School of Earth, Energy and Environmental Sciences
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Lilla Agnes Petruska
Masters Student in Earth Systems
BioLilla is a senior from Santa Barbara, California. She is in the Human Environmental Systems track and will be completing the M.S. in Earth Systems next year with a focus in Urban Ecology. Post-Stanford, she plans to pursue landscape architecture and urban planning. Talk to her about environmental design, public space activation, and regenerative landscapes. Outside the Earth Systems office, you can find her running the dish, creating playlists for friends, practicing graphic design, or reading non-fiction.
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Dylan Michael Schuler
Undergraduate, Earth Systems Program
BioWebsite: https://stanford.digication.com/dylan-schuler
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Sarah Avery Claire Taylor
Masters Student in Earth Systems
BioSarah is an undergraduate in the B.S. program in Earth Systems with a focus in human environmental systems. Specifically, her interests include climate change modeling, environmental policy and law, and sustainability. She is a student advisor for the Stanford Earth Systems program and in charge of maintaining alumni relations.
During her time at Stanford, Sarah has found a passion in educating her peers in sustainable food practices. Sarah is also a two-time kitchen manager on the Stanford row, and this year is entrusted with student staff training for all kitchen managers. Within her role as a kitchen manager she strives to optimize the intersection of student health, nutrition, and sustainability.
On the weekends you can find Sarah hiking nearby at Hidden Villa, brewing craft kombucha, and tending to her 15 chickens. She is from Dallas, Texas and a graduate of The Hockaday School. -
Jacqueline Marie Vogel
Masters Student in Earth Systems
BioJacqui is a coterminal Masters student in Earth Systems, focusing on climate change, oceans, and environmental policy. Since coming to Stanford, she has explored both the science and policy aspects of environmentalism through research and internships at the World Wildlife Fund, Hopkins Marine Station, and the California Ocean Protection Council. She plans to continue her study of the connections between climate change and coastal protected areas through the MUIR Fellowship and Masters thesis work with the Stanford Center for Ocean Solutions.
Outside of her academic interests, Jacqui enjoys hiking, yoga, listening to podcasts, vegan food, and any activities that involve the ocean.
