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Name	Campus	Department (or Major for students)	Position	Why I support the divestment memorial
Saha, Poulomi	UC Berkeley	English	Faculty		View
Horwitz, Robert	UC San Diego	Communication	Faculty		View
Wehrheim, Katrin	UC Berkeley	Mathematics	Faculty	it's 2019 and a climate emergency	View
Gorman, Michael	UC San Diego	Psychology	Faculty		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
Faruqui, Munis	UC Berkeley	South & Southeast Asian Studies	Faculty		View
Stucky, Galen	UC Santa Barbara	Chemistry & Biochemistry, Materials	Faculty	might gain a few more days	View
Schweik, Susan	UC Berkeley	English	Faculty		View
wienhausen, gabriele	UC San Diego	Cell & Developmental Biology	Faculty	because now is the time to act to save planet earth for our children and grandchildren.	View
Geschwind, Michael	UC San Francisco	Neurology	Faculty	Have to prevent future global warning. Decreasing use of fossil fuels is better for the environment and health	View
Wong, Eric	UC San Diego	Radiology	Faculty	I support sending a clear message that fossil fuels are detrimental to our future.	View
Stoermer, Viola	UC San Diego	Psychology	Faculty		View
Aschbacher, Kirstin	UC San Francisco	Medicine	Faculty	I have two children, whom I love more than convenience. I think we should all come to grips with the fact that if we don't act, the consequences will be deeply horrific.	View
Das, Sakti	UC Davis	Urology	Faculty	To prevent catastrophic climate change	View
Green, Shulamite	UC Los Angeles	Psychiatry	Faculty	Money is currently one of the most powerful ways to affect climate change - we desperately need to make it more expensive to burn fossil fuels and the UC divesting from the worst offenders will help.	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
Mackil, Emily	UC Berkeley	History	Faculty		View
DeLay, Brian	UC Berkeley	History	Faculty	Climate change is the great crisis of our time, and UC has an ethical obligation to lead by example.	View
Mishra, Jyoti	UC San Diego	Psychiatry	Faculty	It is imperative for us to do all we can to save the planet!	View
Stone, James	N/A	Geography & Political Science	Faculty	Because as David Wallace Wells makes abundantly clear in "The Uninhabitable Earth" we are facing the prospect of a climate catastrophe by the latter half of this century.	View
Anderson, Qin-Hong	UC San Diego	Chinese Studies	Faculty	because our time is running out.	View
Croker, Ben	UC San Diego	Pediatrics	Faculty		View
Ritterbusch, Amy	UC Los Angeles	Department of Social Welfare	Faculty		View
Rice, Robert	UC Davis	Environmental Toxicology	Faculty	To help turn the tide of public opinion toward supporting action to lessen climate change	View
Ranney, Michael	UC Berkeley	Education	Faculty		View
Abrahamson, Dor	UC Berkeley	Graduate School of Education	Faculty	For the future of my children.	View
Longo, Marjorie	UC Davis	Chemical engineering	Faculty	Climate change and pollution concerns	View
Hochschild, Arlie Russell	UC Berkeley	Emerita	Faculty		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
Lisovsky, Karl	UC Los Angeles	Writing Programs	Faculty	For "our children's children's children" (as the Moody Blues so eloquently put it).	View
Wolff, Goetz	UC Los Angeles	Urban Planning	Faculty	It is essential that we, as an institution, address climate change	View
Urbanic, James	UC San Diego	Radiation Medicine and Applied Sciences	Faculty	Climate change is real and we need to stop supporting energy sources that are contributing to it......	View
Moretti, Janina	UC San Diego	Biochemistry	Alumnus		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
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
Swann, Nicole	UC San Diego	Neurosciences	Alumnus		View
Greenhouse, Ian	UC San Diego	Psychology	Alumnus		View
Newman, Thomas	UC San Diego	School of Medicine, 1980	Alumnus	Divesting is the morally and financially sound choice.	View
Wildberger, Kevin	UC San Diego	Masters in education	Alumnus	Climate change is an emergency. Researchers at UCSD and The Scripps Institute know this very well. Not divesting completely from fossil fuels is hypocrisy, and complacency and what is to come.	View
Maddox, Diane	UC Santa Barbara	Spanish	Alumnus	I want my daughters and all species to have a future.	View
Golden, KC	UC Berkeley	Social Science field major	Alumnus	Either the fossil fuel industry emails profitable or humanity preserves some meaningful chance of a decent future. Not both. UC must get onside with the latter	View
Pollak, Roger	UC Berkeley	Conservation and Resource Studies	Alumnus		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
Hume, Suzanne	UC San Diego	Education. I received my reading specialist credential through education extension at UCSD	Alumnus	Divesting in the fossil fuels is the right thing to do! Over 7 million people each year die because of air pollution. Over 330,000 children are diagnosed in the United States each year with asthma.	View
Young, Nadine	UC Berkeley	Sociology	Alumnus	I fight for action on the climate emergency in every way I can. I do it for my children and grandchildren, and all children.	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
Picker, Jake	UC Santa Barbara	Feminist studies	Alumnus	Climate change is going to be a literal apocalypse. Time to make big changes yesterday	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
Willis, Eliana	UC Santa Cruz	Environmental Studies	Alumnus	I want to live in a habitable planet and be able to grow old and raise children. This cannot happen if we continue to use and invest in Fossil Fuels. Divest now!	View

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