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Post-Doctoral Research Scientist
Urbana, Illinois
University of Illinois |
Data Analyst - GPM Validation Network / Radar Data Analysis
Greenbelt, Maryland
Science Systems and Applications, Inc. |
Operational Marine Meteorologist-Voyage Planner
Norman, Oklahoma
WEATHERNEWS AMERICA INC. |
Faculty Position in Atmospheric Sciences (Dynamics)
Stanford, California
Stanford University |
Atmospheric Scientist
College Park, Maryland
Riverside Technology |
Assistant Professor of Agricultural and Biological Engineering (Hydrology / Irrigation)
Gainesville, Florida
University of Florida |
Full or Associate Professor, Hydrologic Sciences
Reno, Nevada
University of Nevada, Reno |
Postdoctoral Associate Population Health Biostatistics
Virginia, United States
Virginia Tech |
Entry-Level Pavement Engineer
Chelmsford, Massachusetts
AECOM |
Civil Design Engineer III
Orange, California
AECOM |
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| Spotlight: The Value of Becoming a Certified Consulting Meteorologist |
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Every CCM knows that the American Meteorological Society stands behind the CCM program and that every CCM has outstanding knowledge of meteorology, professional standards, and personal integrity. CCM certification makes your knowledge, skills, and credibility better known within the community; your clients know they are receiving the highest quality service. Certification also opens up possibilities for professional recognition, networking, and career advancement.
If you are considering the CCM certification, submit an application! The written exam and grading process take a few months, followed by an oral exam. Find more information on the CCM Program on the AMS web pages, and if you have any questions, please feel free to email me at bccm.chair@gmail.com.
Jennifer Call, CCM
2016 Chair Board of Certified Consulting Meteorologists
American Meteorological Society
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| What's New? |
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Calling young scientists! Visit the AMS Facebook or Twitter pages starting 15 September to ask AMS president Fred Carr and European Geosciences Union Atmospheric Sciences Division (EGU AS) president Annica Ekman questions about their experiences navigating a career in our dynamic field.
A new draft AMS Statement on Water Resources in the 21st Century is available for the 30-day AMS member comment period. Please add your expertise on this issue!
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| Please join the AMS Policy Program on 27 & 28 September for a workshop focusing on integrated water information and management needs in the Chesapeake, Savannah River region, Lake Erie, and Lake Michigan. The workshop will be in Washington, D.C. at the UC Washington Center (1608 Rhode Island Ave. NW). Join us as we discuss opportunities and challenges for improving coastal resilience. We welcome participants with diverse fields of expertise, including surface water, groundwater, water quality, weather and climate forecasting, coastal management, and policy, among others. Email Ya'el Seid-Green to receive a notification when registration opens. |
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The inaugural Annual Dr. James R. Mahoney Memorial Lecture (conducted by AMS and NOAA) will take place on 19 September at the Herbert C. Hoover Building in Washington D.C. Susan Avery, President Emerita of the Woods Hole Oceanographic Institution, will be the lecturer, and the event will also feature remarks from NOAA Administrator Kathryn Sullivan, former NOAA Administrator Admiral Conrad Lautenbacher, and others. Access full information, including RSVP contact.
AMS is working in partnership with Climate Matters to support a series of webinars! The next webinar is “The impact of Arctic warming on the mid-latitude jet stream: Can it? Has it? Will it?” scheduled for Tuesday, 20 September at 2:30pm ET. Dr. Elizabeth Barnes of Colorado State will discuss how the decline of Arctic Sea Ice may affect the polar jet stream.
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