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Certificate Program Information
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  The UGA Atmospheric Sciences Program offers
certificate programs at the graduate and undergraduate levels. The
undergraduate certificate is offered in conjunction with a bachelors
degree from a participating program. The operational meteorology track of
the undergraduate certificate meets the federal civil
service requirements for
employment as a meteorologist and the American
Meteorological Society's
recommended curriculum. The general atmospheric sciences track of the
undergraduate certificate can be tailored to suit the students interests
and career goals. Interested students are asked to view the program
information and prospective students
sections of this web site for complete information on the program. Click here
to download a pdf version
of the requirements for the undergraduate Certificate in Atmospheric
Sciences.
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UGA Student Chapter of the American Meteorological Society
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The
students in the Atmospheric Sciences Program have organized a student
chapter of the American Meteorological Society, open to all university
students. Please visit the new UGA AMS web site for details on upcoming
meetings and events, along with information on how you can become a
member of the chapter.
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Southern High Resolution Modeling Consortium
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Information
and details on the Southern High Resolution Modeling Consortium are now
available online.
The mission of the consortium is to develop research and operational
applications of modern atmospheric technologies, specifically mesoscale
numerical weather prediction, in the southern region.
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Georgia Skies
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"Georgia Skies"
... a site dedicated to weather data for the state of Georgia
and the nation as a whole is now online. The purpose of this site is to
supplement data available to students through the UGA NOAAPORT System and
the GEMPAK/McIDAS software packages. The site is an easy-to-use source of
internet-ready weather information.
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