Who We Are

The Climate Consortium is guided by a diverse faculty and driven by hundreds of researchers and scientists working to understand our world, mitigate the impacts of climate change, and develop research-based solutions.

 

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Leadership and Staff

The Penn State Climate Consortium is led by a Director, two Associate Directors and a Faculty Advisory Committee comprised of representatives from across the University’s colleges and campuses. They provide essential guidance and feedback on priorities, opportunities, and initiatives.

Faculty and Researchers

Penn State’s climate science expertise is complemented by distinguished faculty in related disciplines such as energy, public health, social science, economics, communications, policy, and law. This breadth of knowledge enables us not only to identify and quantify challenges but also to develop practical and sustainable solutions.

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Partners

By working collaboratively toward a common goal, partner organizations can play a crucial role in supporting the Climate Consortium. This can include funding, knowledge and resource sharing, network and relationship building, capacity development, project management, advocacy, and evaluation.