The Association of Energy Engineers (AEE) recently awarded scholarships to EEM
graduate students Amna Maqsood and Athbi Alfarhan.
Amna Maqsood
Athbi Alfarhan
Amna is pursuing her Master of Science degree in systems engineering and
GW with a minor in sustainability and data analytics for decision-making. While at GW,
Amna is working at the GW School of Business as a Technical Support Assistant and
also serving at the Eden Wald Senior Living establishment as a dining department host.
Athbi obtained his Bachelor of Science degree with a major in Petroleum and Natural
Gas Engineering and a minor in Energy Business and Finance in the Fall of 2023 from
the Pennsylvania State University. Athbi is presently working on his Master of Science in
Systems Engineering at GW. He has past professional experience as an Engineering
Intern with PECO Exelon and holds certifications as an Engineer in Training and LEED
Green Associate.
AEE was founded in 1977. It serves a vision of advancing energy efficiency and
fostering a community dedicated to sustainable energy practices. Since its inception,
AEE has been committed to supporting the energy community through education,
professional certification, and the promotion of high standards in energy management
and related fields.
By providing valuable resources and networking opportunities, AEE empowers
professionals to lead the way in energy innovation and sustainability. It is a non-profit
organization dedicated to serving members and other industry professionals who are
working to improve energy efficiency to save energy, reduce GHGs, make buildings
perform better, and help reach global goals for Net-Zero.
The organization provides its members a framework within which they can network and
grow — by joining an active community, staying abreast of the latest industry trends,
and by acquiring the tools and training they need to maintain a competitive edge.