Emily Cheng is an undergraduate student at the School of Environmental and Biological Sciences, majoring in Environmental Policy, Institutions and Behavior and minoring in Economics. She is interested in climate change, environmental justice, sustainable food, and environmental communication. At Rutgers you can find her eating at Neilson, going for a run, or organizing sustainability events.
Joshua Coupe is a graduate student in Atmospheric Science at Rutgers University. He graduated from Rutgers in May 2016 as a George H. Cook Scholar with a double major in meteorology and marine science. His research interests include the investigation of ocean-atmosphere interactions, extreme forcings to the climate system, and coupled model development.
In his spare time, he enjoys running, reading, coding, and weather forecasting.
Teun Deuling is a graduate student in City and Regional Planning at the Edward J. Bloustein School of Planning and Public Policy. He graduated cum laude from the University of Groningen (the Netherlands) in January 2014 obtaining a degree in Public Policy and Law. He is interested in the interplay of climate change and land use, focusing on how policies and regulatory approaches can help achieve results.
In his free time, Teun spends his time playing soccer, reading, hiking, and visiting new places.
Caitlin Nielsen is an undergraduate student at the School of Environmental and Biological Sciences, majoring in Ecology, Evolution, and Natural Resources and minoring in Chinese. Prior to attending Rutgers University, Caitlin partook in the Waksman Student Scholars Program and the North Jersey Regional Science Fair, earning an award in Biomedical Engineering. She is interested in climate change, sustainability, and conservation efforts, especially in Asia.
Outside of academics, she is also a member of Rutgers HARU Dance group and enjoys creative writing, music production, traveling, and volunteer work.
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