In addition to scientific field missions, I often talk to students, the media, the general public, or other groups about what we do as meteorologists and scientists. Here are some links and photos from those endeavors.
ABC News Impact x Nightline
Full Episode on Hulu
Planet NOAA Podcast
Episode 7: Class is in session!
Last Segment
A career twist of fate?
NOAA Heritage Stories
Designing the real, wild, storm-chasing
trucks behind Twisters
Fast Company Magazine
‘Twister’ gave rise to a generation of storm chasers.
Here’s what they hope to see in the sequel
CNN
Between Twister and Twisters, Tornado Science
Has Improved a Lot in Three Decades
Scientific American
NOAA: Drones and Twisters Video
Invited Talk at AMS Student Conference
Mind, Body, Attitude Session (watch here)
KOCO Interview about UAS at OU/NSSL
Sam Noble Museum, Fieldwork While Female. Recordings online.
METR 4603/5603 – Advanced Observations for Lower Atmospheric Research
I developed this class and began offering it at OU in fall 2021.
I joined the Weather Brains crew to discuss my work at NSSL and the National Weather Museum on Episode 807.
I was featured on episode 18 of Steve Maguire’s Obsessed with the Weather podcast! You can listen to it and find some other episodes here.
Check out the Observations on the Go video to learn about NSSL’s field observing equipment. Here I discuss the CLAMPS platform!
This virtual live panel – recorded on Wednesday, Oct. 28, 2020, click here – highlights the diverse paths of four scientists (including me) who work at NSSL. Each presenter shares their personal story about how they became a scientist. Then they answer viewers’ questions.
The Boston Museum of Science featured me in their new podcast series, Pulsar. You can find the podcast recording and transcripts in English and Spanish here.
How do meteorologists learn about storms by chasing them?
Headwaters Institute: Lunch w/ a Scientist May 2020
Click here to watch the video.
Click here to find an accompanying exercise (8-11 grade)
Yes! Science Show interview – July 2019
Click here to watch the video.
