Sophisticated Students In New Chapter At Stanford University Interested In Careers In Energy-Saving Technologies And Sustainable Construction

摘要

A cadre of bright, young people capable of assuming management roles in electrical contracting firms is the hoped-for outcome of every NECA Student Chapter. And, if the newest one is a representative example, these organizations are attracting an increasingly sophisticated and future-focused membership. The NECA Student Chapter program consists of student-run organizations that are supported by NECA chapters and university faculty. The program is open to any college or university that offers a curriculum which helps prepare students for a career in the electrical construction industry. There are now 32 NECA Student Chapters sat work in the U.S. and Canada. The newest is at Stanford University located in northern Silicon Valley in Palo Alto, California. It is sponsored by the Santa Clara Valley Chapter, NECA. The faculty advisor is Martin Fischer, professor of Civil and Environmental Engineering.