Lindsay Holiday

Renewable Energy Landscape of Indigenous Nations in the United States, Canada, and Australia (MS ’12) Lindsay is from Teec Nos Pos, Arizona located on the Navajo Nation. She’s interested in developing renewable energy projects for economic development that adheres to core philosophies by a Nation. Lindsay’s research work includes effective regional electricity planning in the western US for a reliable grid network that enables renewable power integration by States and Tribes. Her previous work includes strategic planning and energy engineering at Southern California Edison’s Energy Efficiency Division. She earned a Bachelor’s degrees in Environmental Engineering, Engineering modified with Studio Art, and Native American Studies at Dartmouth College D’07 Th’09. Lindsay enjoys rowing and painting. Links

• ERG Blog Post

Publications

• Enhanced Longitudinal Magnetooptic Kerr Effect Contrast in Nanomagnetic Structures