The NTA Climate Tax Fellowship provides conference travel funding for graduate students and early career MAs/PhDs/JDs whose research and professional interests lie at the intersection of tax and climate policy. The fellowship provides an NTA membership and supports the travel and participation of up to 4 students or early career professionals at the 116th NTA Annual Conference in Denver, Colorado, November 2nd — 4th.
Postgraduate degree candidates (including JDs, PhDs, and Masters’ students) currently enrolled at an institution of higher education OR early career scholars within five years of completing their graduate degree with a demonstrated interest in issues at the intersection of tax and climate or environmental policy are eligible for the fellowship.
2023 Recipients
Kiran Chawla, Stanford University
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Kelsey Larson, Massachusetts Institute of Technology
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Tasnim Ahmed Mahin, University of Nebraska-Lincoln
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Mary Quiroga, University of Michigan
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