Summer Of Learning Symposium - 2019 Program

Founded in 1994, the Princeton Environmental Institute (PEI) is the
interdisciplinary center for environmental research, education and
outreach at Princeton University.
PEI advances understanding of the Earth as a complex system influenced
by human behavior, and informs solutions to local and global challenges
by conducting groundbreaking research across disciplines and by
preparing future leaders in diverse fields to impact a world increasingly
shaped by climate change.
PEI draws its strength from more than 120 members of the Princeton
faculty representing more than 26 academic disciplines, whose research
and teaching focuses on the scientific, technical, policy and human
dimensions of environmental issues. PEI functions as a central resource
for faculty, postdocs, students, alumni and others with an interest in
environmental topics.
Acknowledgements
FUNDING FOR THE 2019 SUMMER INTERNSHIP PROGRAM HAS BEEN
GENEROUSLY PROVIDED BY THE FOLLOWING SUPPORTERS:
• Chan’s Alternative Risk Transfer and The Lightening Energy Family of
Innovative Electro Chemical Powering, Battery Ultra-Rapid
Recharging and Mobility
• The Martha Ehmann Conte ’85 Fund
• The R. Gordon Douglas Jr. ’55 P86 and Sheila Mahoney S’55 Fund
• The Edens Family Fund for Climate Change Research
• Ellis ’46 Fund in PEI
• Luke Evnin ’85 and Deann Wright PEI Internship Fund
• Gatto Family Undergraduate Research Fund
• Carolyn and Jeffrey Leonard PEI Research Fund
• The Miller S. and Adelaide S. Gaffney Foundation
• Newton Family PEI Scholars Fund
• The Ogden and Hannah Carter Fund
• Michael P.M. Spies ’79 Fund
• Smith-Newton Undergraduate Research Fund in PEI
• John H.T. Wilson ’56 and Sandra W. Wilson W’56 Fund in PEI
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