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Themed Educational Initiatives/Engagements/Updates
The SUNO REM Program also offers a variety of on-campus and off-campus events, including community outreach engagements, project competitions, the Debate Team, and speaking engagements. These events provide students with opportunities to apply their knowledge in real-world settings and connect with professionals in the renewable energy field. Additionally, information about upcoming meetings and conferences will be shared with staff and students interested in attending. Current Initiatives are as follows. As they are introduced, more initiatives will be updated with PR staff to add to the website.
Debate Champions! REM 1st Clean Energy Debate Competition – April 24, 2025
On April 24, 2025, the Renewable Energy Management Program hosted its 1st Clean Energy Debate Initiatives
at SUNO.
The Topic: “Can solar power realistically replace oil in energy generation within the next 10 years?”
- The Renewable Energy Management (REM) Program partnered with the SUNO Honoré Center for Undergraduate Student Achievement to support student participation on April 24, 2025, highlighting the power of collaboration and academic excellence. Both the "Yes Team" and the "No Team" of the SUNO 1st Clean Energy Debate Teams are proud members of the Honoré Center.
- Congratulations to our winners—Kyce Vaucresson, a senior majoring in Business Administration, and Otho Johnson, a junior majoring in Education—for winning the debate and taking home iPads! (Include photo in Word Document)
- The No Team, composed of Tyron Jackson and Vernell Lewis, both sophomores majoring in Business Administration and also members of the Honoré Center, walked away with participation giveaways in recognition of their strong performance and participation to the event.
Initiatives
- REM 6th Grade Renewable Energy Poster Board Competition - Students engaged in this initiative will learn about renewable energy and be introduced to a broader conversation about renewable energy and its impact on the future. This initiative encourages hands-on learning, creativity, and scientific exploration in a fun and engaging way!
- REM Renewable Energy Debate Team - Students will have the opportunity to engage in a stimulating conversation about the future of Renewable Energy. Various topics about clean energy and renewable energy sources are discussed.
- REM 9-12th Grade Renewable Energy