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*Note* Bold entries are linked to their e-mail addresses.
2007 Alumni
Dan Harnos
Graduate School at the University of Illiniois
Glenn Watson
All4 Inc. (Environmental Consulting)
Beth Mokrauer
Working towards completing the North Carolina Environmental Educators Certification
2006 Alumni
Jay Dougherty Pilot/flight instructor
Natalie Martin Working towards completing the North Carolina Environmental Educators Certification
Anthony Nugnes AWIPS Software Test Engineer for Raytheon and Earth Resources Technology in Silver Spring, MD. & Publication Editor for the journal "Advances in Atmospheric Science" at the Institute of Atmospheric Physics in Beijing, China.
Dave Porter Graduate School (University of Colorado, Boulder, CO)
Ariana Shah
Graduate School (Felician College)
Greg Whitaker Observer (Weather Works, Hackettstown, NJ)
Lauren Casey
Broadcast Meteorologist at WINK, the CBS station in Fort Myers, FL
2005 Alumni
Megan Jenkins
Currently attending Graduate School in Miami University, Ohio
Jared Klein Graduate student in the Department of Atmospheric Science
at SUNY-Albany in Albany, NY. Expecting M.S. in Atmospheric Science in
May 2007.
Stephanie Zick
Graduate School (Penn State University)
Brian Eckman
Weather Observer, Charleston, SC
Tim Roche
Meteorologist, Weather Underground, San Francisco, CA
Sarah Boyle
Meteorologist, SDI/Weather Trends Inc
Andrew DuranteForecasting for futures and energy trading at Constellation Energy (Baltimore, MD)
Brian Frugis Forecaster at the NWS Albany, Albany, NY
Matt Lanza Operational Meteorologist at Southern California Edison in Los Angeles, forecasting day-ahead and 7-days out for their demand forecasting group.
Megan Linkin PhD candidate (University of Maryland)
Jim Nichols Freelancing at FOX29 (Philadelphia, PA)
Corey Rhodes Energy Weather Consultant (MDA Federal Inc, Maryland)
Mark Papier Weather Channel Radio Meteorologist
Josh McGrath Graduate student, University of Colorado, Boulder, CO.
Colin McCall
Project Scientist, All4 Inc. (Environmental Consulting)
2003 Alumni
Chuck Caracozza National Weather Service in Miami, Florida.
Ian Litwin
Rutgers Graduate School
John Krasting
Rutgers Graduate School
Jim Salge
Physical Science teacher in Concord, NH.
Dylan Dreyer
Broadcast Meteorologist, WHDH-TV, Boston, MA
2002 Alumni
Jennifer Small 
Postdoctoral Scholar Position with NASA's Jet Propulsion lab in Pasadena starting Summer '09.
Todd Slawsky Educational coordinator at Rutgers University
Dawn Higggins Environmental Scientist at the DEP, Trenton, NJ.
2001 Alumni
Joe Geib Quote
"What I really liked most about studying Meteorology was the maps, radar, and satellite. On many occasions, I have been found completely engrossed in maps. I can just sit and gaze at maps for hours. I have turned this interest into a career in GIS (Geographic Information Systems). After my 2001 graduation, I worked at the Center for Remote Sensing (CRSSA) in the ENR building. There, I refined my skills and interests, and took a few more courses in order to round myself out in the fields of ecology and natural resources. In 2002, I worked in Colorado to help work on the Hayman Fire recovery effort (137,000 acres - largest wildfire in CO history). There, I worked with the USDA's NRCS (Natural Resources Conservation Service), using my GIS, hydrology, and ecology skills to help landowners recover from the fire. I created and managed the GIS system to map the progress of our rehabilitation practices and government reimbursement. I also used my meteorological, hydrological, and ecological skills to proved in-field technical assistance to landowners. In the field, I instructed them about the change in hydrology (more runoff, flash floor risk due to hydrophobic soils and decreased time of saturation) and the ecological comeback in a post-fire landscape. I also calculated flood risk for landowners living in flood-prone areas, incorporating peak runoff, time of saturation, etc. I also had the opportunity to participate in NRCS' monthly winter snowpack surveys. I went out at the end of each snowy month and measured the snow depth and water content at pre-determined sites in our area. These readings are incorporated into water budget forecasts in the arid west. This is a very imperative practice out west, where population soars and the water resources remain (climatologically) low. At this job, I have really been able to tie together all my meteorological, ecological, hydrologic and geographical skills together. I have accomplished what my customized education package had intended. After this experience, I continued to work for private industry in engineering and cartography, as well as in government. I continue to make maps and update GIS information."
Natural Resource Conservation
Louis Bowers Wind Energy Meteorologist at Iberdrola Renewables, Radnor, PA.
2000 Alumni
Jeanne Brazel Congratulations, everybody! I am living in Berwyn, PA. I have been working at SAIC since February of 2007 as a meteorologist. I am attending Penn State Great Valley in Malvern for a Master in Software Engineering. Good luck to everybody! Drop me a line or find me on Facebook.
Michael Ball "My name is Michael Ball. I graduated Cook College in May 2000. Currently I work as a weather producer at CBS-2 in NYC. I have graduate school planned for fall 2002".
Current Weather Producer - NYC
Robert J Bright, JR
"I am a graduate of Rutgers University Class of 2000. I am currently going for my Master's Degree at NCSU in Atmospheric Science. I am currently doing research on the Gulf Stream's effects on hurricane intensification. I hope to graduate with my master's sometime in 2002 and hopefully get a 6- digit salary job!"
Graduate School
UPDATE:
"After receiving my Masters in Meteorology in 2003 from North Carolina State University in 2003, I took a job with the National Weather Service in Charleston, SC."
Jaime Ridenour "I graduated in January 2000 from Cook College. In April 2000, I took a job with WeatherPlus in Atlanta, GA. We are a traffic and weather cable channel in Europe, and I get to forecast for the Netherlands! It seems pretty random, but it's a blast!"
Forecasting - GA/Europe
1998 Alumni
Richard H.W. Engle 
"I‘m the Air Combat Command Air Operations Squadron Weather Flight Commander at Langley Air Force base, Virginia."