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Scholarships

2019-2020 IES Scholarships

  • Ingersoll Rand - Trane Energy Solutions Scholarship
  • Women in Leadership Scholarship
  • Energy Studies BS in Energy Science & Technology Scholarship
  • Energy Studies BA in Energy Policy & Management Scholarship

Resources for scholarship recipients:

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Institute for Energy Studies
516 High Street, MS-9084
Arntzen Hall 303
Bellingham, Washington 98225

Phone: (360) 650-4422
Email: Energy.Institute@wwu.edu

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