The BC Energy and Environment Alumni Network was formed in 2009 under the leadership of Frances Dubrowski NC'70 and Patricia Randolph Williams '77. BCEEAN was formed to expand professional networks in energy and the environment (including government, business, finance, nonprofit, education, and research); serve as a resource for BC alumni, students, faculty and administration; and assist alumni in keeping abreast of developments in these rapidly expanding fields. BCEEAN sponsored numerous seminars and conferences under Pat and Fran's leadership, and the group published tri-annual newsletters for many years.
BCEEAN actively partners with other BC affinity groups and supports students through the career center and the Earth & Environmental Sciences department.
BC Energy & Environment Alumni Network Executive Committee
Kelly Durfee Cardoza MCAS'83, MCGS'87, P'11
John T. Doherty '72
Marcel Belaval ’03
Mark Domaracki ’11
Margret Hanley ’79
Leo Martin ’70
Anna Regnier '24
Dr. Jennifer Wade ’99
Timothy Woycik ’88
Signature Events
The Energy and Environment Alumni Network (BCEEAN) sponsors an event each semester that features speakers who address current topics in the ever-expanding fields of energy and environment and often partner with other affinity groups over shared topics of interest.
Green Career Fair
Networking events
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Campus Resources
BC’s Environmental Studies Program uses an interdisciplinary approach to understanding the science and policy of the Earth’s environmental challenges.
The BC Law Land & Environmental Law Program is designed to train professionals and encourage service in areas of increasingly critical importance to the lives and prosperity of people around the nation and the world, promoting policies and doctrines of sustainability of land, air, and water resources that support the myriad interlocking ecosystems that constitute life on the planet.
Campus Sustainability provides information on conservation, tips for reducing your carbon footprint, and news on campus initiatives (which can serve as a model for off-campus initiatives too!). Site includes news on the inter-dorm “Electricity Saving” competition.
The Weston Observatory is a geophysical research and science education center of the Department of Earth and Environmental Sciences at Boston College. The Observatory, which has been recording earthquakes since the 1930s, conducts research on earthquakes and related geoscience. It is part of a worldwide distributed network for earthquake monitoring and research and for providing educational and public outreach resources about all aspects of the science of seismology, earthquake hazards, and related geoscience.