Tuesday, October 15, 2024, at 5:30 pm, Lubar Hall S151, UW-Milwaukee

Panelists:

Shayna Fever, Trinity Consultants, Environmental Engineer Consultant

Sam Kuffel, CBS 58, Broadcast Meteorologist

Andrew Quigley, NWS Milwaukee-Sullivan, Operational Meteorologist

If you’re interested in career paths within the atmospheric sciences, this is a great opportunity to ask your questions & make connections with professionals in the field. Our panelists specialize in broadcasting, operations/forecasting, and air pollution/environmental engineering. We will have refreshments available following the panel.

The post Milwaukee Meteorologist Panel appeared first on School of Freshwater Sciences.

Led by , the course is open to both atmospheric science majors and non-majors alike. Students will examine firsthand the relationships between meteorology, air pollution, and cultural heritage.

Application deadline is October 1, 2024.

More information on the program can be found here:

Upcoming information sessions can be found at .

The post Mexico: Air Pollution and Ancient Cultures appeared first on School of Freshwater Sciences.

“Clark Evans personifies a scientist whose professional activities contribute to the public good and enhance 51����’s reputation. Evans, a professor in the atmospheric science program, uses meteorological models to better understand and improve our ability to predict high-impact weather events like hurricanes and severe thunderstorms.

In addition to his academic research, Evans is a science communicator who shares knowledge and forecasts of high-impact weather events with general audiences. He has created his own website to share hurricane model forecasts with the public. This site has been used by several major media outlets, including the New York Times and Reuters, when storms threaten the U.S.

He is also the faculty adviser for The Climate Consensus, a student organization that aims to promote dialog between scientists and the community about climate change by inspiring future scientists to conduct outreach to their communities. He is also generous with his time, serving as a commissioner for the American Meteorological Society’s Scientific and Technological Activities Commission, a Trustee of Grafton, Wisconsin, and on other scientific boards.” – from 51���� Report

The post Evans honored with 51���� Distinguished Public Service Award appeared first on School of Freshwater Sciences.