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Bachelor of Science in Atmospheric Sciences with Honors and a First Generation Cord, College of Aerospace Sciences, The University of North Dakota[1]. Major coursework in algebra, broadcast meteorology, calculus, computer science, differential equations, dynamic meteorology, instrumentation, mesoscale meteorology, numerical methods, physical meteorology, physics, senior capstone thesis, synoptic meteorology, thermodynamics, technical writing, vector analysis and weather forecasting. Advisor: Fred Remer (retired).
Graduate Studies in Geography and Atmospheric Sciences, The University of North Dakota[2]. Graduate-level coursework in field methods, geographic thought through time, geosystems, historical climatology, image processing, meteorological measurement systems, remote sensing, stream flow modeling and statistical methods. Advising: Christopher Atkinson, David Delene and Douglas Munski.
National Science Foundation Research Traineeship Fellow (One Year), The University of Oklahoma
Graduate Certificate in Earth Observation Science for Society and Sustainability (EOS3), The University of Oklahoma[3]. Multi-disciplinary graduate program with an applied externship, integrating aeroecology, climatology, atmospheric data analysis, data analytics, human behavior, and UAS operations to support real-world Earth observation and decision-making.
Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning at OU Symposium 2018
Atmospheric Science Applications of Ground-Based Phased Array Radars Workshop
CopterSonde UAS Training[4]
Cyberinfrastructure Facilitator Virtual Residency Workshop 2021
Energetic Materials Research and Testing Center Safety Training[5]
Human Research and Social Behavioral Modules Program
Large Enrollment Courses Seminar - Panel on Successful Teaching Practices
Lightning Modeling Workshop (2024-25)