Industry Outreach – Mentorship Award

The goal of the Women in Energy Mentorship Award is to invest in our industry’s future by providing students with valuable connections and tools for success, as well as highlighting the outstanding career opportunities available within the energy industry.  Annually we award a minimum of one of the Mentorship Awards but this year we are looking at two awards.

Eligibility:

  • Any female student currently attending or planning to attend a technical college or trade school who would like to pursue a career in the energy industry.
  • Any female who is currently working for an energy company with under 5 years of experience.
  • Any female who wishes to change careers and is being supported by an energy employee or employer.

Details:

  • Women in Energy will present a minimum of two (2) Awards in 2023
  • This year’s Award includes:
    • Complimentary Conference fee for the Annual Women in Energy Conference being held Sept 20-22, Hershey Lodge and Convention Center, Hershey PA, 2 nights complimentary hotel stay.  Attendees will make valuable industry connections during this empowering program filled with education and networking.
    • Complimentary 1-year membership in Women in Energy that includes our new Self-Paced Learning Center.

Deadline for Receipt of your Application – April 15, 2023

There are two ways to apply for the award – click on this link 5th Annual Mentorship Award 5th Annual Mentorship Award-2023 or, click here and complete the online form.

Jobs in the energy industry offer advancement, security, interesting connections, and rewarding work. Our members include women and men working in various sectors of the energy industry – from fossil fuels to green energies.  To learn more about some of just some of our members and their histories, we invite you to view this quick video that was shown at our 2022 Conference.

 


Our 2022 Winner

Veronica Miller (Center) – Bobbi Hill (L) and Liz Hill (R)

Our 2022 Winner, Veronica Miller, is a 35-year-old mother of three children. She lives in Charleston, South Carolina and attended Trident Technical College, enrolled in their residential HVACR program, but also plans on continuing her education on to the commercial side as well.

She had a 13-year career in nursing but felt a calling to do something else. She was working as a home hospice nurse when she saw firsthand some of the living conditions some the patients under her care were experiencing. She realized that the energy industry too could be a very rewarding career.

Veronica’s goals include owning her own company. She wants to be able to find energy efficient and cost-effective ways to give back to people in the community.  To read more about Veronica and, get an idea of what details she provided to us, visit our Blog.