AMS Meetings
Teaching Excellence: Mentor Realizes Dream Award
Henry E. Fuelberg, a professor of meteorology with Florida State University, is this year’s recipient of the AMS award for...
Comrades in Communication
The weekend’s workshop on “Integrating Communication, Weather, and Climate: More Than Just ‘Talking About the Weather!'” was the result of a collaborative...
Congratulations, Student Sleuths!
The student conference contest had a happy ending, it just ended a little sooner than mere mortals would expect. Torey...
Not Sure What to Say? Talk about Uncertainty.
Since communication is the topic of the week, the new AMS draft statement on “Communicating Science” is never far from...
Got Game? Your Planet Hopes You Do
If you’ve been following Bill Hooke’s blog, Living on the Real World, you know the AMS Policy Program director has...
Uncategorized
The Unconventional Convention—A ‘Curse’ Put to Rest
Like snowflakes blowing in the winds of a blizzard, an ugly rumor had swirled through AMS Annual Meetings past. People…meteorologists,...
Weather Quest Sleuths: Start Your Smartphones!
Students participating in the 2011 Weather Quest: Use your smart phone to read the qr code on the right to...
Perspectives
And Speaking of Fun…
by Steve Ackerman, Annual Meeting Co-Chair Raj concluded a posting about communications themes at the Annual Meeting by saying, “Have...
Making Yourself Known…from Someone Who Knows
Al Blackadar, AMS Honorary Member and Past President and veteran of countless AMS meetings, shared this story to us this...
Perspectives
The Most Difficult "Way of Knowing": Listening
by Raj Pandya, Annual Meeting Co-Chair The theme of this year’s annual meeting is communication, and I think one of...
