Atmospheric Sciences Students Spend Spring Break Restoring Moore, Okla.
After witnessing a tornado in Oklahoma last May, a group of Ohio State Atmospheric Sciences students chose to head back this spring break
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Colaborative Multidiciplinary BETHA Grant Awarded to Geography Maymester Course Project:
Please join us in congratulating Bryan Mark and Jason Cervenec (Byrd Polar Education and Outreach), along with
Geography Student Named Ohio State's First Luce Scholar:
Congratulations to Jacob Bogart, senior honors student majoring in globalization studies and French with a minor in geography, has been named Ohio State’s first
Oliver Wigmore Wins 2014 American Geographical Society (AGS) Council Fellowship
Congratulations to PhD candidate, Oliver Wigmore!. Oliver was named as a recipient of the 2014 American Geographical Society (AGS) Council Fellowship.
Rachel Mauk Takes First Palce at the Edward F. Hayes Graduate Research Forum:
We are pleased to announce that Atmospheric Sciemces Ph.D. candidate Rachel Mauk took First Place in the Mathematical & Physical Sciences section of the Edward F. Hayes Graduate Research Forum today.
Warming Polar Cyclones More Frequent Than Thought
Professor David Bromwich puts forth a new analysis of polar weather data that has shown that 1,900 cyclones churned across the top of the world each year from 2000 to 2010. That's 40 percent more than previously thought.
Associate Professor McSweeney featured in Science
Congratulations to OSU Geography Associate Professor Kendra McSweeney and Ph. D.