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Members
Members of the BERC community can: join one of our email lists to receive event announcements, job postings, program updates and much more; post to our job board and view protected web content; and pay discounted prices for certain events. Learn more about BERC!
Membership is free and we encourage any UC Berkeley student or alumni, as well as any community member involved in energy or resources to join BERC.
Many of BERC's constituent groups maintain active internal communities:
- Alumni of UC Berkeley
- College of Environmental Design
- Energy and Resources Group
- Goldman School of Public Policy
- Haas School of Business
- School of Law
- Science and Engineering
- Social Science and Policy
- Undergraduates
Santa Cruz Energy & Resources Collaborative (SCERC)
Our Mission
In the 21st century the world's greatest challenge is arresting the rapidly increasing accumulation of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere that cause climate change. We recognize that the U.S. and China are the two largest producers of greenhouse gases. Consequently, any efforts that attempt to comprehensively address climate change must involve China. The Santa Cruz Energy & Resources Collaborative (SCERC) is a student-led organization whose mission is to connect and educate the University of California, Santa Cruz energy and resources community. SCERC is modeled after and allied with the Berkeley Energy and Resource Collaborative (BERC) at the University of California, Berkeley. SCERC acts as a hub that connects the many departments, programs, and labs affiliated with UC Santa Cruz including the Jack Baskin School of Engineering, Physics Department, Economics Department, Environmental Studies Program, Chemistry Department, Politics Department, UCSC Sustainability Office, University Affiliated Research Center (UARC) at NASA Ames, Science Technology Engineering Policy and Society project (STEPS), Quantum Electronics Group, UC Santa Cruz Silicon Valley Initiatives, Chancellor’s Advisory Council on Climate Change, NASA Ames ARC laboratories, Campus Sustainability Subcommittee, Santa Cruz Campus Sustainability Council, Microbiology and Environmental Toxicology Department, and others.
BERC Email Options
Choosing a Mailing List
Each BERC member should subscribe to one mailing list:
- BERC ANNOUNCE: BERC Announce is limited to messages sent by the BERC leadership team. The list receives 1 - 2 posts per week, including the BERC Newsletter.
- BERC FORUM: Any member can post to the BERC Forum mailing list, which reaches roughly 1500 people involved in the energy and resources sectors. Everything that is sent to BERC Announce is also sent to BERC Forum.
BERC Forum(High Volume List) |
BERC Announce(Low Volume List) |
How to Post to a Message to BERC Forum
The BERC Forum list is moderated to ensure only relevant and appropriate content is distributed to the full list. If you would like to send a message to the BERC community, simply send an email to BERC_forum@lists.haas.berkeley.edu. Turnaround time for moderation is generally 24 hours.
Symposium 2010
The UC Berkeley Energy Symposium will take place on
March 4th, 2010
If you have questions please email energysymposium2010@gmail.com
Check out last year's symposium here: 2009 UC Berkeley Energy Symposium

