Students

STEP Cluster - PhD in Public Affairs

Margot Adam
Haley N. Anderson
Visiting PhD Student
Avery Barnett
Tom Bearpark
Edmund Downie
Sabrina Fields
Xiangwen Fu
Rohit Gupta
Brian Lee
Bing Lin
Shangwei Liu
Jieyi Lu
Beichen Lyu
Malini Nambiar
Paul Nix
Oladoyin Phillips
Pooja Ramamurthi
Calvin Spanbauer
Melissa O. Tier
Megan Verner-Crist
Yujie Wu
Rachel Young

STEP-HMEI Fellows

Shashank Anand
HMEI-STEP Fellow 2021
Civil and Environmental Engineering
Glen Chua
HMEI-STEP Fellow 2021, Doctoral Candidate
Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences
Maya Chung
HMEI-STEP Fellow 2022
Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences
Kelly Finke
HMEI-STEP Fellow 2023
Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
Lucas Frye
HMEI-STEP Fellow 2022
Chemistry
Anna Jacobson
HMEI-STEP Fellow 2021
Lewis-Sigler Institute for Integrative Genomics
Jeffrey Lee
HMEI-STEP Fellow 2020
Molecular Biology
Joseph Lockwood
HMEI-STEP Fellow 2022
Geosciences
Sofia Menemenlis
HMEI-STEP Fellow 2023
Atmospheric & Oceanic Sciences
Erin Phillips
HMEI-STEP Fellow 2022
Ecology and Evolutionary Biology
Wilson Ricks
HMEI-STEP Fellow 2022
Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering
Michael Schwoerer
HMEI-STEP Fellow 2021
Molecular Biology
Matthew Sima
HMEI-STEP Fellow 2023
Civil and Environmental Engineering
Hansen Tjo
HMEI-STEP Fellow 2023
Chemical and Biological Engineering

The Princeton School of Public and International Affairs offers a PhD in Public Affairs for students interested in Science, Technology, and Environmental Policy. The students reflected to the left are those admitted to the program working on environmental and energy policy under the advising of C-PREE Faculty.

Students in the section below are PhD candidates in other departments who have been selected for the HMEI-STEP Fellowship. These students work with a C-PREE faculty adviser to add a policy dimension to their research.