OPPORTUNITIES FOR STUDENTS
 
As a charter member of Western Kentucky University's Applied Research and Technology Program (ARTP), the Kentucky Climate Center provides opportunities for students to actively engage in a variety of research and service activities.

Students can enhance their skills in quantitative analysis using a variety of hardware and software to explore and model climatological data, gain experience in qualitative analysis of current and historical events through field investigations and archived climatological and news publications, and participate in the design, operation, and maintenance of networks of climatological observation stations.

In addition, students are encouraged to attend local, regional, and national conferences. By presenting their research and gaining exposure to the broader scientific community, students can gain valuable experience that will help them in pursuit of advanced graduate education and career opportunities.
 
 
 
CURRENT STUDENTS
  •Mark Baldwin (Geoscience)
      Graduate Research Assistant
      Hydrometeorology
  • Danny Champlin, (Computer Science, Mathematics)
      Undergraduate Assistant
      MM5 Simulation Analysis
  • Christina Henry, (Geoscience)
      Graduate Research Assistant
      Service Climatology, Hydrometeorology, GIS
  •Nick Lawalin , (Geography)
      Undergraduate Assistance
      Statistical Analysis
  •Ronnie Leeper, (Geography)
      Undergraduate Research Assistant
      Statistical Analysis
  •Ashley Littell, (Geography)
      Graduate Assistant
      GeoProfiles Initiative, GIS
  •Seth McDowell, (Computer Science)
      Undergraduate Assistant
      Systems Administration, Webmaster
  •Shawn Marie Simpson, (Geoscience)
      Graduate Research Assistant
      Geographic Information Systems
Department of Geography and Geology • Western Kentucky University • 1906 College Heights Blvd., Bowling Green, KY. 42101