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Name	Campus	Department (or Major for students)	Position	Why I support the divestment memorial
Young , Chelsea	UC San Francisco	Psychiatry	Student/Postdoc	UC must be on the right side of history	View
Sutton, Patrice	UC San Francisco	OBGYN&Reproductive Sciences	Faculty	Investing in the health of Californians means divesting from fossil fuels	View
Lindtzie, Wandralee	UC San Francisco	CECP	Staff	Good for the planet. Good for our endowment security. Good for our students.	View
Zorn, Manfred	UC San Francisco	CECP	Staff		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
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
BezansonPhD, David	UC San Francisco	Division of General Internal Medicine	Staff	Environmental and public health for current and future generations of all species. There are thousands of investments that are fossil free and have comparable profit potential, e.g. renewables.	View
Hendlin, Yogi	UC San Francisco	Medicine	Staff		View
Salome, Mary	UC San Francisco	Medicine	Staff	I want to do everything I can to change the current course of climate change, and create a livable future for all of us who make our home on this 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
mcclelland, sean	UC San Francisco	library	Staff	It's a no-brainer. I didn't even know we were investing in that way. We should lead by example, as we often do in other areas. Strongly support.	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
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
Coates, Sarah	UC San Francisco	Dermatology	Other	Climate change is the most important threat to public health in the 21st century, and the university should be doing everything that it can to address this issue by divesting from these companies.	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
Cozzitorto, Corinna	UC San Francisco	Ophthalmology	Student/Postdoc		View
Brown, David	UC San Francisco	Pharmaceutical Chemistry	Student/Postdoc	I believe it equality, efficiency and legacy	View
pittolo, silvia	UC San Francisco	Biochem & Biophys	Student/Postdoc	It is a shame for a public, non-profit entity such as UCSF to be hypocritical on green energy: publicly advertising its zero-waste efforts, and beneath the surface investing in "dirty" energies..	View
Penilla, Carlos	UC San Francisco	Pediatrics	Student/Postdoc	Divestment will help deal with climate change.	View
Fernandes, Nicole	UC San Francisco	Neurology	Student/Postdoc		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
Ferreira, Leonardo	UC San Francisco	Surgery	Student/Postdoc		View
Thompson-Lastad, Ariana	UC San Francisco	Osher Center for Integrative Medicine	Student/Postdoc		View
cambier, danielle	UC San Francisco	Housing	Staff		View
Barrett, Karen	UC San Francisco	Otolaryngology-Head and Neck Surgery	Student/Postdoc		View
Steen, Aaron	UC San Francisco	Dermatology	Other		View
Metcalf, Kevin	UC San Francisco	Anatomy	Student/Postdoc	For a healthy planet!	View
Branaman, pamela	UC San Francisco	Pediatrics -ZSFG	Staff	It is imperative for our planet that we discontinue the use of fossil fuels as early as possible, as well as preserving future endowments to UC	View
Laslavic, Kenneth	UC San Francisco	Academic Senate	Staff	Climate change is the most pressing issue of my generation. It is at the intersection of environmental, economic, health, and social justice and demands bold policy solutions.	View
Williams, Emily	UC Santa Barbara	Geography	Student/Postdoc		View
Maddox, Diane	UC Santa Barbara	Spanish	Alumnus	I want my daughters and all species to have a future.	View
Albanese, Catherine L	UC Santa Barbara	Religious Studies	Faculty	Our planet is in peril, and we must do everything feasible to lessen our carbon footprint. Climate change cannot be wished away without effective action.	View
Weber, Elisabeth	UC Santa Barbara	Germanic and Slavic	Faculty		View
Walker, Janet	UC Santa Barbara	Film and Media Studies	Faculty		View
Fogu, Claudio	UC Santa Barbara	French and Italian	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
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
Carlson, Julie	UC Santa Barbara	English	Faculty		View
Stokes, Leah	UC Santa Barbara	Political Science	Faculty		View
Snyder, Jon	UC Santa Barbara	French and Italian	Faculty		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
Marcuse, Harold	UC Santa Barbara	History	Faculty	Fossils fuels must stay in the ground, divesting from their extraction is one way to pressure policy-makers and the industry to make that happen.	View
Cook, Elizabeth Heckendorn	UC Santa Barbara	English, and Comparative Literature	Faculty		View
Holdrege, Barbara	UC Santa Barbara	Religious Studies	Faculty		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
Stucky, Galen	UC Santa Barbara	Chemistry & Biochemistry, Materials	Faculty	might gain a few more days	View
Williams, David	UC Santa Barbara	Bren School	Student/Postdoc	Climate change is the greatest challenge of our time. If organisations like UC don't tackle it, then who will? We need to show leadership.	View

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