Spring 2007 2000 Level Courses in English

Lisa Murphy

Description

• expression écrite - matière potentielle : fiction
• expression écrite - matière potentielle : assignments
• mémoire
• exposé
• expression écrite
• leçon - matière potentielle : journals

Texas Tech University Spring 2007 2000 Level Courses in English Department of English Lubbock, Texas 79409-3091 806-742-2501 English 2305.001 CallNumber 13971 Introduction to Poetry CourseSubtitle MWF 9-9:50AM Matthew Rose Teacher assigned 12-1-06 EN 401 Prerequisite: ENGL 1301 and 1302. No description available. Please contact teacher. English 2305.003 CallNumber 13973 Introduction to Poetry CourseSubtitle MWF 10-10:50AM Matthew Rose Teacher assigned 12-1-06 matt.

• variety of fictional texts
• counting kicks
• formal writing assignments
• range of poetry
• works of fiction
• formal papers
• 2305.011 callnumber
• brief introduction
• poetry
• class

Sujets

• Fiction
• Assignment
• Mémoire
• Exposé
• Journals
• Marlowe
• Kuriyama

Informations

• Publié par: romek
• Nombre de lectures: 25
• Langue: English

Extrait

Lisa Nicole Murphy 3417 Computer and Space Sciences Building Department of Atmospheric and Oceanic Science College Park, MD 20742   [e-mail]-xxxx (xxx)   EDUCATIONThe University of Maryland, College Park, MD Doctor of Philosophy in Atmospheric and Oceanic Science  AnticipatedGraduation: May 2009 Master of Science in Atmospheric and Oceanic Science Graduated: May 2007  The Pennsylvania State University, University Park, PA Bachelor of Science in Meteorology  Graduated:May 2004  COMPUTER SKILLSOffice, UNIX, NCL, Matlab, GrADS, IDL, Perl, Microsoft Visual C++, and vi editor   RESEARCH EXPERIENCE  University of Maryland, Department of Atmospheric and Oceanic Science, College Park, MD Graduate Research Assistant Advisor: Dr.Daniel Kirk-Davidoff August 2004–Present  Using NCAR Community Atmosphere Model (CAM) version 3.1 to simulate the desiccation of the Mediterranean Sea during the Messinian Salinity Crisis.Analyzing model output using GrADS, IDL, and Matlab to study changes in atmospheric circulation resulting from a subaerial depression over the Mediterranean Sea.Examining the contributions of topographical and thermal effects on atmospheric stationary waves.  University of Maryland, Department of Atmospheric and Oceanic Science, College Park, MD Graduate Teaching Assistant Course: AOSC123– Causes and Implications of Global Change January 2007-May 2007 

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OTHER EXPERIENCE 

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Led two discussion groups that included 25 students in each class. Graded problem sets, assisted students with their homework during discussion.Holding office hours to additionally help students who are experiencing problems with their lab work or to answer questions about class material.

NASA Goddard Space Flight Center, Greenbelt, MD Summer Institute on Atmospheric, Hydrospheric, and Terrestrial Sciences for 2003 June 2003–August 2003  Assisted scientists in the Cold Land Processes Experiment. Programmed in GrADS to characterize and analyze temporal and spatial variability of the field data.

Science Systems and Applications, Inc. (SSAI), Greenbelt MD Field Technician July 2003-August 2003  Participated in NASAs cold land processes field experiment. Maintained instruments which took ground based measurements of snow depths and other meteorological variables in Fraser, CO. Assembled and disbanded towers, recorded measurements, and corrected malfunctions.  The Climate Office - The Pennsylvania State University, University Park, PA Work Study Position August 2003-May 2004

Assisted with data entry of the state's climatological network, compiled data sets, performed elementary research on web, and developed graphical presentations of the data. Long term project was to assist in hindcasting project to test skill of long term predictions based on past surface anomalies.Implemented and verified monthly experimental forecasts. 

Summer Colloquia 2006 – The Art of Climate Modeling National Center for Atmospheric and Oceanic Science, Boulder, CO Selected applicant June 2006

Engaged in lectures, modeling laboratory classes and project work involving coupled climate models. Advanced training in how to run a full GCM model, and understanding their theoretical and practical underpinnings to be able to improve them for emerging scientific tasks.Used NCARs coupled model to study the sensitivity of the Indian Monsoon to variations in convection. Alteredthe convection scheme in the model to attempt to better model results. Comparison of model output to observational and assimilated data in the monsoon region.   StrategicEnergy Summer Intern  May2004–August 2004  Worked in their operations department solving metering issues for the state of Michigan.Issued work orders, discussed problems with account managers, issued checks, updated and maintained the database, attended weekly meetings, created regional operations manuals consisting of metering requirements and regulations in each deregulated state.  The National Weather Service, State College, PA Volunteer  August2003-May 2004  Assisted operational meteorologists in developing forecasts, prepared aviation forecasts, and worked hydrometeorology technician shifts.  Campus Weather Service - The Pennsylvania State University, University Park, PA Volunteer August 2000-December 2001  Volunteered for a weekly shift to discuss weather charts, forecast for zones in Pennsylvania on the internet, and call local radio stations.  ACTIVITIES/AWARDS    Graduate Research Assistantship (2004-Present)  GraduateStudent Teaching Assistant (2007-Present)   METOGradsGraduate Student Government Representative (2005-Present)  METOGradsTreasurer (2006-Present)  PhiEta Sigma - PSU National Honor Fraternity (2000-2004)  NationalSociety of Collegiate Scholars (2000-2004)

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PSU Dean's List (2000-2004) Ryan Scholarship for the College of Earth and Mineral Science (2003-2004) Kumpf Scholarship for Women in the College of Earth and Mineral Science (2002-2003) Hans A Panofsky Scholarship (2002-2004) Micasu Scholarship (2001-2002)  Letters of reference provided upon request.