Employment Opportunties
Our Employment Opportunties website is updated on a continuous basis with positions ranging from post-doctoral to long-term job announcements.

Conferences and Workshops

• Changing Climates @ CSU
• 2009 CMMAP Graduate Student Colloquium information will be listed here when available.

FORTRAN for Students
Many top cloud and climate models are written in the FORTRAN programming language. We found that quite a few incoming students in all facets of Atmospheric Science lack FORTRAN knowledge and find they need it in their graduate program. CMMAP researchers offer a not-for-credit FORTRAN seminar series perfect for novices and those interested in advanced topics as well. To find out when the next seminar will run, and view our FORTRAN resources, click here.

CMMAP Academic Research Groups
The table below shows academic research groups supported fully or in part by CMMAP.

Institution	Department	Name	Role in CMMAP	CMMAP Students
Colorado State University	Atmospheric Science	Alan Scott Denning	Directory for Education and Outreach; Use of MMFs to study the carbon cycle	Anna Harper Parker Kraus Isaac Medina
		Sonia Kreidenweis	Use of MMFs with aerosol and cloud microphysics parameterizations
		David Randall	CMMAP Director; further development of the MMF	Jim Benedict Todd Jones Rachel McCrary
		Christian Kummerow	Liaison to TRMM and GPM; use of these datasets for model evaluation	Greg Elsaesser
		Wayne Schubert	Director for Knowledge Transfer; further development of the MMF with an emphasis on the choice of governing equations	Kate Musgrave Matt Masarik Gabriel Williams
		Eric Maloney	Analysis of tropical general circulation	Walter Hannah
	Sociology	Mike Lacy	Assessment of education & diversity activities	Matt Aronson
	Psychology	Silvia Canetto	Studies of diversity	Aki Hosoi Molly McLaren
	Human Development & Family Studies	David MacPhee	Studies of diversity	Lauren Lessner
	Political Science	Michele Betsill		Nicole Detraz
University of California, Los Angeles	Atmospheric and Ocean Sciences	Akio Arakawa	Development of improved GCMs and cloud parameterizations	Chien-Ming Wu
		Bjorn Stevens	Development of conventional parameterizations
University of California, San Diego	Supercomputer Center	John Helly	Director of Cyberinfrastructure; liaison to SDSC
	Scripps Institution of Oceanography,	Richard Somerville	Development of cloud-radiation parameterizations	Gabriel Kooperman Mike Pritchard
University of Washington	JISAO	Thomas Ackerman	Model evaluation using ARM data
	Atmospheric Sciences	Christopher Bretherton	Development of improved cloud parameterizations
University of Maryland	Atmospheric and Ocean Science	Antonio Busalacchi	Use of satellite data to evaluate MMF results
UC Berkeley	Department of Earth and Planetary Sciencess	William Collins	Developer of radiative transfer parameterizations; Liaison to CCSM
University of Utah	Meteorology	Steven Krueger	Development of improved MMFs	Peter Bogenschutz
University of Tokyo	Center for Climate Systems Research	Masahide Kimoto	Scientific participant in CMMAP Workshops; development of improved MMFs
Hampton University	Center for Atmospheric Science	Patrick McCormick	Use of satellite data to evaluate MMF results	Kevin Leavor Robert Lee
University of Colorado	CIRES Climate Diagnostics Center	Robert Pincus	Development of cloud parameterizations
City College of New York	Electrical Engineering	William Rossow: CUNY NASA/GISS	Model evaluation, especially using ISCCP data
State University of New York at Stony Brook	School of Marine and Atmospheric Sciences	Marat Khairoutdinov	Development of CSRMs and MMFs	Martin Riessen