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Name	Campus	Department (or Major for students)	Position	Why I support the divestment memorial
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
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
Botto, Nina	UC San Francisco	Dermatology	Faculty	Who among us would not!?	View
Kellner, Joseph	UC Berkeley	History	Faculty	What choice do we have? If UC Berkeley can't divest, then we're all screwed.	View
Nordahl, Thomas	UC Davis	Psychiatry & Behavioral Sciences	Faculty	We, the University, can set an example of restricting carbon emissions into the environment.	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
Skoog, Emma	UC Davis	Center for Comparative Medicine	Student/Postdoc	We who are at the fore front of research and new discoveries should not rely and support old technologies that harm our environment when much better options are available.	View
Nesci, Catherine	UC Santa Barbara	French and Italian	Faculty	We should support renewable energy and not those that pollute and endanger our planet, and hurt other people.	View
Wladecki, Hannah	UC San Diego	Institute for Genomic Medicine	Staff	We need to stop global warming. This is a step in the right direction.	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
Strings, Sabrina	UC San Diego	Sociology	Faculty	We need to make climate change a priority.	View
perlman, janet	UC San Francisco	pediatrics	Faculty	we need to everything we can to support climate change and this is one thing we can do...and there is a whole lot more!	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
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
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
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
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
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
Kokinis, Troy	UC San Diego	History	Student/Postdoc	We must fight the neo-liberalization of the university with all of our hearts!	View
Hoenicke, Sarah	UC Irvine	Comparative Literature	Student/Postdoc	We must divorce ourselves and our institutions from fossil fuels!	View
Hanson, Kristin	UC Berkeley	English	Faculty	We know that extraction and use of fossil fuels is destroying life as we know it on our planet; financial support of either is therefore in conflict with the university's mission "to serve society.."	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
Joshi, Ankita	UC Berkeley	Engineering and Public Policy	Student/Postdoc	We cannot wait longer to decarbonize our economy / society. The longer we wait, the more difficult it will get to combat the effects on our communities and our planet.	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
Margot, Jean-Luc	UC Los Angeles	Earth, Planetary, and Space Sciences	Faculty	Urgent action on curbing greenhouse gas emissions is needed.	View
Howard, Carin	N/A	none	Community member (no relationship with UC)	Ultimately:Survival of Human Species	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
Goldman, Robert	UC Berkeley	DSSEAS	Faculty	UC needs to be a leader in efforts to combat carbon induced climate change.	View
Young , Chelsea	UC San Francisco	Psychiatry	Student/Postdoc	UC must be on the right side of history	View
Warren, James	UC Los Angeles	Biology	Alumnus	UC is a global leader and mus lead in the climate crisis	View
Gruber, Valerie	UC San Francisco	Psychiatry	Faculty	UC and its faculty and staff are committed to health equity. Pollution disproportionately falls on vulnerable communities. Our actions and investments need to be aligned with our values and evidence.	View
Rajagopal, Deepak	UC Los Angeles	IoES	Faculty	Today we are not only at a critical juncture environmentally but at unique point in time where renewable energy plus battery storage has become cheaper than fossil fuels in large parts of the US.	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
Park, Jae Wan	UC Davis	Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering	Faculty	to save the earth!	View
Chandler, Bailee	UC San Diego	Literature	Student/Postdoc	To save our planet & switch to more ethical forms of energy.	View
Das, Sakti	UC Davis	Urology	Faculty	To prevent catastrophic climate change	View
Rice, Robert	UC Davis	Environmental Toxicology	Faculty	To help turn the tide of public opinion toward supporting action to lessen climate change	View
Jones, David Evan	UC Santa Cruz	Music	Faculty	To counteract global warming	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
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
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
Gangaram, Balram	UC San Francisco	Pediatrics/genetics	Other	This is something concrete that we can do to help protect our planet. It is awesome to be part of an organization that even thinks about doing something like this!	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
Hernandez, Leslie	UC Santa Barbara	Global Studies	Student/Postdoc	These corporations don't care that the carbon emissions they produce will continue to harm the environment. Do not go gentle into that good night. Rage, rage against the dying of the light.	View
Toor, Navtej	UC San Diego	Chemistry and Biochemistry	Faculty	There is now extensive research (published in prestigious journals such Nature Climate Change) to indicate that fossil fuel investments will become stranded assets due to competing renewable energy.	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
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
Dyer, Meredith	UC Santa Cruz	History of Art & Visual Culture	Staff	The University of California should not be contributing to global warming!	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
Neelin, David	UC Los Angeles	Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences	Faculty	The University of California has lead the understanding the dangers of climate change for decades. As the need for a solution grows more urgent, it is natural for UC to step up through this action.	View

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