Renhui Lola Chen
Program Manager, Climate Measurements Center of Excellence
PRONOUNS any/all
- M.S. Environment and Sustainability (Environmental Justice Track), University of Michigan, 2022
- B.S. Environmental Science, Tongji University, 2018
Gund Institute for Environment
Climate Measurements Center of Excellence
BIO
As Program Manager of the Climate Measurements Center of Excellence (CMeC), Lola facilitates strategy implementation, programming and partnerships with researchers, policymakers, and external stakeholders. Lola also manages the communications, administration, and financial processes at the center. Working closely with the CMeC director and Gund Institute for Environment staff, she supports the CMeC's mission to advance climate impact measurement and adaptation, helping communities to make informed, equitable decisions in response to climate impacts.
Before joining CMeC, Lola served as a program coordinator for two years at the Biological Data Science (BilDS) program, formerly known as Quantitative & Evolutionary STEM Training (QUEST), at UVM.
With a background in environmental science and justice, they are passionate about creating platforms that foster interdisciplinary collaboration, address environmental challenges, and promote equity.
Area(s) of expertise
Project management, environmental communication, event planning, budget and financial management
Bio
As Program Manager of the Climate Measurements Center of Excellence (CMeC), Lola facilitates strategy implementation, programming and partnerships with researchers, policymakers, and external stakeholders. Lola also manages the communications, administration, and financial processes at the center. Working closely with the CMeC director and Gund Institute for Environment staff, she supports the CMeC's mission to advance climate impact measurement and adaptation, helping communities to make informed, equitable decisions in response to climate impacts.
Before joining CMeC, Lola served as a program coordinator for two years at the Biological Data Science (BilDS) program, formerly known as Quantitative & Evolutionary STEM Training (QUEST), at UVM.
With a background in environmental science and justice, they are passionate about creating platforms that foster interdisciplinary collaboration, address environmental challenges, and promote equity.
Areas of Expertise
Project management, environmental communication, event planning, budget and financial management