photograph me. I hereby grant the Irving Institute and Tuck School the exclusive right to use and to authorize others to use photos of me for publication in books, magazines, pamphlets, or print and electronic media of their choice.

Yes

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