Offers a range of undergraduate and graduate degree programs; hosts several research centers including the Center for Atmospheric Chemistry, Texas Center for Extreme Weather, Office of the Texas State Climatologist, and Southern Regional Climate Center.
Research Experience
Engaged in research on critical issues for humanity in the 21st century such as extreme weather, air pollution, and global warming.
Background
Research interests span atmospheric dynamics, boundary layer-surface interactions, climate dynamics and change, numerical modeling, atmospheric chemistry, aerosol-cloud interactions, synoptic and mesoscale meteorology, and radiative transfer and remote sensing.
Miscellany
Graduates go on to serve in broadcast meteorology, government agencies, the military, teaching and research, and private industry.