Now in its sixth year, Climate Week at Penn offers opportunities for every member of the Penn community to learn about and act on the climate crisis. The theme for 2025 is “Hot Spots,” be they literal (wildfires and extreme heat) or figurative (political, cultural, interpersonal, or scholarly hot topics). The Climate Week core organizing committee looks forward to working with partners across campus on this year’s lineup. Stay tuned for more information, and if you have any questions or ideas about this year’s programming, write us at contact@environment.upenn.edu.
Wednesday, October 15
Sponsors
Participating Organizations
2024 Acknowledgments
Thank you to the dedicated students, staff, and faculty who helped organize and support Climate Week at Penn. Special appreciation to those on the Core Organizing Committee, marked with an asterisk.*
Faculty
- Paulo Arratia*
- Susanna B. Berkouwer
- Cary Coglianese
- Chinedu O. Eke
- Julie Ellis*
- Jon Hawkings*
- Sarah Hope Kagan
- Samantha McBride
- Harleen Marwah
- Kathleen Morrison*
- Jennifer A. Pinto-Martin
- Simon Richter*
- Akira D. Rodriguez
- Joseph J. Romm
- Kimberle Szczurowski
- Michael Weisberg
- Susan A. Yoon
Students
- Regina Aragon
- Eliana Atienza
- Janice Cao
- Gianna Marie Carradorini
- Vyshnavi Chilla
- Yutong Du
- Molly Fowler
- Gevorg Ghazarayan
- Dhruv Khanna
- Raghav Khemka
- Ellie Kintiroglou
- Xintong Li
- Chenyao Liu*
- Sadie Margolin
- Shrey Mehta
- Rehana Odendaal
- Kiara Perez
- Aman Sharma
- Emily Stephens
- Ambika Verma
- Ayma Waqar
- Joey Wu
- Jie Ying
Staff
- Lauren Anderson
- Katherine Unger Baillie*
- Anna Balfanz
- Cornelia Colijn
- Stephanie Jones
- Heather Kostick
- Kate LaSpina*
- Molly McGlone
- Nina Morris*
- Noah Swistak
- Austin Sutherland
- Xime Trujillo
- Heidi Wunder-Riegel*