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Orhun Aydin, Graduate Student, Department of Energy Resources Engineering
Department of Energy Resources Engineering
Miguel Cruz, Graduate Student, Department of Geological & Environmental Sciences
Department of Geological & Environmental Sciences
Rebecca R. Hernandez, Graduate Student, Department of Environmental Earth System Science
Department of Environmental Earth System Science
Rebecca R. Hernandez is a doctoral student in the Department of Environmental Earth System Science and conducts research through the Department of Global Ecology at the Carnegie Institution for Science (Stanford, CA) under the advisement of Chris B. Field.
Tessaly Jen, Program Associate
Tessaly graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in Earth Systems in
2011 (oceans track). She is now pursuing a Master's degree in Earth
Systems with a focus on environmental education. Tessaly
co-coordinates Earth Systems 10 (Introduction to Earth Systems), teaches
EARTHSYS 10 class sections, and is a Teaching Assistant for the Earth
Systems Senior Seminar, EARTHSYS 210.
Adam Jost, Graduate Student, Department of Geological & Environmental Sciences
Department of Geological & Environmental Sciences
The end-Guadalupian extinction event; biogeochemical cycling; isotope geochemistry; evolution of body size
Owen Liu, Program Associate
Owen graduated with a Bachelor of Science degree in Earth Systems in 2011 (biosphere track). He is now pursuing a Master's degree in Earth Systems with a focus on environmental problem solving, modeling, behavior change, and sustainability in developing countries. Owen co-coordinates Earth Systems 10 (Introduction to Earth Systems), teaches EARTHSYS 10 class sections, and is a Teaching Assistant for the Earth Systems Senior Seminar, EARTHSYS 210.
Mollie Pettit, Graduate Student, Department of Geological & Environmental Sciences
Department of Geological & Environmental Sciences
Aaditya Satija, Graduate Student, Department of Energy Resources Engineering
Department of Energy Resources Engineering
Nik Sawe, PhD Student
Emmett Interdisciplinary Program in Environment & Resources
Nik Sawe investigates how information in environmental decision-making and risk perception routes through the brain using neuroeconomics techniques. He is interested in risk perception and its impact on philanthropy, and upstream of that, how framing effects, education, and semantics impact our environmental risk perception.
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