Alumni Fellows and Interns

2014 - 2015

  • Allison Bart

    Allison Bart

    UPenn Alumnus, Communications

    PPEH Fellow 2014-2015

    Humans are defined by experiences throughout their lives.

  • Austin Bream

    Austin Bream

    UPenn Alumnus, International Studies, German

    PPEH Fellow 2014-2015

    Austin Bream (W'17, C'17) used his time abroad in Berlin to explore what role spaces plays in forming a city's sustainable character.

  • Stephanie Businelli

    Stephanie Businelli

    UPenn Alumnus, Environmental Studies

    PPEH Fellow 2014-2015

    Stephanie Businelli (C'16) firmly believes sustainability needs to be understood as an international issue, which led her to take advantage of time abroad in Australia to explore the parallels in t

  • Tan Chan

    Tan Chan

    UPenn Alumnus. Environmental Studies

    PPEH Fellow 2014-2015

    Tan Chan (C'15) explored how sustainability is embraced and advanced by Philadephia's different cultural communities, through inside looks at: 1) green stormwater infrastructure and environmental c

  • Leah Davidson

    Leah Davidson

    UPenn Alumnus, Management and Global Innovation, Wharton

    PPEH Fellow 2014-2015

    Leah Davidson (W'16, C'16) combined her passions in the humanities and sustainability to explore the role of art in environmental activism.

  • Aaron Guo

    Aaron Guo

    UPenn Alumnus, Systems Science Engineering

    PPEH Fellow 2014-2015

    Aaron Guo (E'17, W'17) finds his knack in bringing business and environmental sustainability together.

  • Jose Romero 

    Jose Romero 

    UPenn Alumnus, Anthropology

    PPEH Fellow 2014-2015

    Violence vitalizes Carbon. In Mining Mexican Toxicity, Jose Romero (C'15) weaves together environmental justice and Mexican transnational labor, in order to undermine the boundaries separa

  • Rebecca Macklin

    Rebecca Macklin

    Mellon Postdoctoral Fellow, Penn Program in Environmental Humanities

    Rebecca Macklin comes to PPEH from a postdoctoral research fellowship at the University of Leeds, where she completed a PhD focused on contemporary Native American and South African literature.