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Why study meteorology and atmospheric science at Penn State?
- We have a solid reputation for excellence and breadth in our academic program in atmospheric science and traditional meteorology, in teaching, and research.
- Our faculty are recognized world-wide and are often pioneering research in areas such as climate, cloud physics, weather risk, oceanography, mesoscale meteorology, ozone, air pollution, and much more.
- Our program spans all aspects of the atmosphere and environment and reaches across disciplines such as business and finance, agriculture, engineering, and computer science.
- We have state-of-the-art facilities and promote many research and learning opportunities outside the classroom. We have the largest, student-run, campus weather service, and we are home to the Pennsylvania State Climatologist.
- We take an active role in promoting internship and employment opportunities for our students by hosting our own career fair each spring.
- New in 2009 is a completely renovated, modern weather station complex boasting a 36-panel electronic map wall for use in teaching, service, and learning. The new complex takes a student-centered approach with a cafe and lounge area for studying and socializing.
- We have over 3,400 successful (and quite proud) alumni working in all levels of government, private industry, the military, tv, and education.
- We're confident that you'll hear good things about Penn State during your search for the right school.
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