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KBH Senator Hutchison Symposium

MOVING ENERGY FORWARD

A collaboration between McCombs Business and Texas Law schools, the Kay Bailey Hutchison Energy Center focuses on energy issues at the intersection of business, law, & policy.

Upcoming Events

Industry Event, Student Event

9th Annual Energy Symposium


Industry Event, Student Event

9th Annual Energy Symposium

Save the date for our Symposium! Energizing Tomorrow – Tackling Today’s Energy Challenges while Preparing for the Future

A Message from Senator Hutchison

Senator Hutchison gained extensive international experience and developed a deep understanding of NATO as Ambassador and served as a Senate Armed Services committee member.

News and Updates

  • KBH Center x COBT Podcast
    KBH Center x COBT Podcast

    Tune into Veriten's COBT podcast featuring Senator Hutchison and Secretary Dan Brouillette.

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  • KBH Center x Horns of a Dilemma
    KBH Center x Horns of a Dilemma

    Listen to a conversation with Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison & Dr. Paul Edgar on Horns of a Dilemma.

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  • Sec. of State Visits UT Austin
    Sec. of State Visits UT Austin

    Senator Kay Bailey Hutchison hosts Secretary Antony Blinken on behalf of Clements & Strauss centers.

    Read Here
  • KBH Center Featured in Daily Texan
    KBH Center Featured in Daily Texan

    Collaboration between the Cockrell School & KBH Center propels UT's commitment to energy education.

    Read Here

Our Goals

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    Ideas and Communication

    We're building a broad platform to study the interdisciplinary issues associated with the needs of the energy industry and consumers. We resolve to convene leaders in the industry, academics, and government for discussion, study, and analysis of these issues.
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    Education

    We support and enhance the educational mission of the Cockrell School, McCombs School, and the Law School. We strengthen the business and legal education of future leaders in the energy industry and promote innovative courses focused on the intersection of business, law, and energy.
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    Networks

    We've created and supported networks for collaboration among energy professionals, scholars, and government officials. We work to connect University of Texas students and alumni to such networks.

Want to Stay in Touch?

Subscribe to our newsletter or send us an email. All media requests for Senator Hutchison should be sent to KBHEnergyCenter@utexas.edu

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