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09 Dec 2008, 23:10
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good luck everyone...Haas/Berkeley Applicants Status - 12/9/2008
R1 - 11/4/2008
wolffali - Invited to Interview (12/8)
trucker - submitted 11/3
caligl - Submitted 11/4
bostonsparky - Submitted 10/30
peaceyall - Submitted 11/4
prospect - Submitted 11/04
saberprivateer - submitted 11/4
Ntang - submitted
kcbear - submitted
garun77 - submitted 11/1
lsuguy7 - submitted 10/27
burentosan - submitted 11/4
getmeoutofhere - 10/21
monkbent - 11/4
amatory - 11/4
Tarmac - 11/4
IvyStallion - 11/4
boOmasta - submitted 11/4
amatory - submitted 11/4
rosav - submitted 11/3
ninkorn - submitted 10/25/08
niro - submitted 11/4
R2 - 12/9/2008
jlola21 - submitted 12/7/08
YihWei
liubhs02 - 11/30
sng - 12/9
rjacobs - 12/7
kruton - 12/9
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09 Dec 2008, 23:16
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I posted this in the Gen Mgmt thread, but might as well put it in the Berkeley thread for people interested in Clean Tech or Energy at Haas.
speaking of Energy, Berkeley Haas is probably one of those very few programs that have a very strong affiliation with energy/clean tech. The program is huge at Haas and I know a large percentage of people go into that field. A new program that started this year that's been a big hit is the "Clean Tech to Market" program, where students work with the Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory and bring some of their research work into a commercializable form.
https://www.haas.berkeley.edu/innovation ... ion18.html
Also, the UC Berkeley wide Berkeley Energy & Resources Collaborative (BERC) is very active and involves schools from Haas, Law School, Public Policy, and others. A LOT of students are involved in it and there are many programs out there. Instead of listing them all here, I will provide you with links to read up on the program.
Also, not only the traditional energy companies recruit here (Chevron, PG&E), there are LOTS of startups in the area doing biofuels and solar tech that students join after getting their MBA.
In short, if you want to do energy/clean tech stuff, Berkeley is one of the places to do it.
BERC:
https://berc.berkeley.edu/
Severin Borenstein - the director of UC Energy Institute and a great economist
https://faculty.haas.berkeley.edu/borenste/
Some programs offered in the energy area (plus lots of links on this page):
https://www.haas.berkeley.edu/innovation ... tion5.html
Center for Energy and Environmental Innovation (CEEI)
https://ceei.berkeley.edu/
Alright, here's an update after some research into our Class of 2009 Resume book (the 2010 version is not out yet).
32 out of 240 students were involved with Renewable Energy/Clean Tech/Energy Policy, most of those were part of BERC.
13 out of those 32 students actually did a summer internship that is energy related, including:
- Natural Gas
- Lithium Ion Batteries
- Solar (many of them)
- Energy Policy (in the US and in Africa)
- Energy investments
- "Using Nanotech to fulfill our energy needs" (whatever that means)
Currently, 10 of BERCs new leadership team (class of 2010) are Haas students, and I know most of them want to pursue clean tech from speaking to them. This doesn't include others who are just members of BERC who are from Haas.
The greater UC Berkeley community (that forms BERC) is even more active in recent years, with the 3rd annual Energy Symposium coming up in 2009.
https://berc.berkeley.edu/?q=symposium
Cleantech to Market (C2M) involved quite a few of my classmates this year in very interesting projects:
https://berc.berkeley.edu/?q=cleantech-to-market
speaking of Energy, Berkeley Haas is probably one of those very few programs that have a very strong affiliation with energy/clean tech. The program is huge at Haas and I know a large percentage of people go into that field. A new program that started this year that's been a big hit is the "Clean Tech to Market" program, where students work with the Lawrence Berkeley Laboratory and bring some of their research work into a commercializable form.
https://www.haas.berkeley.edu/innovation ... ion18.html
Also, the UC Berkeley wide Berkeley Energy & Resources Collaborative (BERC) is very active and involves schools from Haas, Law School, Public Policy, and others. A LOT of students are involved in it and there are many programs out there. Instead of listing them all here, I will provide you with links to read up on the program.
