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Hollings scholars receive a two-year academic scholarship (up to $9,500 per year) for their junior and senior years, a 10-week paid summer internship opportunity at a NOAA facility and funding to participate in up to two national scientific conferences.
Millersville University alumnus Timothy Loftus ’11, director of data science at AccuWeather, has received the Award for Outstanding Contribution to the Advance of Applied Meteorology from the American Meteorological Society […]
Nelson Tucker’s passion for tornadoes and desire to help others has led him, along with his brother and two friends, to create the OTUS project, which stands for the Observations of Tornadoes by UAV Systems.
“We have not yet reached the most active part of a typical Atlantic hurricane season.”
With the installation of the Climavision weather radar system in June 2023, Millersville University’s meteorology program reinforced its status as an important resource in weather forecasting. Now, with the introduction […]
“We’re here to forecast the more dangerous elements, including their potential impacts on satellites, communications/navigation, power grids….”
Everyone is familiar with emergencies. But what, exactly, is an emergency manager, and what do they do?
Hurricane expert joins Millersville’s meteorology faculty.
From student conferences and awards to historic fundraising campaigns – take a look at the University’s top 10 stories of 2023.
At #3, MU takes a look at two important partnerships that will further learning opportunities for STEM students.
Many students had a lot to celebrate this year. Our #8 story features a few notable success stories.
On August 29, the University will celebrate its important partnership with Climavision during a ribbon-cutting ceremony.
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