Sarah has a multifaceted professional background combining research, education, and leadership. As a Researcher and Teaching Assistant at the University of Missouri (2021–present), she has conducted advanced studies in drought analysis, atmospheric dynamics, and seasonal hurricane forecasting, earning peer-reviewed publications. Collaborating with Colorado State University as a Hurricane Forecaster (2022–present), she provided accurate hurricane predictions for 2023 and 2024, enhancing public safety and scientific knowledge. Additionally, Sarah has experience in leadership roles, including founding and presiding over the Mizzou Women in Meteorology Club, and has worked as an Independent Brand Partner and Executive Assistant with Partner.Co, excelling in digital marketing and team management.
Research Interest
Sarah’s research focuses on drought analysis, long-range forecasting, seasonal hurricane dynamics, and radar meteorology. She has a keen interest in integrating GIS and statistical climatology tools to advance atmospheric sciences and improve weather prediction methodologies.
Skills
Weather Modeling: BUFKIT, SimuAWIPS, RadarScope
Data Analysis: Statistical climatology, Python, ArcGIS
Digital Design: Website development (Wix), social media graphics, marketing materials
Leadership: Team building, mentoring, and project management
Communication: Public speaking, technical writing, educational outreach
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