Develop professionalism and good work ethic. Hone skills, attributes, and behaviors appropriate for professional conduct in an organizational context such as CEED. Undergo continuous personal and professional development and reflect on their own learning process.
To experience and appreciate public interest environmental and energy advocacy work. Have a thorough understanding of the advocacies, goals, and objectives of CEED. Have a broader view of the various challenges and opportunities facing environmental, sustainable energy, and climate advocates. Gain basic understanding of relevant environmental, energy, and climate policies and laws and gaps and hindrances in implementation. Have a broader experience in the field of energy, oceans and marine ecosystems, community engagement, climate work, and other related fields.
Development of research and technical skills proficiency. Cultivate research proficiency on subject matters relevant to CEED, with primary focus on the field of energy, oceans and marine ecosystems, community engagement, climate work, and the oil spill
Develop the ability to conceptualize problems and identify possible methods for their solution. Have increased insight on the scientific and technical concepts in relation to the environmental impact assessment process, environmental monitoring, energy industry, and harmful fossil fuel industries. Gain first-hand experience in planning and executing research approaches.
CEED intern at Center for Energy Ecology and Development