Atmospheric & Environmental Sciences, UAlbany

Our 2021 Graduate Student Virtual Recruitment Visit is scheduled for 25-27 February (more details to follow)! Make sure to check out our growing list of graduate research opportunities (https://albany.edu/daes/prospective-students) and submit your application by 15 January!

We are happy to announce that our faculty voted this week to adopt a policy making GRE scores no longer required for application for admission into both our MS and PhD programs!

Prospective students can submit their scores as a supplementary document if they believe the scores will enhance their application.

Other supplementary information students may consider appending are journal publications, products from research activities, conference presentations, web page content, computer code, data visualization dashboards, teaching or scientific outreach materials, etc.

Please note: Submitting an application without GRE scores will not place the applicant at a disadvantage. The Graduate Recruitment Committee evaluates all application materials from all applicants, and reviews and considers any relevant supplementary information provided.

The Committee bases its admissions decisions on a holistic view of each application, and a lack of supplementary material does not discount an application in any way.

More information will be available on our website soon!

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Just a reminder to come to the UAlbany Atmospheric and Environmental Sciences reception tonight from 6:30-9:00 PM at the Harbor Ballroom II at the Westin in Boston! All are welcome! Sincere thanks to our generous sponsors at Citadel and the UAlbany Alumni Association. See you there!

We are proud to have been selected as one of the 14 inaugural partners of the the American Geophysical Union (AGU) Bridge Program to develop, adopt, and share inclusive practices for recruiting, admitting, and retaining women and underrepresented minorities in STEM graduate programs.

AGU’s Bridge Program Creates Opportunities for Underrepresented Students - Eos In its first year, 20% of the 250 active Earth and space science graduate programs in the United States applied for partnership with the program.

Our National Thunderstorm Forecast Contest begins on Monday, June 3! For more information, see

www.atmos.albany.edu

Three more members of our super senior class presented their Honors Theses on Wednesday. Congratulations and great job, Jacob Shultis, Brennan Stutsrim, and Jessica Blair! And many thanks to their advisors!

Here's to three jobs well done! Next to their advisors are senior honors students Chelsea Snide, Aleks Siemenn, and Terry Allard, who presented their honors theses today. Stop by on Wednesday at 11:30 in ES241 to see three more great presentations!

Our own Ross Lazear interviewed with the Times Union for the Capital Region Q&A! https://www.timesunion.com/entertainment/article/Capital-Region-Q-A-A-UAlbany-storm-chaser-13707389.php

Link to today's map discussion now up at https://youtu.be/AnkTNnt5Iyk Special thanks to all the dedicated public servants who continue to serve our country despite the ongoing appears at minute 56.

Map Discussion, Jan. 18 2019 Special map discussion held to discuss the upcoming major winter storm. Discussion hosts: Prof. Brian Tang, and grad students Matt Campbell, Tyler Leicht, Da...

We'll be having a special map discussion today at 2PM EST to discuss the upcoming winter storm. Come to the Maproom in ES333 or tune into our livestream at https://www.twitch.tv/nywxguy !

nywxguy - Twitch nywxguy’s mobile stream

Please join us for the 9th annual DAES Alumni and Friends reception at the Sheraton Grand Phoenix, tonight from 6-9p! We are grateful to have support for this event from the UAlbany Alumni Assocation, MESO Inc., Citadel, Riskpulse, and Accuweather.

We are so proud of Ross Lazear, a most deserving recipient of UAlbany's College of Arts and Sciences 2018 Dean’s Award for Outstanding Achievement in Teaching!