Clean Tech Fund Scholarship
Evolectric Scholarship - Top 5 Applicants
Clean Technology Fund
Welcome to our very first Clean Tech Scholarship Campaign. We had several applicants and the top 5 were chosen to participate in the next phases of the application. Click on the links to vote on our social media for who you think should win the scholarship! To see the scholarship application that contains the questions and answers click below.
Jacqueline Camacho
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California State University Long Beach, CSULB
Degree: Civil Engineering
Jacqueline is a senior transfer student at CSULB anticipating graduation by Fall 2021. After learning about the Clean Power Plan she began to combat the challenges of climate change through leadership and project involvement. Her role as Co-Project Manager o the Timber-Design Build Project for the annual Pacific Southwest Conference. She believes advancing electrification can be accomplished by starting the process with private companies and working on the distribution and costs of electric vehicles.
Jessie Flanders
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California State University Long Beach, CSULB
Degree: Aerospace Engineering
Jessie is co-founder of the #pinkrocketproject on Beach Launch Team, to celebrate women and diversity in STEM in a unique, 17 foot, 170lb, suborbital liquid fuel rocket. On BLT, she is the Structures Design Lead and Business Director, as well as the BLT Chair for the CSULB chapter of AIAA. She is also a proud owner of a hybrid Hyundai Sonata Plug-In, which she purchase 1 year ago with her own savings. Jessie believes having affordable, electric cars is a start to advancing electrification.
Victoria Dam
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University of Southern California, UCS
Degree: Master of Architecture, Master of Building Science
Victoria is a first-generation college student, Los Angeles native who is focused on sustainable development (buildings, cities), material development (mushroom parts, advanced plastics, HVAC), and government policies (LA/SF city planning) in her education and work to create healthy, productive built environments. She is also a student representative (multiple clubs) and LEED-certified. She believes finding uses for reduced EV batteries will bring down storage costs allowing more renewable power integration in power grids.
Yvonne Arechiga
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California State University Long Beach, CSULB
Degree: Business Management & Supply Chain Management
Yvonne is heavily involved with the Hispanic Students Business Association (HSBA) director board. She was elected as one of two Community Director’s during Fall 2019. Her favorite contributions was being a founder of adopt a highway where as an organization, adopted a section of the 405 freeway to help maintain it clean for a commitment of 5 years. Yvonne's idea to advance electrification aspired from seeing her father spend a lot of money on gas for his landscaping equipment. Her idea consists of coming up with eco friendly commercial landscaping equipment that allow small landscaping owners to minimize their expenditures in gas, but will also allow for the essential part of maintaining a lawn groomed and unharmful. Yvonne highly encourages carpooling and always volunteers to drive members to their destination. This ensured that as an organization they could bond more and cut their carbon monoxide footprint down.
Angelica Nino
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California State University Dominguez Hills, CSUDH
Degree: Masters of Science in Occupational Therapy
During her undergrad, Angelica was a softball team rep on the Student Athlete Advisory Committee, helping to organize community service events in the city. Events ranged from recycling and community clean ups to large canned food drives. Angelica continues to help the community by reducing her own carbon footprint. When she imagines a future dominated by clean technology, she sees hybrid (and even better, full electric) cars that are more affordable for buyers. She believes more charging stations might encourage buyers to consider hybrid/electric cars because it can eliminate worries about long road trips. She also envisions better kept public transportation options so that people are more open to utilizing them. Angelica also believes that implementing laws to encourage electrification can help to advance it. Now pursuing Occupational Therapy she believes that everyone deserves to live a healthy and full life, and is learning the importance of environmental wellness.
Evolectric’s mission is to advance global electrification by enabling and providing products and services that unlock current and new electrification technologies to emerging markets and underserved segments.
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