An internal Blueprint Advisory Committee assigned by Stanford President Marc Tessier-Lavigne is working alongside an external task force to design the new climate and sustainability school announced last May. “This school will provide a home for Stanford students, staff and faculty dedicated to better understanding our planet and the threats it faces, and who are passionate about finding solutions, whether in the form of new technologies or by influencing our own behaviors,” said Kathryn Moler, (seen here on left) who is also a professor of applied physics and of physics.