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| Some of the exciting professional opportunities that are available: |
Atmospheric Science Tenure Track Faculty Positions
Colorado State University
Colorado |
Tenure-Track/Tenured Faculty Position
University of North Dakota
Grand Forks, ND |
Assistant Professor Atmospheric Science Group
Department of Geosciences
Texas Tech University
Lubbock, TX |
Tenure Track Assistant Professor
Penn State, Department of Meteorology and Atmospheric Science
University Park, PA |
Tenure Track - Open Rank
Penn State, Department of Meteorology and Atmospheric Science
University Park, PA |
Director: Earth System Science Interdisciplinary Center (ESSIC)
College Park, MD
University of Maryland, College Park |
Scientific Programmer
AceInfo Solutions, Inc.
Silver Spring, MD |
Dean, College of Earth, Ocean and Environment
The University of Delaware
Newark, DL |
Land Ice Modeling Scientist I/II/III/IV
National Center for Atmospheric Research (NCAR)/ University Corporation for Atmospheric Research (UCAR)
Boulder, CO |
Ocean Modeling Scientist I/II
National Center for Atmospheric Research (NCAR)/ University Corporation for Atmospheric Research (UCAR)
Boulder, CO |
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| Spotlight: Special Events at the AMS 97th Annual Meeting |
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The Conference Program is available online, and there is an array of special events that you won't want to miss:
Eight Short Courses are planned for the opening weekend of the meeting (Saturday and Sunday, 21-22 January 2017). Be sure to include time for one in your travel plans.
Informal Town Hall Meetings and Side Panel Discussions will offer an opportunity for interaction with experts in many areas. These are usually held in breaks so they don't conflict with the sessions.
From the Presidential Forum to the Daily Weather Briefings to the Core Science Keynotes; the meeting has a wealth of Special Programs for all interests!
Social Gatherings are a great chance to network and meet your peers.
The Horton Lecture (Hydrology) and the Roberts Lecture (Urban Environment) bring award winning science into the spotlight!
If you have not already done so, Register today for the 97th AMS Annual Meeting in Seattle - 22-26 January 2017. Hotel rooms are limited so book today for the best rates and availability.
We look forward to seeing you there!
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For a society enthralled by courtroom drama, forensics, and natural disasters, the new AMS book Weather in the Courtroom (available soon) is a perfect storm: an exciting inside scoop on legendary court cases where the weather may—or may not—have played a crucial role. William H. Haggard recounts stories of high-profile cases for which he served as an expert witness.
AMS is pleased to announce a new member benefit! The entire archive of our popular weekly email AMS News You Can Use is now available to our members. This includes roughly 1,000 listings annually, sampling various media outlets for news in meteorology and related fields.
The The AMS Council has posted the draft statement "Flash Floods: The Role of Science, Forecasting, and Communications in Reducing Loss of Life and Economic Disruptions" to the AMS Website for 30-day member comment period. |
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K-12 Educators can enhance their knowledge of Earth system science and earn free graduate credits through AMS professional development workshops Project ATMOSPHERE or the Maury Project. Both include travel, lodging, meals, and all materials in addition to a $600 stipend. Applications are due in March 2017.
Project ATMOSPHERE: Join fellow science teachers July 16-28, 2017 at NOAA’s National Weather Service Training center (Kansas City, MO) and learn from experts in meteorology and the atmospheric sciences, while gaining valuable field experience. More information and the application are available online. |
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The Maury Project: Explore the physical foundations of oceanography at the U.S. Naval Academy (Annapolis, MD) July 9-21, 2017 and gain hands-on experience in oceanographic research through a daylong excursion on the Chesapeake Bay. More information and the application are available online. |
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AMS maintains an Intern Board that makes the complex process of matching students to internships more efficient and empowers companies to advertise internships that will attract the most qualified talent. Access the Intern Board via the AMS Education & Careers page.
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The AMS Policy Program offers several opportunities to get involved in the policy process over the next few months. Applications for the 2017-2018 Congressional Science Fellowship are currently being accepted - the deadline to apply is February 1st, 2017. In addition, registration for the Summer Policy Colloquium, a ten day intensive program on science policy, opens soon. Please reach out to Bill Hooke for more information. |
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| AMS will open a new season for Awards and Honors. Nominate a colleague you admire! |
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| Deadline for members to vote in AMS elections! The elected leaders of AMS are charged with advancing AMS’s goals in the areas of weather, water and climate. We value and appreciate your vote. |
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