Navigating the scientific and social aspects of global climate change

On campus, he conducts research in Emory Law School and the Political Science Department, is a competitive team member of the Barkley Forum for Debate, Dialogue and Deliberation and is a Legislator in Student Government Association. Off campus, he interns for the U.S. Delegation to the United Nations Human Rights Council, where he has firsthand observed the impact of economic aid and coercive measures on climate change. Sohan is fascinated by the role international organizations and diplomacy in the world order, and hopes to pursue a career in supporting multilateral fora and the defense of democracy through data-driven methods, building a more equitable and sustainable world. Areas of interest at COP28: Human Rights, International Politics, Climate Negotiations, Diplomacy

At Emory, Alexis works as a tutor for the Emory Writing Center, plays on the Emory Gender Expansive and Women's Ultimate frisbee team, and is on the editorial board for the Emory Journal of Law and Society. Additionally, she holds leadership roles in Outdoor Emory and Kappa Kappa Gamma, and she is a peer mentor for the Environmental Science department. After Emory, she hopes to pursue a career in environmental law and science communication, as she is passionate about bridging the communication gap between scientists and lawmakers. Areas on interest at COP28: Sustainable Food Systems, Environmental Justice, Loss and Damage, Biodiversity, Youth-led Climate Action, Effect of Climate Change on Indigenous Communities

They are also a Halle Institute Undergraduate Research Fellow and the Zero Waste and Sustainable Events intern for Emory's Office of Sustainability Initiatives. Areas of interest at COP28: Mitigation strategies to climate change, climate financing, and gender-focused approaches to adaptation

Outside of her research, she is interested in global cooperation on climate change mitigation, adaptation, and climate finance.