Carter Weleminsky is Eco Chaplain at King’s. He has over 10 years’ experience in higher education and has worked in a variety of interfaith roles across various universities and charities.

Carter believes that religion and ecology belong in conversation with one another. He is particularly interested in the spiritual and ethical questions of ecology, and how our traditions shape our relationship with the world.

Carter holds a PhD in acoustic ecology and Jewish studies, alongside advanced training in Talmud, halacha and chaplaincy. He works primarily as University Chaplain at the University of West London.

Carter is always happy to meet with students and staff, whether there’s something on your mind or you simply fancy a cuppa and a chat.

Outside of work, Carter enjoys walks with his dog, rewatching The West Wing, and sitting down with a good book and cup of coffee. He lives in North London with his family.