Graduate Assistant Opportunities

Atmospheric Science

The Department of Atmospheric Science invites applications for Ph.D. and M.S. Graduate Assistantships in several research areas.

Graduate assistantships include stipend, summer salary, full tuition and fees, and health insurance. Applicants with a strong physical science or engineering undergraduate degree will be considered, and an undergraduate degree in atmospheric science or meteorology, although significant, is not required. 

For the Fall of 2019, we are expecting an above-normal number of new graduate assistantships to materialize through a variety of grants.

The following faculty are recruiting students for Fall 2019:

Dr. Dana Caulton (trace gas measurements)

Dr. Jeff French (airborne cloud observations)

Dr. Bart Geerts (observations and modeling of mesoscale cloud systems)

Dr. Zach Lebo (modeling of cloud microphysics and mesoscale storm dynamics)

Dr. Xiaohong Liu (climate modeling)

Dr. Shane Murphy (emissions from forest fires and oil/natural gas activities)

Dr. Jeff Snider (aerosol activation and snow measurements)