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Name	Campus	Department (or Major for students)	Position	Why I support the divestment memorial
Holl, Karen	UC Santa Cruz	Environmental Studies	Faculty		View
Emigh, Rebecca Jean	UC Los Angeles	Sociology	Faculty		View
Hong, Christine	UC Santa Cruz	Literature and Critical Race and Ethnic Studies	Faculty		View
Kroskrity, Paul	UC Los Angeles	Anthropology, American Indian Studies	Faculty	The right thing to do for our planet and our relationship to it.	View
Skenazy, Paul	UC Santa Cruz	Literature	Faculty		View
Jones, David Evan	UC Santa Cruz	Music	Faculty	To counteract global warming	View
Paten, Benedict	UC Santa Cruz	Biomolecular Engineering	Faculty		View
Howes, Carollee	UC Los Angeles	Education	Faculty		View
Ray, Sugata	UC Berkeley	History of Art	Faculty		View
Paik Schoenberg, Frederic	UC Los Angeles	Statistics	Faculty		View
Primack, Joel	UC Santa Cruz	Physics	Faculty	Better for Earth's future, and a better investment strategy	View
Del Valle, Ivonne	UC Berkeley	Spanish and Portuguese	Faculty		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
Cooper, Wade	UC Santa Cruz	Kresge College	Faculty		View
Tilly, Chris	UC Los Angeles	Urban Planning	Faculty	Interested in saving the earth.	View
Plann, Susan	UC Los Angeles	Chican@ Studies	Faculty	Because this is the only planet we have to live on.	View
Gray, Chris Hables	UC Santa Cruz	Crown College	Faculty	It is necessary and just.	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
Lloyd, David	UC Riverside	English	Faculty		View
Bierman, James	UC Santa Cruz	Theater Arts	Faculty		View
Porter, Eric	UC Santa Cruz	History/History of Consciousness	Faculty		View
Nash, Mark	UC Santa Cruz	Arts division	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
Parry, Kyle	UC Santa Cruz	History of Art and Visual Culture	Faculty		View
Cook, Elizabeth Heckendorn	UC Santa Barbara	English, and Comparative Literature	Faculty		View
Holdrege, Barbara	UC Santa Barbara	Religious Studies	Faculty		View
Shaffer, Chris	UC San Francisco	Library	Faculty		View
Lai, Andrew	UC San Francisco	Medicine	Faculty		View
Kishi, Donald	UC San Francisco	Clinical Pharmacy	Faculty	The clock is ticking on Global Warming	View
Arcilla, Lisa	UC San Francisco	Pediatric Cardiology	Faculty	Climate change is the single most pressing public health emergency for our children. As a pediatric cardiologist and mother, I must do everything I can to advocate for the world children will inherit.	View
Gibson, Margaret	UC Santa Cruz	Education	Faculty	I want to save our planet, and we need to do everything we can to do so.	View
Lewis, Cynthia	UC Santa Cruz	Education	Faculty		View
Sutton, Patrice	UC San Francisco	OBGYN&Reproductive Sciences	Faculty	Investing in the health of Californians means divesting from fossil fuels	View
Thackray, Varykina	UC San Diego	OB/GYN	Faculty		View
Kimberg, Leigh	UC San Francisco	Medicine	Faculty	The health of our planet and all life are completely interconnected; we have caused catastrophic destruction of life through the use of fossil fuels. Divestment works to create needed social change.	View
Church, Kellie	UC San Diego	OBGYN and Reproductive Sciences	Faculty		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
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
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
Walker, Caren	UC San Diego	Psychology	Faculty		View
Bolzendahl, Catherine	UC Irvine	Sociology	Faculty		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
Rosen, Christine	UC Berkeley	Haas School of Business	Faculty	The University of CA needs to use its financial clout as well as its reputation as a world class research and teaching institution to speed the world's transition to clean energy.	View
Smith, David A.	UC Irvine	Sociology	Faculty		View
Frank, David John	UC Irvine	Sociology	Faculty	Climate change.	View
Primus, Kristin	UC Berkeley	Philosophy	Faculty		View
Hsing, You-tien	UC Berkeley	Geography	Faculty		View
Rumbaut, Rubén G.	UC Irvine	Sociology	Faculty		View
Kazmi, Asma	UC Berkeley	Art Practice	Faculty		View

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