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2012 NSF/MESA Summer Team Internship Symposium

Published June 25, 2013 by Eric Pamintuan

The National Science Foundation (NSF) grant to the San Diego MESA Alliance (SDMA) provided stipends for 36 student interns (12 students in MESA/MEP program at each campus – San Diego City College, San Diego State University, and Southwestern Community College) this summer at various projects in science and engineering firms.
This is a unique paid internship that incorporates a team component into the student internship experience. Hired student interns were placed in teams of 2-4 students to work on projects in engineering and science firms or for faculty. Summer internships occurred between May through August of 2012, at a minimum of 100 hours. In some cases, employers and/or faculty may extend internships or create other internship opportunities for students (beyond summer 2012).

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Beat the Heat at a Cool Zone Location

Published June 21, 2013 by Eric Pamintuan

The Cool Zones program, initiated by County Supervisor Dianne Jacob, has established a network of Cool Zone sites for seniors and persons with disabilities to escape the extreme heat during the summer. There are more than 115 locations throughout San Diego County. Cool Zones are designated, air-conditioned buildings, identified by a Polar Bear Cool Zone logo.

Aging & Independence Services has partnered with San Diego Gas & Electric (SDG&E) on this program since 2001. Low-income, homebound seniors and persons with disabilities can request a free electric fan if they are unable to go to a Cool Zone site. The program also offers 30-day bus passes to qualified individuals who need assistance with transportation in order to get to one of the Cool Zone sites.

This year the Cool Zones program will operate from June 20, 2013 to October 15, 2013. For more information about Cool Zones please call (800) 510-2020 and press “6” after June 20, 2013.

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San Joaquin Valley Plug-in Electric Vehicle Coordinating Council Friday, July 12

Published June 19, 2013 by Eric Pamintuan

The primary focus is to develop a regional plug-in electric vehicle (PEV) readiness plan that identifies, reduces and resolves barriers to the widespread deployment of PEV charging stations in the region. Meetings are open to the public, and teleconferencing and video teleconferencing are available.

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Solar for Homeowners 2 – Be a Smart Solar Customer Thursday, July 11

Published June 19, 2013 by Eric Pamintuan

This second workshop in the two-part series, customized for homeowners looking to go solar, will provide the details associated with purchasing a solar electric system. After learning the fundamentals in Solar for Homeowners 1, this workshop will provide the resources and information necessary for a homeowner to confidently enter into negotiations with solar contractors.

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North Park – Energy-Efficient Home Tour Saturday, July 6

Published June 19, 2013 by Eric Pamintuan

Stop by Shirley Fenile’s North Park home to see how this 1920s house was transformed into an energy-efficient home that remains cool in the summer and warm throughout the winter. Shirley Fenile can also tell you how her various Energy Upgrade California improvements have improved the safety, comfort and quiet of her home.

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Cooling water treatment management for energy conservation

Published June 19, 2013 by Eric Pamintuan

We’ll explore the various and most commonly employed means by which to achieve high cycles of concentration as it pertains to Water & Chemical Conservation in Open Condensing Water Treatment Programs. You’ll learn some of the basic differences between green programs. This seminar will go into some depth on the features, benefits and drawbacks of each Water Treatment Program.

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Scripps Ranch – Energy-Efficient Home Tour Saturday, June 29

Published June 5, 2013 by Eric Pamintuan

This will be the last time to visit this house! Stop by to meet Mr. & Mrs. Beecher and tour their energy-efficient home. After participating in Energy Upgrade California, the Beechers are happy to be experiencing consistent temperatures throughout their home. They also installed a solar photovoltaic (PV) system to generate electricity and an electric car charging unit for their plug-in electric vehicle.

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