Make an Impact
Your contribution as a supporter helps us to put into practice the strategic plan of The University of Texas at Austin regarding energy education. With your involvement, the KBH Energy Center will continue to evolve to meet the ever-changing needs of the energy industry.
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Our Mission
The KBH Energy Center seeks to be the pre-eminent energy initiative at the intersection of business, law, and policy. We will pursue this mission by leveraging the resources of the Cockrell Engineering, McCombs Business, and Law Schools, their alumni, and supporters to expand our knowledge and understanding of this crucial industry; to engage, inform, and connect leaders in that industry, in government, and at UT on core energy issues; to educate and inspire students to be the next generation of leaders; to grow the network and reach of the University of Texas throughout the world of energy.
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Advisory Council
As a member of the Advisory Council, you will play an important role in mentoring students, developing programming, and building the energy curriculum. In addition to invitations to the Center’s myriad of programming (MEI Annual Conference Dinner, lecture series, receptions, networking events, and golf tournament), you will receive two complimentary tickets to our Annual Symposium.
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Associate Advisory Council
Created specifically for graduates less than 10 years out of school, the Associate Advisory Council offers the same opportunities to impact the center as the Advisory Council. Benefits of this membership include one complimentary ticket to our Annual Symposium, invitations to other events, networking and mentoring opportunities with members of the Executive and Advisory Councils, and more.
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Student Advisory Council
The KBH Student Advisory Council was created to foster opportunities for growth and professional development, and to serve as the representative body and voice for energy students at the university. Members represent the KBH center and the student voices by participlating in council meetings twice a year and other events, student meetings, energy treks, and more.
Speak At or Sponsor a KBH Event
Our regional events and student programs allow industry professionals to hear directly from you or your company about the ever-changing industry. Connect with students and alumni interested in the energy industry.
Get to Know Our Students
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Annual Energy Mentoring Program
The Annual Mentoring Program is a two-semester experience powered by the Kay Bailey Hutchison Energy Center. Through this program, we match mentors with students from various parts of campus based on industry interests. AMP is open to all undergraduate and graduate students at UT. -
Networking Opportunities with UT Students
The KBH Energy Center hosts a series of events each year to help connect students with alumni and industry professionals. Energy students and executives can meet and network at Industry Nights, the Women in Energy Summit, and more.
Support the KBH Mission by Making a Donation
The KBH Energy Center elevates the University’s reputation in energy studies by leveraging the University’s academic coursework with practical knowledge and experiences to prepare tomorrow’s energy thought leaders. Your contribution will have a significant impact on our efforts to enhance education in the energy sector by supporting coursework, student field trips, industry engagement and partnerships, and professional development and job placement services.
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