Aline Banboukian recently completed her trip to MIT in Boston, in which she was a finalist in the poster competition at the C3E Women in Clean Energy Symposium. Banboukian, a second-year master's student in the School of Public Policy, attended the Symposium on November 15 and 16. 

Her paper, titled, "The Effects of Financing Mechanisms on Electricity Development: Case Study Rwanda," was part of a project for an independent class led by Dr. Valerie Thomas; Dr. Thomas also served as Banboukian's advisor for the project. 

To learn more about the Symposium, click here.