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Annika

Annika Alexander-Ozinskas, Earth Systems Student Advisor

Earth Systems Program

Annika is an Earth Systems coterm whose curriculum focuses on soil science and its agricultural applications.  As an undergraduate, she was initially an international relations major but switched to Earth Systems during her junior year (anthrosphere track).  Annika is a member of the Kappa Kappa Gamma sorority, was a member of the Stanford field hockey team, and was a member of Students for a Sustainable Stanford.  She also tutored with EPATT and FFEd, worked on the Stanford Farm Project, lived in several co-ops, and received a Woods Institute for the Environment grant to do research in Peru.  Prior to starting her coterminal MS degree, Annika took one year off to work as a teaching fellow at the Maine Coast Semester School and to lead wilderness trips in Maine.


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Tiffany Dao, Earth Systems Student Advisor

Earth Systems Program

Tiffany is an Earth Systems coterm whose curriculum focuses on food policy and sustainable development.  As an undergraduate, she majored in Human Biology. Tiffany was a member of the Stanford Rowing Team (she was the coxswain) and is a member of Stanford Glean. Tiffany participated in the Bing Stanford in Washington Program (BSIW), where she was able to intern with the Office of the Surgeon General.  She is now a peer advisor for the BSIW program. Tiffany also pasticipated in a Bing Overseas Seminar in Italy, France, and Switzerland with professor Page Chamberlain.  She had the opportunity to work on the hill in a senator's office and to participate in the Stanford GSB Summer Institute for General Management.


Mike Delgado

Mike Delgado, Earth Systems Student Advisor

Earth Systems Program

Mike is an Earth Systems coterm student whose curriculum focuses on energy economics and modeling.  Mike declared Earth Systems as a senior (he started out as a Civil and Environmental Engineering major).  He worked in a Department of Energy lab, was a Stanford Ski Team member, and was a Green Dorm member.   He is currently performing research with the Precourt Energy Efficiency Center.  Mike also took a year off to take classes elsewhere and complete an internship on the environmental impacts of a natural gas pipeline.


Pasha Feinberg

Pasha Feinberg, Earth Systems Student Advisor

Earth Systems Program

Pasha is an Earth Systems coterm student whose curriculum focuses on human interactions with the environment and ecosystem services.  Her undergraduate track was Biosphere.  As an undergraduate, Pasha traveled to Mexico, Australia (Bing Overseas Studies Program), and Africa.  She also applied for and received a VPUE summer research grant and an Earth Systems UPS grant.  She was also a dorm RA, volunteered for GeoKids, and worked for Environmental Defense Fund.  Pasha was a math major before she decided to declare Earth Systems.    


Ian Montgomery

Ian Montgomery, Earth Systems Student Advisor

Earth Systems Program

Ian is an Earth Systems senior (his track is anthrosphere).  Ian studied at Hopkins Marine Station, as well as in Madrid through the Bing Overseas Studies Program.  Last summer he participated in a voyage to find shipwrecks in the Black Sea; two summers ago he kayaked from Monterey to San Diego.  He is a fraternity member (Kappa Alpha), a surf club member, and tutored for EPATT.  Ian also participated in Stanford Sophomore College and did research with the Stanford Lane Center for the American West.


Elif Tasar, Earth Systems Student Advisor

Earth Systems Program

Elif is an Earth Systems senior (land systems track) who is also minoring in Latin American Studies.  She is involved with the Redwood backpacking club and knows all about co-op life. She has applied for (and received) a VPUE grant, an Earth Systems UPS grant, and a Woods Institute for the Environment grant.  She was able to perform research in Chile thanks to the VPUE grant.  Elif also worked for the Stanford Management Company and participated in Sophomore College.