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NCAR Undergraduate
Leadership Workshop
What is NCAR?
National
Center for Atmospheric Research
Located
in Boulder Colorado
Managed
by University Corporation for
Atmospheric Research (UCAR)
63
Universities, Iowa State one of them
What NCAR Does
Conduct
research on many topics
Atmospheric
Chemistry
Climate
Cloud physics and storms
Weather hazards to aviation
Interactions between sun and earth.
NCAR Funding
Get
funding from
National
Science Foundation (NSF)
NOAA
NASA
U.S.
FAA
Departments of Defense and Energy
ULW Purpose
Informing students about the potential for exciting
research and career opportunities in the atmospheric and
related sciences.
The five-day program establishes informal dialogue
between students and research scientists as they explore
laboratories, instrumentation, and computing facilities that
support studies on weather, climate change, solar
dynamics, the Sun-Earth system, and the impacts of severe
weather and climate change on societies around the world.
Model of Leadership
Kevin
Droegemeier
Director
of Center for Analysis and Prediction of
Storms at University of Oklahoma
Distinguished between leader and manager:
Manager
controls
Leader motivates
Presenters Cont.
Tim
Killeen,
Director
of NCAR
Discussed NCAR research
Richard Anthens
President
on UCAR
Discussed leadership and collaboration in the university
community
Presenters Cont.
Gerry
Meehl
in Climate and Global Dynamics Division
Climate change, and current research
Scientist
Scientists
from Atmospheric Chemistry Division
Presenters Cont.
Al
Cooper
Scientist
Tim
and Director, Advanced Studies Program
Spangler
Director,
Cooperative Program for Operational
Meteorology, Education, and Training (COMET),
Presenters Cont.
Bob
Lead Scientist, US Weather Research Program,
Division Director, Microscale and Mesoscale
Meteorology,
Bob
Gall
Harris
Division Director, Environmental and Societal
Impacts Group,
Presenters Cont.
Roberta
Johnson
Director, UCAR Office of Education and Outreach
and
Scientist, High Altitude Observatory, NCAR
Scientist
David
from High Altitude Observatory
Carlson
Division
Director, Atmospheric Technology,