Peer Advisors
Applications for the 2025-2026 Peer Advisor cohort are now open!
Apply by Sunday, May 4 at 11:59 PM
Explore Energy's Peer Advisors support our advising, education, and outreach efforts on campus. They are a great resource to share their experiences and connect you to opportunities based on your interests.
- Join us at Weekly Energy Hour (Spring 2025 Hours are Thursday, 3:30pm - 4:30pm) at Tresidder Memorial Union by Wetzel's Pretzels
- Reach out to them individually or sign-up for 1:1 sessions to set up an appointment.
- Meet them at our events including the Explore Energy Expo and the monthly Community Socials.
- Catch them riding our Energy Tricycle around campus and tabling at student fairs, Energy Week, etc.
Peer Advisors can also offer group advising sessions, present at student club meetings, etc. Fill out or Request Form if you are interested in these options.
Meet the Explore Energy 2024-2025 Peer Advisors
Kristy Chan
Kristy is a senior studying Chemical Engineering. She is interested in renewable energy, especially solar power and energy storage. She interned at Redwood Materials, worked as a Research Assistant in the Tarpeh lab and was a co-lead on the Stanford Solar Car team. She was born and raised in Hong Kong. Outside of school, she likes to watch sit-coms, hike, and play video games.
Email Kristy at kristyc@stanford.edu.
Griffin Clark
Griffin is a senior studying Chemical Engineering, but much of his freshman, sophomore, and junior years were dedicated to exploring energy-related majors. He is passionate about mitigating the negative effects of climate change and is always eager to learn about new ways to reduce greenhouse gas emissions from our energy systems and beyond. Griffin has been involved in the energy space on campus in a variety of ways: as a climate reporter for The Stanford Daily, a student researcher in the Materials Science and Engineering department, and a vice president of Stanford Energy Club. He is eager to help students make the most of Stanford’s unique and extensive resources to find their own personalized way to contribute to the equitable and sustainable transition to green energy.
Email Griffin at grclark@stanford.edu.
Sofia Kimuyu
Sofia is a sophomore studying Chemical Engineering in hopes of using it to develop better clean technology. She is a sustainable energy enthusiast who loves trying to tackle our big environmental challenges. Sofia has a diverse range of interests in the clean energy space and loves expanding her knowledge, with a specific interest in clean hydrogen. As part of a chemical engineering lab on campus, she researches water electrolyzers for sustainable hydrogen production. Having lived overseas in Mozambique and Kenya, Sofia is especially passionate about ensuring all are able to access a cleaner future. Sofia also loves exploring the intersection of energy technologies with entrepreneurship and economics. When not immersed in the energy landscape, Sofia loves to workout, read (book recs welcome), go on walks and (try to) cook. She loves talking to people and making new friends, especially when it includes nerding out about clean energy!
Email Sofia at skimuyu@stanford.edu.