Browse School of Humanities and Sciences

Anne Krueger

Herald L. & Caroline L. Ritch Professor in Humanities & Sciences, Emerita

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Mail Code: 6015
- (650) 723-0188 (office)
akrueger@stanford.edu

Plengrhambhai Snidvongs Kruesopon

Undergraduate, Freeman Spogli Institute for International Studies
Stanford In Washington Peer Advisor, H & S Programs
Undergraduate, Political Science

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Mail Code: 2085
plengk@stanford.edu

Vasily Kruzhilin

Ph.D. Student in Applied Physics, admitted Autumn 2017

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Mail Code: 4090
kruzh@stanford.edu

Gregor Krzmanc

Ph.D. Student in Physics, admitted Autumn 2025

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Mail Code: 4060
gregork@stanford.edu

Kajo Kubala

Postdoctoral Scholar, Political Science

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Mail Code: 6044
kajo@stanford.edu

Bilge Kucukdogan

Finance and Communications Administrator, Archaeology

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- 488 ESCONDIDO MALL
- Stanford Archaeology Center
- STANFORD, California 94305
Mail Code: 2170

Nathan Kuczmarski

Undergraduate, Political Science

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Mail Code: 2070
nkucz@stanford.edu

Michelle Kueppers

Postdoctoral Scholar, Chemistry

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Mail Code: 5080
mkueppe@stanford.edu

Amanda Elizabeth Kuhn

Student Services Officer, Statistics

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- 390 JANE STANFORD WAY
- STANFORD, California 94305
Mail Code: 4065
- (650) 721-4369 (office)
aekuhn@stanford.edu

Roger Kuhn

Student Services Manager, Chemistry

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- Chemistry Central Office Modular
- 364 Lomita Drive
- Department of Chemistry
- Stanford, California 94305-4401
Mail Code: 5080
- (650) 723-1525 (office)
(650) 862-1050(cell)

roger.kuhn@stanford.edu

Garrett Kukier

Ph.D. Student in Chemistry, admitted Autumn 2022

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Mail Code: 5080
kukier@stanford.edu

BioJoy is interested in the ways conservation and disease affect the resilience of coastal foundational species. Her current focus includes studying how seagrasses and kelp forests respond to simultaneous pressures, including marine heatwaves and disease dynamics, and how marine protected areas may affect the resistance and recovery of these ecosystems. She is passionate about useful, transdisciplinary research that increases the wellbeing of people through the sustainable management of marine ecosystems. Using her skillset in GIS, her previous work focused on marine conservation of coastal ecosystems, spanning valuing carbon stocks within Mexico to developing metrics quantifying the extent of area-based conservation. Additionally, she worked for IPBES at the science-policy interface implementing data management within international assessments focused on biodiversity and ecosystem services. When not at her desk, she likes to be out in nature, hiking, swimming, or knitting.