Our House Leaders

Amanda Campos (she/her) is a rising senior studying environmental and energy policy and justice. Born in the iconic city of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, she moved to the 20-million-people, skyscrapers-filled São Paulo when she was 4 years old and then to South Florida when she was 13. She is a climate justice activist, a cloud lover, and would do anything for dragons to be real. She has worked at an environmental conservancy, at the Department of Justice's environmental division, and in environmental justice policy advocacy. She dreams of going to law school to study environmental law and make Big Oil polluters pay.

Valeria is a junior from Bolivia majoring in Chemical Engineering. She’s deeply passionate about clean energy technologies—especially hydrogen, electrochemistry, and CO₂ reduction—as part of building a more sustainable energy future. She’s conducted research on green hydrogen production, with the goal of scaling these innovations for a worldwide impact. On campus, Valeria is actively involved in ChemE Car, the Stanford Energy Club, and the Stanford Sustainable Investment Group. Beyond her academic interests, she enjoys reading, cooking, and diving into futuristic ideas!

Anders is a rising senior in Energy Science and Engineering with minors in Public Policy and Computer Science, and he is pursuing a coterminal masters degree in Management Science and Engineering. Anders' interests include energy policy, electricity regulation, and grid revitalization. He has experience in the energy consulting field, with an internship at TRC companies and Baringa. Outside of the classroom, Anders plays on the club rugby team, is an executive in the Energy Club, and enjoys all sorts of outdoor activities. Don’t hesitate to ask Anders about professional development, the Stanford social scene, or the meaning of life!