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Name	Campus	Department (or Major for students)	Position	Why I support the divestment memorial
Anderson, Qin-Hong	UC San Diego	Chinese Studies	Faculty	because our time is running out.	View
Drew, Jesse	UC Davis	Cinema and Digital Media	Faculty	Our university should take the lead on protecting our earth.	View
Kishi, Donald	UC San Francisco	Clinical Pharmacy	Faculty	The clock is ticking on Global Warming	View
Bergen, Ben	UC San Diego	Cognitive Science	Faculty		View
Deak, Gedeon	UC San Diego	Cognitive Science	Faculty		View
Mukamel, Eran	UC San Diego	Cognitive Science	Faculty		View
Wu, Hannah	UC San Diego	Cognitive Science	Student/Postdoc	Because UCSD should be able to be proud of its sustainability initiative. Because caring for the environment is the future, and innovation is what UCSD should be about.	View
Horwitz, Robert	UC San Diego	Communication	Faculty		View
Halifax, Elizabeth	UC San Francisco	Community Health Systems	Staff	We must support action to slow climate change and divestment is one of the most effective ways to show our support for a sustainable future for generations to come.	View
Sheehan Orchard, Katharine	UC Santa Cruz	Community Studies	Alumnus	We need a just transition away from a fossil fuel economy to community led solutions to climate change!	View
Landman, Miriam	UC Santa Cruz	Community Studies	Alumnus	Not only is divesting from all fossil fuel funds the morally right thing to do (to try to prevent the suffering/extinction of humans and other species), but it's the financially smart thing to do.	View
Terada, Rei	UC Irvine	Comparative Literature	Faculty		View
Hoenicke, Sarah	UC Irvine	Comparative Literature	Student/Postdoc	We must divorce ourselves and our institutions from fossil fuels!	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
Kung, Marilyn	UC Davis	Computer Engineering	Student/Postdoc		View
Rogaway, Phillip	UC Davis	Computer Science	Faculty		View
Awni, Alia	UC San Diego	Computer Science	Student/Postdoc		View
Nair, Sathvik	UC Berkeley	Computer Science, Cognitive Science	Student/Postdoc	In order to truly ensure that UC leads the way in researching the mitigation of climate change, it must refuse to accept money from corporate donors furthering the problem.	View
Kupsh, Dylan	UC Santa Barbara	Computer Science, Sociology	Student/Postdoc	I think our investments make an impact. We should have investments which reflect our campus communities. The destruction of the earth is not a value shared by our university community.	View
Pollak, Roger	UC Berkeley	Conservation and Resource Studies	Alumnus		View
Gauthier, Tess	UC Berkeley	Conservation and Resource Studies	Student/Postdoc	I support the divestment memorial because I believe every person and life has a right to a clean and healthy world now and in the future. University of California must help lead the way!	View
Hoage, Ariel	UC Berkeley	Conservation and Resource Studies	Student/Postdoc		View
Gray, Chris Hables	UC Santa Cruz	Crown College	Faculty	It is necessary and just.	View
Jhala, Ranjit	UC San Diego	CSE	Faculty	Because its high time the UC put its money behind better causes.	View
Bellare, Mihir	UC San Diego	CSE	Faculty		View
Williamson, Bennett	UC Santa Cruz	DANM / AGPM	Staff	This is a simple way for the UC to make a big social and financial statement about its' commitment to environmental justice and the future of our state.	View
Martin, Michael	UC San Francisco	Department of Epidemiology & Biostatistics	Faculty	Every person and every organization needs to do everything possible to avoid catastrophic effects from climate change. This divestment is consistent with that approach.	View
Ritterbusch, Amy	UC Los Angeles	Department of Social Welfare	Faculty		View
Richbourg, Heather	UC San Francisco	Dept of Orthopedic Surgery	Student/Postdoc	We must invest in saving our planet, and there are no excuses for not fully investing our energy need and money in renewable resources.	View
Mathes, Erin	UC San Francisco	Dermatology	Faculty		View
Abuabara, Katrina	UC San Francisco	Dermatology	Faculty		View
Botto, Nina	UC San Francisco	Dermatology	Faculty	Who among us would not!?	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
Steen, Aaron	UC San Francisco	Dermatology	Other		View
Williams, Mary	UC San Francisco	Dermatology and Pediatrics	Faculty	Climate change is the most profound threat of our time to health and well-being. The University, as architect of the future, has a moral obligation to divest.	View
Shrayber, Ilya	UC Davis	Design	Student/Postdoc	not a lot of dinosaurs left	View
Ungerleider, John	UC Berkeley	Development Studies	Alumnus	It's the right thing, for Berkeley to be a climate leader. I learned about global warming in class at Cal in 1979! Ouch. And what have we done about it since then?	View
BezansonPhD, David	UC San Francisco	Division of General Internal Medicine	Staff	Environmental and public health for current and future generations of all species. There are thousands of investments that are fossil free and have comparable profit potential, e.g. renewables.	View
Moore, Jim	UC Santa Cruz	Division of Graduate Students	Staff	The University of California is a world leader in innovation and solving global problems, and Global Warming / Anthropogenic Climate Disruption is a problem that needs our innovation and leadership.	View
Goldman, Robert	UC Berkeley	DSSEAS	Faculty	UC needs to be a leader in efforts to combat carbon induced climate change.	View
Romps, David	UC Berkeley	Earth and Planetary Science	Faculty		View
Sloat, Lindsey	UC Irvine	Earth Systems Science	Student/Postdoc		View
Margot, Jean-Luc	UC Los Angeles	Earth, Planetary, and Space Sciences	Faculty	Urgent action on curbing greenhouse gas emissions is needed.	View
Artes, Juan	UC Davis	ECE	Student/Postdoc		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
Zavaleta, Erika	UC Santa Cruz	Ecology and Evolutionary Biology	Faculty	The University of California system has always been an innovative leader. As the largest university system in the world, its actions like this set an example for others. Time to stop climate change.	View
Kleinhesselink, Andrew	UC Los Angeles	Ecology and Evolutionary Biology	Student/Postdoc	It's simple! Each cent that UC invests in fossil fuels is an endorsement of future CO2 emissions and future climate disasters for California and world. $ TALKS!	View
Turba, Rachel	UC Los Angeles	Ecology and Evolutionary Biology	Student/Postdoc		View
Brown, Clair	UC Berkeley	Economics	Faculty	Investing in fossil fuel assets is financially risky and also unethical. We must care for the planet as well as care about our pension fund. Divestment does both.	View
Howes, Carollee	UC Los Angeles	Education	Faculty		View

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