Summary & Highlights 2023

“I absolutely loved being in the STEMHaus summer school this year, it’s the only summer school I’ve ever done and has definitely inspired me to look for one to do next year in year 12. I loved the lessons, instructors and topics; I’ve already encouraged my younger brother to join next year!

“I feel the best thing about the summer school was being able to interact with lecturers and people who follow the same paths through A-levels and university that I will hopefully be. This helped me to understand the subjects I want to continue with in the future from a different perspective.”


Aug
11

Carbon Removal: Why we need not just to decarbonise, but to remove CO2 from the atmosphere, in order to have a chance of success in the fight against Climate Change

Caleb Cunningham, Stanford University & Harvard University

Carbon Removal: Why we need not just to decarbonise, but to remove CO2 from the atmosphere, in order to have a chance of success in the fight against Climate Change

Caleb Cunningham is a current MBA student at the Stanford Graduate School of Business (GSB), also pursuing a Masters in Public Administration (MPA) at the Harvard Kennedy School. Caleb has extensive experience in the energy industry as well as in growing a pioneering and rapidly scaling African sustainable utility provider. Caleb will speak on the topic of Carbon Removal. He will explain why we need not just to decarbonise, but to remove CO2 from the atmosphere, in order to have a chance of success in the fight against Climate Change.

If you are interested in attending this guest lecture, please email Lindsey Dawson on lindsey.dawson@equaleducationpartners.com

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Aug
10

Working Towards Building a Circular Economy

Will Harris, Castle Environmental

Working Towards Building a Circular Economy

Will is the Production Manager at Castle Environmental - a leading supplier of specialist waste treatment, disposal and recycling services. Castle Environmental process hazardous waste and incorporate it into concrete products. This is fitting with the broad topic of ‘working towards building a circular economy’.

If you are interested in attending this guest lecture, please email Lindsey Dawson on lindsey.dawson@equaleducationpartners.com

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Aug
9

Climate Diplomacy: Policy, Tech and Innovation

Madison Freeman, Stanford University

Climate Diplomacy: Policy, Tech and Innovation

Madison is an incoming student and Knight-Hennessy Scholar at the Stanford Graduate School of Business (GSB). Since the beginning of this year, Madison has been a Senior Advisor on Innovation to Special Presidential Envoy for Climate John Kerry, prior to which she worked in the climate tech ventures space. Her work is really at the forefront of decision-making and innovation in this critical field.

If you are interested in attending this guest lecture, please email Lindsey Dawson on lindsey.dawson@equaleducationpartners.com

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Aug
8

Is Anyone Paying Attention? The Psychology of Climate Change Action

Dr Paul Hutchings, Associate Professor of Psychology UWTSD

Is Anyone Paying Attention? The Psychology of Climate Change Action

‘The time for climate scientists to focus on climate change is over; it is now the realm of engineers and psychologists’. This was a statement from a leading climate change scientist several years ago. Engineers are needed to design the tools we will require to combat climate change, and psychologists are needed to design strategies to encourage changes in behaviour. This interactive workshop will introduce some of the research behind behaviour change and persuasive communication and challenge you to design ways of influencing people and organisations.’

If you are interested in attending this guest lecture, please email Lindsey Dawson on lindsey.dawson@equaleducationpartners.com

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