Committed to supporting the Rutgers Community as we work towards a more just, sustainable, and resilient future for the planet and all of its residents.
Committed to supporting the Rutgers community as we work towards a more just, sustainable, and resilient future for the planet and all of its residents.
Address legacies of inequality, ensuring processes and outcomes prioritize historically disadvantaged groups and minimize barriers to self-determination for all community members.
Civic Responsibility
Be of service in all communities to which Rutgers claims membership by building internal, local, national, and global partnerships based in mutual respect and trust.
Actionable Scholarship
Integrate Rutgers' operational and academic strengths to achieve our climate goals and use our campuses as living laboratories to innovate, test, and communicate climate solutions.
MACH Participants
The MACH project team brings together natural scientists, social scientists, civil engineers, humanists, and engagement specialists from across 13 institutions.
The Executive Council includes the MACH Principal Investigators (PIs), Co-PIs, leads from each of the MACH partner institutions, the administrative director, and the SPLC co-chairs.
The External Advisory Board (EAB) is composed of researchers from around the world with strong expertise in building multi-institution research endeavors and in making funding allocation decisions.
The Collaborative Stakeholder Advisory Panel (CSAP) is a diverse group of stakeholders with extensive knowledge of regional and cross-jurisdictional issues related to MACH.
The SPLC is a self-directed community of students and postdocs who are participating in MACH research and activities. It is responsive to member interests and needs and feeds back ideas, experiences, or concerns to the MACH Executive Council (EC).
