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Robert W. Scott

Meteorologist

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Elgin, TX 78621 Email: **********@*****.***

Current Professional Employment

• 2014-present – Department of Natural Sciences, Excelsior University, Albany, NY

-Adjunct Faculty – Weather and Climate, NS120, 2014-2024

-Designed online course in 2014; redesigned 2019; converted to OER in 2022

-Science in Today’s World, NS110, 2021-2025

-Introduction to Astronomy, NS115, 2022-2025

• 2012-present – Space Studies & Earth Sciences, American Public University System, Charles Town, WV

-Part-time Faculty – Introduction to Meteorology w/ Lab, SCIN137; Introduction to Meteorology, ERSC180, 2012-2025

-Introduction to Astronomy w/ Lab, SCIN134; Introduction to Astronomy, SPST180, 2021-2025

-Introduction to Geography, GEOG101, GEOG103, 2021-2024

Past Professional Employment

• 1993-2012 – Department of Natural Sciences, Parkland College, Champaign, IL

-Part-time Faculty – Introduction to Weather, ESC101

-Instructed face-to-face sections, 1993-2001

-Designed and initiated online course in 2002, re-designed in 2007

• 1978-2010 – Illinois State Water Survey, Prairie Research Institute, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign, Champaign, IL

-Program Manager, Water and Atmospheric Resources Monitoring Program, 1996-2010

-Associate Professional Scientist, 1985-1996

-Assistant Professional Scientist, 1981-1985

-Research Assistant, 1978-1981

-Work involved participation in numerous meteorological research field programs, studying various forms of Illinois weather: thunderstorm initiation and gust flows, winter storms, planned and inadvertent weather modification, soil moisture variability, boundary layer heat flux, solar power potential, and climate research. Participated in data collection and reduction, analysis, and documentation. Periodically served as Chief Weather Forecaster for field studies.

-Authored/co-authored more than 100 agency publications, refereed journal articles, professional presentations. Monthly technical report, Illinois Water and Climate Summary, 1996-2010.

• Proficient in MSOffice Suite: Word, Excel, PowerPoint; FORTRAN and dBase programming.

Academic Achievements

• Texas A&M University, College Station, TX – 1975-1976

-Master of Science: Meteorology – 1976

-Thesis: The Moisture Budget in Relation to Convection

• Florida State University, Tallahassee, FL – 1971-1973

-Bachelor of Science: Meteorology – 1973

• Auburn University, Auburn, AL – 1969-1971

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