Hello Meteorology-Climatology Majors,
Welcome back from Spring Break! I hope that you were able to enjoy yourself over spring break, and I hope that included some down time to relax and rest up for the second half of the spring semester.
Priority Registration for the Fall 2022 semester will start on Monday, March 28th, and I expect that my calendar will be pretty full with meetings. I apologize if my email response times are a bit slower, but I will get back to you as soon as I can. At this time, everyone has been assigned a Priority Registration Enrollment Appointment, which is your first opportunity to enroll in classes for the Fall 2022 semester. You already have access to the Fall 2022 semester schedule within MyRed and the Enrollment Scheduler, so you can start planning out classes and loading them into your shopping cart.
This fall, the Department of Earth and Atmospheric Sciences is planning to offer the following Meteorology-Climatology courses beyond the usual METR 100 and other Meteorology-Climatology 100-level courses meant to fulfill general education requirements like ACE 4:
METR 205: Introduction to Atmospheric Science (Major Core Course)
METR 270: Introduction to Climatology (Elective Course)
METR 311: Dynamic Meteorology I (Major Core Course)
METR 323: Physical Meteorology (Major Core Course)
METR 370: Applied Climatology (Might be allowed as a Major Elective Course going forward - see Dr. Kopacz!)
METR 408: Microclimate: The Biological Environment (Major Elective Course - East Campus)
METR 421: Cloud Physics (Major Elective Course)
METR 442: Advanced Synoptic Meteorology-Climatology (ACE 10, Major Core Course)
METR 464: Satellite Meteorology (Major Core Course - Remote Sensing)
METR 469: Bio-Atmospheric Instrumentation (Major Elective Course - East Campus)
Please don't hesitate to schedule a meeting with me if any questions about classes for the Summer 2022 and Fall 2022 semesters. Remember, advising-related holds on your registration for future semesters can normally NOT be lifted without a meeting, so please plan ahead.
Best wishes, Doug
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CAPS Undergraduate BIPOC Therapy Group Available
Counseling and Psychological Services has a Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) Therapy group that currently meets on Wednesdays from 3:00-4:30pm on Zoom. This group is designed for undergraduate students of color to offer and receive support from peers as they develop self-awareness and insight on issues such as academics, imposter syndrome, micro-aggressions, isolation, loneliness, adjustment to college, and more. Since this is classified as a therapy group, each group member needs to be an official patient at CAPS, which consists of having an open file and having completed an Initial Evaluation appointment. At the initial evaluation appointment, students can share with the clinician that they are interested in the Undergrad BIPOC group, and the clinician can connect interested students with therapy group facilitators, Falesa and Derrick. The CAPS phone number is 402-472-7450.