Thanks to the generosity of Harris alumnus John Bartlett, SM’08, and the Bartlett family, EPIC, in conjunction with the Harris School of Public Policy, offers paid fellowships to Harris Master’s students so they can gain hands-on experience in energy, environment, and climate economics and policy research. Students are paired with EPIC-affiliated faculty to garner a better understanding of the research process on a part-time basis during the academic year ($8,250 stipend for the academic year) or a full-time basis during the summer ($6,500 stipend). Additionally, Harris students can apply for a $6,500 stipend to support themselves during an unpaid summer internship opportunity with an organization doing work in the energy and environment fields.
The fellowship helped me connect the dots of my first year in the MSCAPP program, as I directly applied computational analysis tools to environmental policy issues.
Lily Grier, Summer 2020 Bartlett Fellow
