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Meteorology Club Halloween Bake Sale
9-5 Monday October 31st
Derby Hall East Lobby
Proceeds go to help bring in speakers for the 21st Severe Weather Symposium
Chairman O'Kelly's News Brief
Our Emeritus Professor colleague, Kevin Cox has found a new voice through the modern world of Blogs! Please see his new personal website entitled Unfashionable Geographies. It collects notes and…
Congratulations to Caitlin Stripling
Please join us in congratulating Caitlin Stripling who successfully defended her Masters Thesis this morning. The title of Caitlin’s thesis is “A Hurricane Specific Risk Assessment of the…
Chairman O'Kelly's News Brief
I hope that you have all enjoyed the mid-term break. It is good to take things easy for a couple of days, or at least to have less routine pressure.
Following a successful faculty meeting…
SP17 Geography GE courses (physical, human, and GIS)
Geography GE courses (physical, human, and GIS) that we are offering next semester. Please contact our advising staff if you have any further questions about these courses, Brooke Raake, raake.5@…
Chairman O'Kelly's News Brief
Lots of news reflecting the diverse interests and expertise of our faculty this week:
Mat Coleman with Co-Authors Angela Stuesse and Sarah Horton had a piece in the Huffington Post, entitled…
Steven Quiring predicting power outages before Hurricane Matthew hits Florida.
Atmospheric Sciences Professor Steven Quiring was featured on the 11 o'clock NBC4 news talking about his efforts to model power outages due to eminent large scale weather events. Dr. Quiring is…
Chairman O'Kelly's News Brief
First this week, a big thanks to all who participated in the Picnic at Blendon Woods last Saturday. It was a nice event for grads, faculty, and staff. Diane Carducci and Suzanne Mikos were there…
Congratulations to Scott Stuckman
Scott Stuckman successfully passed his PhD dissertation defense this week. The title of his dissertation is "Global Three-Dimensional Atmospheric Structure of the Atlantic Multidecadal Oscillation…