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Name	Campus	Department (or Major for students)	Position	Why I support the divestment memorial
Carlson, Julie	UC Santa Barbara	English	Faculty		View
Carroll, Ella	UC Berkeley	Political Science	Student/Postdoc	It is imperative that the university honor its commitment to creating a better world by exemplifying the meaningful environmentally conscious changes necessary to combat climate change.	View
carroux, courtney	UC Davis	Environmental Policy Analysis and Planning	Student/Postdoc		View
Cattelino, Jessica	UC Los Angeles	Anthropology	Faculty		View
Chaiboonma, Kira	UC San Diego	Pediatrics	Staff		View
Chandler, Bailee	UC San Diego	Literature	Student/Postdoc	To save our planet & switch to more ethical forms of energy.	View
Church, Kellie	UC San Diego	OBGYN and Reproductive Sciences	Faculty		View
Clay, Cameron	UC Davis	Ecology	Alumnus	After all the hard work that FFUC campaigners have put in, its time to solidify this victory and make sure we hold the UC to its commitment.	View
Coates, Sarah	UC San Francisco	Dermatology	Other	Climate change is the most important threat to public health in the 21st century, and the university should be doing everything that it can to address this issue by divesting from these companies.	View
Colgan, David	UC Los Angeles	Institute of the Environment and Sustainability	Staff	Climate change is happening now and people are dying. We need to respond now, and dramatically.	View
Cook, Elizabeth Heckendorn	UC Santa Barbara	English, and Comparative Literature	Faculty		View
Cook, Geoffrey	UC San Diego	SIO	Faculty	We need to be serious about enacting change quickly in our society to deal with immense challenges associated with climate, energy, natural resources and sustainability. I see this as a natural step.	View
Cooper, Wade	UC Santa Cruz	Kresge College	Faculty		View
Corkran, Stephanie	UC San Diego	Psychiatry	Staff	This is the issue of our time, perhaps of all time. If we do not stop our fossil fuel addiction, now, in order to live, our research, technology, educational achievements mean nothing .	View
Corral , Norma	UC Los Angeles	Library	Other		View
Cozzitorto, Corinna	UC San Francisco	Ophthalmology	Student/Postdoc		View
Crabtree, Taylor	UC San Diego	Marine Biology	Student/Postdoc		View
Craffey, Brynn	UC San Diego	none	Other	As a retired UCSD staff member, I feel a strong moral obligation to divest the university's retirement funds from fossil fuels. I also think they're a high risk investment, and endanger my retirement.	View
Crocker, Daniel	UC San Diego	-	Student/Postdoc		View
Croker, Ben	UC San Diego	Pediatrics	Faculty		View
Culling, Emily	UC Berkeley	Sustainable Environmental Design	Student/Postdoc		View
Curry, Julia	N/A	Broadcast Journalism and Documentary	Student/Postdoc		View
Das, Sakti	UC Davis	Urology	Faculty	To prevent catastrophic climate change	View
Davis, Michael	UC Santa Barbara	Environmental studies	Student/Postdoc		View
Deak, Gedeon	UC San Diego	Cognitive Science	Faculty		View
Del Valle, Ivonne	UC Berkeley	Spanish and Portuguese	Faculty		View
DeLay, Brian	UC Berkeley	History	Faculty	Climate change is the great crisis of our time, and UC has an ethical obligation to lead by example.	View
DeLoughrey, Elizabeth	UC Los Angeles	English	Faculty		View
Derosier, Kate	UC San Francisco	Neuroscience Graduate Program	Student/Postdoc	We are in a climate emergency and must decarbonize the economy as quickly as possible. If an educated and principled organization like UC doesn't divest, what hope do we have of averting this crisis?	View
Devine, Scott	UC Davis	Land, Air, and Water Resources	Student/Postdoc	It's the right thing to do.	View
Diaconeasa, Mihai	UC Los Angeles	The B. John Garrick Institute for the Risk Sciences	Student/Postdoc		View
Disenhouse, Masada	N/A	NA	Community member (no relationship with UC)		View
Domingo, Maiele	UC San Diego	MAE	Student/Postdoc		View
Donjacour, Annemarie	UC San Francisco	Anatomy	Faculty	With climate change becoming more and more evident, costly and painful day by day, our university, the University of California, needs to participate in a just transition away from fossil fuels.!	View
Doyle-Jacobson, Samantha	UC Berkeley	Undecided	Student/Postdoc	Global warming bad	View
Drew, Jesse	UC Davis	Cinema and Digital Media	Faculty	Our university should take the lead on protecting our earth.	View
Dyer, Meredith	UC Santa Cruz	History of Art & Visual Culture	Staff	The University of California should not be contributing to global warming!	View
Eddebbar, Yassir	UC San Diego	Scripps Institution of Oceanography	Student/Postdoc	because it is part of UCSD's mission "to understand and protect the planet".	View
Einberger, Mathias	UC San Diego	none	Student/Postdoc		View
El-Tayeb, Fatima	UC San Diego	Literature/Ethnic Studies/Critical Gender Studies	Faculty		View
Elek, Oskar	UC Santa Cruz	Computational Media	Student/Postdoc	Power is where the money is, and vice versa. Also, and maybe more importantly, there's a symbolic message to this act - stronger than words alone.	View
Emigh, Rebecca Jean	UC Los Angeles	Sociology	Faculty		View
Evangelatou, Maria	UC Santa Cruz	History of Art and Visual Culture	Faculty	Climate change and other environmental crises are the biggest threat our planet faces at the moment. We need to take action to reverse the damage we have done before it becomes irreversible.	View
Evans, Ivan	UC San Diego	Sociology	Faculty		View
Evans, John	UC San Diego	Sociology	Faculty		View
Fabella, Krystl	UC San Diego	Management Science	Student/Postdoc	Students should not be financially complicit on works that go against sustainability and negatively impact our environment.	View
Fairbairn, Madeleine	UC Santa Cruz	Environmental Studies	Faculty		View
Fang, Justin	UC San Diego	Psychology	Student/Postdoc		View
Faruqui, Munis	UC Berkeley	South & Southeast Asian Studies	Faculty		View
Fernandes, Nicole	UC San Francisco	Neurology	Student/Postdoc		View

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