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I'm proud to be a Colorado
Native--which means I've had the pleasure of experiencing Colorado
weather for over 25 years! I've experienced many hail storms,
blizzards, tornados, and floods, and of course, 300 days of sun per
year. I love my job as a graduate research assistant in the radar meteorology group in the Department of Atmospheric Science at Colorado State University . I defended my thesis in December 2004 and will officially graduate in the spring of 2005. I am continuing on to get a Ph.D. in Atmospheric Science, and hope to be done in December 2007. My professional interests include radar meteorology, radar software, software design and development, data analysis and display, data integration, and multiple Doppler wind synthesis. Visit my current research for a copy of my master's thesis. My interest in Atmospheric Science stems from my desire to work in a field of applied geoscience. I toyed with the idea of being a seismologist, volcanologist, or oceanographer before settling on atmospheric science a few years ago. I received my Bachelor's degree in Physics at Colorado State University in December of 2001. Of course, on the other end of the spectrum, my dream has always been to become a photographer for National Geographic. Maybe someday... but for now I enjoy taking photographs and traveling the world on my own! I also enjoy skiing, soccer, hiking, camping, puzzles, and TiVo. |
