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Name	Campus	Department (or Major for students)	Position	Why I support the divestment memorial
Little, Emily	UC San Diego	Psychology	Student/Postdoc		View
Jhala, Ranjit	UC San Diego	CSE	Faculty	Because its high time the UC put its money behind better causes.	View
Bergen, Ben	UC San Diego	Cognitive Science	Faculty		View
Moretti, Janina	UC San Diego	Biochemistry	Alumnus		View
Lao, Rowuena	UC San Diego	Environmental Engineering	Student/Postdoc		View
Müller, Ulrich	UC San Diego	Chemistry & Biochemistry	Faculty	Because global warming appears to be the most important threat facing humanity over the next few hundred years.	View
Wong, Mackenzie	UC San Diego	Environmental Systems- Earth Sciences	Student/Postdoc		View
Akbany, Saakib	UC San Diego	Environmental Engineering	Student/Postdoc	Fossil fuels are undeniably causing destruction to the environment as a whole, but we have finally reached a point where alternative energy is a viable option. Divestment means moving into the future.	View
Bontempi, Rachel	UC San Diego	Literatures in English	Student/Postdoc	We, as students, have a right to approve of where our money is going. It's 2016, green energy is possible and accessible. It's time we utilized it.	View
Hosch, Katie	UC San Diego	Urban Studies and Planning	Student/Postdoc		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
Zhao, Rachel	UC San Diego	International Studies	Student/Postdoc		View
Munguia, Matthew	UC San Diego	Applied Mathematics	Student/Postdoc		View
Kunselman , Emily	UC San Diego	Marine Biology	Student/Postdoc		View
Teranes, Jane	UC San Diego	Scripps Institution of Oceanography	Faculty	To avoid the worst impacts of climate change, we need to keep the majority of the remaining fossil fuels in the ground. This is the time to divest from fossil fuel companies.	View
Rosales, Marsha	UC San Diego	Visual Arts	Student/Postdoc		View
Andersen, Madelin	UC San Diego	Marine Biology	Student/Postdoc		View
Schlossberg, Sarah	UC San Diego	Chemical Engineering	Student/Postdoc		View
Heifetz, Ruth	UC San Diego	Family Medicine and Public Health	Faculty	To save the planet! The only way we can attempt to diminish the most dangerous impacts of climate change.	View
migala, henri	UC San Diego	International House	Staff	It's the right thing to do!	View
McManus, Nick	UC San Diego	Biochemistry & Cell Biology	Student/Postdoc	It's absurd to keep investing in an industry with an economically and environmentally unsustainable future. This is a tangible way to make an impact on our society.	View
Pollock, Mica	UC San Diego	Education Studies	Faculty	Because UCSD seeks to understand and protect the planet.	View
Stegman, Dave	UC San Diego	Scripps Institution of Oceanography	Faculty	Why continue to concentrate wealth and power into the hands of those who have proven to be irresponsible stewards of our planet?	View
Seger, Kerri	UC San Diego	SIO	Student/Postdoc		View
Saier, Milton	UC San Diego	MolecularBiology	Faculty	There are strong moral and economic reasons to divest. Morally, we should not be supporting companies that contribute to global warming, and we should invest in companies that will make a profit.	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
McCormack, Maureen	UC San Diego	SIO	Staff		View
Robinson, Kim Stanley	UC San Diego	Literature	Alumnus	We need to make four-fifths of the identified fossil fuels on the planet "stranded assets" by never burning them. This is a good contribution to that crucial action.	View
Medrano Soto, Luis Arturo	UC San Diego	MolecularBiology	Staff	We have the responsibility to take care of our planet, and fossil fuels are creating havoc. There's a lot more that should be done, but this is a huge step in the right direction.	View
Ma, Ethan	UC San Diego	USP	Student/Postdoc		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
Lewis, Leslie	UC San Diego	Urban Studies & Planning	Faculty	BC there is every reason TO divest (equity & justice, greater likelihood of a livable planet for the generations to come, & a blow against the democracy-corroding wealth&power of fossil fuel companies	View
Le, Annie	UC San Diego	Human Biology	Alumnus	My education and campus involvement shaped my commitment to building a more socially and environmentally just world. Divesting from extractive, polluting coal, oil, and natural gas is the right step.	View
Johnson, Eric	UC San Diego	History	Student/Postdoc	Carbon based fuels are not sustainable and their consumption in vehicles contribute to the deterioration of human health throughout the world.	View
Torrez, Cassandra	UC San Diego	Psychology	Student/Postdoc		View
Swann, Nicole	UC San Diego	Neurosciences	Alumnus		View
Deak, Gedeon	UC San Diego	Cognitive Science	Faculty		View
Mukamel, Eran	UC San Diego	Cognitive Science	Faculty		View
Aron, Adam	UC San Diego	Psychology	Faculty	Divestment of the UC endowment of fossil fuels will be an important moral victory in keeping with hundreds of other institutions and large cities such as New York	View
orlofsky, susan	UC San Diego	Family Medicine and Public Health	Staff	UC should be a leader in solving our climate challenges; divesting is a step in the right direction.	View
Crabtree, Taylor	UC San Diego	Marine Biology	Student/Postdoc		View
Hadley, Allison	UC San Diego	Psychiatry	Faculty		View
Greenhouse, Ian	UC San Diego	Psychology	Alumnus		View
Sprintall, Janet	UC San Diego	SIO	Other		View
Labbe Bellas, Rachel	UC San Diego	MBRD	Staff	I want to see UCSD campus advance more on their sustainable energy and practices.	View
El-Tayeb, Fatima	UC San Diego	Literature/Ethnic Studies/Critical Gender Studies	Faculty		View
Kesner, Dave	UC San Diego	Library/DLDP	Staff	The correlation between the burning of fossil fuels and climate change is undeniable and considered settled science. UC must do its part to alleviate the burden being placed on our planet.	View
Ma, Stephen	UC San Diego	Medicine	Staff	Investing in nonrenewable energy sources is unsustainable and jeopardizes the long-term stability of our time on Earth. We must seek out newer and cleaner alternative forms of energy to persist.	View
O'Connell, Ryan	UC San Diego	Moores cancer center	Staff	better for the environment	View
Tsai, Sophia	UC San Diego	Academic Enrichment Programs	Staff	I'd rather support change towards the greater good of our planet, than staying with the old ways. Invest in new clean energy alternatives instead. They need all the support they can get right now.	View

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