Past Commission: 2025-2026

Kyle Naranjo, He/him/his

  • Fourth Year Political Science & History Double Major
Kyle joined EPPC to put his skills to use for the benefit of all his fellow UC Davis students. He hopes to help create community ties alongside substantial environmental improvements! He also is in UC Davis Boxing and other orgs across campus.

Karina Kung, She/her/hers

  • Third Year Environmental Policy Analysis and Planning & Economics Double Major
Karina joined EPPC with the commitment to making a positive impact on the environmental community within campus. With the hopes of making a change through policy, she saw EPPC as a valuable opportunity to contribute ideas, build networks, and develop personal skills that can make a meaningful change.

Ellen Bussey, She/her/hers

  • Fourth Year Environmental Policy Analysis and Planning Major
Ellen joined ASUCD EPPC to apply her environmental policy studies to sustainability projects and legislation that create a real impact on campus. She’s excited to help foster positive change, like improving composting and supporting other organizations in becoming more sustainable, at UC Davis and throughout the broader Davis community. Outside of EPPC, she loves thrifting, trying new foods, exploring new places, birdwatching, or taking a good nap.

Sriya Batchu - Chair '25-'26, She/her/hers

  • Fourth Year Environmental Policy Analysis and Planning Major
Sriya joined the EPPC to become more involved within sustainability efforts on campus and to learn more about environmental policy. In her free time, she enjoys reading, checking out new cafes, thrifting, or watching movies.

Thomas Wong, He/him/his

  • Third Year Environmental Policy Analysis and Planning Major
Thomas joined EPPC to help take meaningful and sustainable action in a collaborative way on campus. He is interested in how sustainable policies (such as green public transportation, renewable energy, and urban design) can not only be used to mitigate climate change, but also to enhance people's livelihoods. He is currently a student assistant at the National Center for Sustainable Transportation. In his free time, he enjoys short naps and also very long naps (and reading, sometimes).