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This award is given to the top Teaching Assistant(s) for excellent teaching of meteorology at the elementary level. The fund was established in 1972 by the Penn State Meteorology faculty in honor of Professor Hans Neuberger, who guided the growth of the department over a period of 33 years from its embryonic beginnings to a position of world eminence. Professor Neuberger established excellence in teaching as a key element of that growth, and demonstrated that skill by his own example.
This scholarship is to recognize and provide financial assistance to Meteorology and Atmospheric Science graduate students who have achieved superior academic records or who manifest promise of outstanding academic success.
Established in 1980, the award recognizes scholarly or creative excellence represented by a single contribution or a series of contributions around a coherent theme. A committee of peers reviews nominations and selects candidates.
This scholarship is to recognize and provide financial assistance to Meteorology and Atmospheric Science graduate students who have achieved superior academic records or who manifest promise of outstanding academic success.
This award is given to the top Teaching Assistant for exellent teaching of meteorology at the elementay level. Six other graduate students (Christopher Melhauser, Benjamin Green, Hans Chen, Junhong Wei, Erin Munsell, Robert Nystrom) in Fuqing's group have received this award.
This award is to honor and recognize the outstanding research by a graduate student majoring in Meteorology.
This award is given to the top Teaching Assistant for exellent teaching of meteorology at the elementay level. Five other graduate students (Christopher Melhauser, Benjamin Green, Hans Chen, Junhong Wei, Erin Munsell) in Fuqing's group have received this award.
This award is given to the top Teaching Assistant for exellent teaching of meteorology at the elementay level. Four other graduate students (Christopher Melhauser, Benjamin Green, Hans Chen, Junhong Wei) in Fuqing's group have received this award.
This award is given to the top Teaching Assistant for exellent teaching of meteorology at the elementay level. Three other graduate students (Christopher Melhauser, Benjamin Green, Hans Chen) in Fuqing's group have received this award.
This award is to honor and recognize the outstanding research by a graduate student majoring in Meteorology.
Dr. Zhang is being recognized "for his exceptional scientific contributions in the atmospheric sciences, specifically in the areas of atmospheric dynamics and predictability, data assimilation, and ensemble forecasting of tropical cyclones".
This Award is given to an individual in recognition of research achievement that is, at least in part, aerological in character and concerns the observation, theory, and modeling of atmospheric motions on all scales.
The Banner I. Miller Award is presented to Drs. Fuqing Zhang, Yonghui Weng, John Gamache and Frank Marks “For valuable insights into incorporating real-time airborne Doppler radar measurements via ensemble data assimilation, leading to improvements in forecasts of tropical cyclone track and intensity”.