Also, not only the traditional energy companies recruit here (Chevron, PG&E), there are LOTS of startups in the area doing biofuels and solar tech that students join after getting their MBA.
In short, if you want to do energy/clean tech stuff, Berkeley is one of the places to do it.
BERC:
https://berc.berkeley.edu/
Severin Borenstein - the director of UC Energy Institute and a great economist
https://faculty.haas.berkeley.edu/borenste/
Some programs offered in the energy area (plus lots of links on this page):
https://www.haas.berkeley.edu/innovation ... tion5.html
Center for Energy and Environmental Innovation (CEEI)
https://ceei.berkeley.edu/
Alright, here's an update after some research into our Class of 2009 Resume book (the 2010 version is not out yet).
32 out of 240 students were involved with Renewable Energy/Clean Tech/Energy Policy, most of those were part of BERC.
13 out of those 32 students actually did a summer internship that is energy related, including:
- Natural Gas
- Lithium Ion Batteries
- Solar (many of them)
- Energy Policy (in the US and in Africa)
- Energy investments
- "Using Nanotech to fulfill our energy needs" (whatever that means)
Currently, 10 of BERCs new leadership team (class of 2010) are Haas students, and I know most of them want to pursue clean tech from speaking to them. This doesn't include others who are just members of BERC who are from Haas.
The greater UC Berkeley community (that forms BERC) is even more active in recent years, with the 3rd annual Energy Symposium coming up in 2009.
https://berc.berkeley.edu/?q=symposium
Cleantech to Market (C2M) involved quite a few of my classmates this year in very interesting projects:
https://berc.berkeley.edu/?q=cleantech-to-market
09 Dec 2008, 23:47
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I barely made it by the skin of my teeth.
Best of luck to all R2 applicants!
Edit: GL to you R1ers too, LOL.
Haas/Berkeley Applicants Status - 12/9/2008
R1 - 11/4/2008
wolffali - Invited to Interview (12/8)
trucker - submitted 11/3
caligl - Submitted 11/4
bostonsparky - Submitted 10/30
peaceyall - Submitted 11/4
prospect - Submitted 11/04
saberprivateer - submitted 11/4
Ntang - submitted
kcbear - submitted
garun77 - submitted 11/1
lsuguy7 - submitted 10/27
burentosan - submitted 11/4
getmeoutofhere - 10/21
monkbent - 11/4
amatory - 11/4
Tarmac - 11/4
IvyStallion - 11/4
boOmasta - submitted 11/4
amatory - submitted 11/4
rosav - submitted 11/3
ninkorn - submitted 10/25/08
niro - submitted 11/4
R2 - 12/9/2008
jlola21 - submitted 12/7/08
YihWei - Submitted 12/9
liubhs02 - 11/30
sng - 12/9
rjacobs - 12/7
kruton - 12/9
Best of luck to all R2 applicants!
Edit: GL to you R1ers too, LOL.
Haas/Berkeley Applicants Status - 12/9/2008
R1 - 11/4/2008
wolffali - Invited to Interview (12/8)
trucker - submitted 11/3
caligl - Submitted 11/4
bostonsparky - Submitted 10/30
peaceyall - Submitted 11/4
prospect - Submitted 11/04
saberprivateer - submitted 11/4
Ntang - submitted
kcbear - submitted
garun77 - submitted 11/1
lsuguy7 - submitted 10/27
burentosan - submitted 11/4
getmeoutofhere - 10/21
monkbent - 11/4
amatory - 11/4
Tarmac - 11/4
IvyStallion - 11/4
boOmasta - submitted 11/4
amatory - submitted 11/4
rosav - submitted 11/3
ninkorn - submitted 10/25/08
niro - submitted 11/4
R2 - 12/9/2008
jlola21 - submitted 12/7/08
YihWei - Submitted 12/9
liubhs02 - 11/30
sng - 12/9
rjacobs - 12/7
kruton - 12/9
I don't think I got my SS interview until January. 
