Richard D. Clark - Professor of Meteorology & Department Chairman With a PhD from University of Wyoming, Dr. Clark is an expert in boundary layer meteorology and lower tropospheric dynamics. His current research focus is low-level ozone and particulate concentrations over the East Coast megalopolis, and he is a principal researcher in the three-year federally funded North-East Corridor Oxidant and Particle Study. Richard.Clark@millersville.edu
	Alex DeCaria - Associate Professor of Meteorology Dr. DeCaria received his PhD from the University of Maryland where he did research on lightning and atmospheric chemistry. He is interested in numerical modeling, and developed and teaches our Numerical Modeling of the Atmosphere and Oceans course. He is also interested in the application of geographic information systems (GIS) to the atmospheric sciences. Dr. DeCaria served 11 years in the U.S. Navy as a meteorology officer, including duty as a typhoon forecaster at the Navy/Air Force Joint Typhoon Warning Center. Alex.Decaria@millersville.edu
	Todd Sikora - Assistant Professor of Meteorology Prior to joining Millersville Meteorology, Dr. Sikora was an Associate Professor at the United States Naval Academy. His research interests are marine meteorology, synthetic aperture radar, and air sea interaction. Todd earned his BS, MS, and PhD at Penn State University. Todd.Sikora@millersville.edu
	Sepideh Yalda - Professor of Meteorology A graduate of Saint Louis University, Dr. Yalda is our expert on climate statistics and climate change. Sepi is also an authority on the use of satellites and radars in meteorology. Sepi.Yalda@millersville.edu
	Eric Horst - Director, Weather Information Center A graduate of Penn State University, Eric's primary focus is on weather analysis, media meteorology and the development of Internet weather resources. An expert forecaster, he has been quoted hundreds of time in newspapers and magazines and he has appeared on numerous radio and TV broadcasts. ehorst@millersville.edu
	David Fitzgerald - Meteorology Systems & Network Manager A graduate of Millersville University and the University of Wyoming (M.S.), Dave oversees all aspects of our meteorological network. dfitzgerald@millersville.edu
	Joe Calhoun - Instructor of Broadcast Meteorology Joe is the senior meteorologist with WGAL-TV in Lancaster, PA. He is a graduate of Penn State University ('81 Meteorology) and he was awarded the AMS Seal of Approval in 1984. Joe has been working the morning and midday broadcasts at WGAL since 1987.
	Robert S. Ross - Professor Emeritus Receiving his PhD from Florida State University, Dr. Ross is an expert on hurricanes. His particular research interest is illumination of conceptual models of atmospheric phenomena using graphical displays of numerical model output. Dr. Ross retired in July 2001 and is now a researcher at FSU. bross@coven.met.fsu.edu
	Dr. Russel L. DeSouza Memorial Links: Unidata/UCAR Recognition webpage (pdf). Millersville Meteorology Rememberance page including student comments and photos.