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Name	Campus	Department (or Major for students)	Position	Why I support the divestment memorial
Harding, David	UC Berkeley	Sociology	Faculty		View
Shoptaw, John	UC Berkeley	English	Faculty	Next spring I'll be teaching a research seminar in Ecopoetry (English 190). I want to be able to tell my students, whose future is at stake, that UC has begun divesting from fossil fuels.	View
Nieri, Tanya	UC Riverside	Sociology	Faculty		View
Drew, Jesse	UC Davis	Cinema and Digital Media	Faculty	Our university should take the lead on protecting our earth.	View
Segal, Mark	UC San Francisco	Epidemiology and Biostatistics	Faculty		View
Urban, Michael	UC Santa Cruz	Politics	Faculty	In order to save the planet.	View
Weber, Elisabeth	UC Santa Barbara	Germanic and Slavic	Faculty		View
Perlstein, Daniel	UC Berkeley	Graduate School of Education	Faculty		View
Lu, Flora	UC Santa Cruz	Environmental Studies	Faculty		View
Rogaway, Phillip	UC Davis	Computer Science	Faculty		View
Benner, Chris	UC Santa Cruz	Environmental Studies and Sociology	Faculty	We need to dramatically reduce our fossil fuel usage, and fast. Lots of international experience with divestment shows that this can be an effective way of contributing to the broader movement.	View
Traweek, Sharon	UC Los Angeles	Gender Studies	Faculty	Overdue	View
Walker, Janet	UC Santa Barbara	Film and Media Studies	Faculty		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
Keilen, Sean	UC Santa Cruz	Literature	Faculty		View
Gutierrez, Andrew Paul	UC Berkeley	ESPM	Faculty	I see the effects of climate change in much of the research I continue to do. We need to stop the madness of fossil fuels -- it time has passed.	View
Fogu, Claudio	UC Santa Barbara	French and Italian	Faculty		View
Terada, Rei	UC Irvine	Comparative Literature	Faculty		View
Morello-Frosch, Rachel	UC Berkeley	Public Health and Env. Sci, Policy and Mgt	Faculty		View
Thorne, Avril	UC Santa Cruz	Psychology	Faculty		View
Bellare, Mihir	UC San Diego	CSE	Faculty		View
GOULD, DEBORAH	UC Santa Cruz	Sociology	Faculty		View
Evans, Ivan	UC San Diego	Sociology	Faculty		View
Rissman, Jesse	UC Los Angeles	Psychology	Faculty		View
Moraga, Cherrie	UC Santa Barbara	English	Faculty	Only through divestment will transnationals suffer the financial loss forcing them to support alternate programs. With divested monies future alternate energy solutions can be developed.	View
Jue, Melody	UC Santa Barbara	English	Faculty	It is important to me that UC refuse to tie its economic future to the oil industry. It would be far better for UC to invest in green technologies, among other humane investments.	View
Lopez-Calvo, Ignacio	UC Merced	Literature	Faculty		View
Weld, Sara Pankenier	UC Santa Barbara	Germanic and Slavic Studies	Faculty	We need climate action now and the UCs and California can and should help show the way.	View
McCalmont, Tim	UC San Francisco	Pathology	Faculty	Climate change and all pollution, including carbon pollution, represents the greatest threat to human existence, and divestment represents a powerful tool for conversion to ecological stability.	View
Mathes, Erin	UC San Francisco	Dermatology	Faculty		View
Carlson, Julie	UC Santa Barbara	English	Faculty		View
Margot, Jean-Luc	UC Los Angeles	Earth, Planetary, and Space Sciences	Faculty	Urgent action on curbing greenhouse gas emissions is needed.	View
Lang, Ursula	UC San Francisco	Pathology	Faculty		View
Appel, Hannah	UC Los Angeles	Anthropology and Global Studies	Faculty	The current limited paradigm of economic growth - also known as hydrocarbon capitalism - has put our planet into great and perhaps irreversible peril. Divestment is a small step in the right direction	View
DeLoughrey, Elizabeth	UC Los Angeles	English	Faculty		View
Smarr, Janet	UC San Diego	Theatre & Dance	Faculty	As a research university seeking to create and apply knowledge for the good of society, we should not be investing counter to our values and goals. The science is clear and the danger is urgent.	View
Abuabara, Katrina	UC San Francisco	Dermatology	Faculty		View
Roxworthy, Emily	UC San Diego	Theatre and Dance	Faculty	So UC leads the country in saving our planet	View
Wheeler, Stephen	UC Davis	Human Ecology	Faculty	The climate crisis--and the sustainability crisis more generally--is the growth challenge of our time.	View
Carlip, Steven	UC Davis	Physics	Faculty	I have children. The world we leave them matters.	View
Fornazzari, Alessandro	UC Riverside	Hispanic Studies	Faculty		View
Brinkley, Catherine	UC Davis	Human Ecology	Faculty	My research has focused on countries that have been able to decouple GDP from GHG. The UCs are on track to do that and their investments should spur a low-carbon future beyond the campus.	View
Fairbairn, Madeleine	UC Santa Cruz	Environmental Studies	Faculty		View
LONDON, JONATHAN	UC Davis	Human Ecology	Faculty	This is the moral and existential challenge of our time. UC can and should be a leader in this effort.	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
Kok, Jasper	UC Los Angeles	Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences	Faculty		View
Siana, Brian	UC Riverside	Physics and Astronomy	Faculty	Climate change is a global emergency requiring action on many fronts - policy, technology, education. One action is to restrict funds from the entities promoting continued fossil fuel combustion.	View
Bakovic, Eric	UC San Diego	Linguistics	Faculty		View
reinarman, craig	UC Santa Cruz	Sociology	Faculty		View
Cattelino, Jessica	UC Los Angeles	Anthropology	Faculty		View

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