Our community
Meet our community
Meet some of the faculty, students, alumni, and staff who make up our growing community focused on deepening knowledge of Earth, climate, and society, and creating solutions to sustainability challenges.
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Steve Davis has taken an unconventional path from philosophy to Earth system science and research showing how decisions related to food, energy, and trade affect climate outcomes.
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When the school was founded in September 2022, it included a commitment to hire as many as 60 new faculty in critical areas of research. This fall, the school welcomed eight new faculty members who research behavioral science, decision-making, oceans, climate science, materials science, and more.
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Solomon Hsiang combines data science, natural science, and social science to answer key policy questions about climate change and other fundamentally global problems.
Exploring identities in our community
Diverse backgrounds, diverse experiences
This series illuminates how our many identities intersect with our work in the geosciences. Black, Indigenous, Latinx, LGBTQIA+, Asian American Pacific Islander, women, and other groups among faculty, staff, students, and alumni share their experiences.
- What does it mean to be Black in the geosciences?
- What role do religion/spirituality play in scientific pursuits?
- How does Indigeneity intersect with the geosciences?
- What does it mean to be Latinx in the geosciences?
- What does it mean to be Asian American in the geosciences?
- What does it mean to be a woman in the geosciences?
- Why discuss mental health in academia?
- Why center environmental justice in the geosciences?
- Why discuss disability in the geosciences?
Upcoming events
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Branner Library Monthly Book & Map Exhibit - Naturally Hazardous: Volcanoes
ExhibitionMitchell Earth Sciences -
Preparing for a Changing Climate Conference
Conference/SymposiumStanford Graduate School of Business -
Branner Library Monthly Book & Map Exhibit - Naturally Hazardous: Volcanoes
ExhibitionMitchell Earth Sciences