Ph.D. in Environment and Sustainability

Current Ph.D. Students

Naomi Adams

Understanding the relationships between soil health and collective well being in urban environments

Emma Barnosky

Environmental decision making & theories of societal change

Chedeya Brown

Investigating dual-use solar initiatives and renewable energy policy and implementation through an environmental justice lens

Gabriela Carr

Improving urbanized coastlines to be resilient marine habitat

Angela Chen

Behavioral operations and decision-making in supply chain sustainability management

Jared Coffelt

Assessing the socioeconomic drivers and outcomes of the implementation and use of sustainable infrastructure

Robert Cudd

Energy policy, urban planning, and the de-carbonization of thermal energy

Aneesa Gomez-Cervantes

Research interests involve water resilience in Southern California, sustainability in agricultural systems, and environmental justice.

Pa-Shun Hawkins

Utilizing aDNA and eDNA to assess impact of human-induced changes on biodiversity

Katherine Hernandez

Using movement ecology and environmental narratives to understand human-wildlife coexistence

Marcos R. Magaña

Investigating the intersection of extreme heat, marginalized communities, and desert environments

Hannah Myint

Quantifying the effect of anthropogenic climate change on wildfires and assessing the resulting impact of air pollution on urban populations

Ariadne Reynolds

Interdisciplinary Methods for Integrating Sustainable Aquaculture into California Seafood Systems

Viraj Sawant

Life-cycle Assessment & Data Analytics for Industrial Sustainability, Quantitative Sociology and Scientific Review for Air Pollution Regulations

Sid Shah

Understanding the impediments to large scale adoption of distributed energy resources and how that has socioeconomic and environmental justice impacts to the clean energy transition

Wilson Sherman

Integrating social science and wildlife ecology to facilitate coexistence in shared landscapes