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CMU is the only university in Michigan with an undergraduate degree in meteorology.

Meteorology majors get a broad science background, including physics and chemistry, and they earn a mathematics minor. There are many career options for meteorologists: broadcasting, aviation, the military, the National Weather Service, or large construction companies or organizations whose work is affected by the weather.

Click here to visit the Meteorology Program's web site to learn more!

Central Michigan University's College of Science and Technology invites you to join our students, faculty, and staff in the pursuit of academic excellence. The college prides itself in its rich traditions in science and technology, modern facilities that promote teaching and research, and dedicated faculty members who help you make the most of your opportunities.

Events & News

This Week's Seminars

- Nov 18: Allison Steiner from the University of Michigan will give a talk titled, "Regional Climate and Biosphere-Atmosphere Interactions" at 4:00 in Room 307, Brooks Hall.
- Nov 19: Xiaoming Zheng from CMU will give a talk titled, "A Cell-Based Model of Endothelial Cell Migration, Proliferation and Maturation During Corneal Angiogenesis" at 4:00 in Room 228, Pearce Hall.
- Nov 20: Dee Strand from The Dow Chemical Company will give a talk titled, "Cathode Materials for Lithium Ion Batteries" at 1:00 in Room 107, Dow Science Complex.
- Nov 20: Guggi Kofod from the University of Potsdam (Germany) will give a talk titled, "Electroactive rubber - new physics for new materials" at 3:00 in Room 109, Dow Science Complex.

Student places second at the 34th NWA Annual Meeting

Cort Scholten, a meteorology major, placed second in the Undergraduate Student Poster Presentation competition at the National Weather Association's annual meeting held October 18-22 in Norfolk, Virginia. Scholten's poster, "Analyses of Radar-Observed Descending Reflectivity Cores in Supercell Thunderstorms" was co-authored by Dr. Leigh Orf. This is the third consecutive year that a CMU student has earned an award at the NWA conference.

Proposal Writing Workshop
Dec 15-17: 8:30 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. daily, Room 301 Grawn Hall

The Office of Research and Sponsored Programs (ORSP) will host a 3-day proposal writing workshop, December 15-17, for faculty and staff interested in applying for external funding. Attendees will learn fundamental skills in the grant seeking process - including working with external sponsors, developing a project plan, and preparing the budget. Space is limited to 25 attendees. Interested faculty and staff should contact ORSP by Friday, October 30 (774-ORSP or 774-6777) to reserve a place.

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