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I am thrilled to announce I will be joining the faculty of the Department of Atmospheric and Environmental Sciences at the University at Albany, State University of New York this September!
I am currently an Assistant Professor of Tropical and Synoptic/Dynamic Meteorology in the Department of Atmospheric and Oceanic Sciences at UCLA. Before coming to UCLA, I was an Advanced Study Program postdoctotal fellow working in the Hurricane Group of the
Mesoscale and Microscale Meteorology division of NCAR in Boulder, Colorado.
Publications
Conference Presentations and Seminars
Weather Links
Research:
Hurricane Elena
(1985)
Tropical
Cyclones and the North American Monsoon
WRF Simulations of
Atlantic Basin Tropical Cyclones
Verifying Thunderstorm
Occurrence with the NLDN
Teaching:
AOS 3:
Introduction to the Atmospheric Environment (Winter 2010)
Syllabus
AOS
C110/C227: Advanced Dynamic and Synoptic Meteorology
(Spring 2008, 2010, 2011; Winter 2009)
Syllabus
AOS 200A:
Introduction to the Atmospheric and Ocean Fluids (Fall
2008, 2009, 2010)
Syllabus
AOS 216B:
Wave Motions in the Tropical Atmosphere (Spring 2009)
Syllabus
AOS 281:
Special Topics in Dynamic Meteorology: Tropical Cyclone
Structure and Intensity Change (Fall 2007)
Syllabus
In the news...
Summer 2008, UCAR
Quarterly: Sharper
eyes
14 July 2009, UCLA Today
Faculty and Staff Notes: Confronting
the
eye of the storm
17 June 2010, CBS Evening
News with Katie Couric: Could
a
gulf hurricane help spill?
Last
update August 23, 2011