CGA Events
2017
Job Mentoring Mashup: Outside Academia
Interested in careers outside of academia? Come along to Backcountry Pizza, particularly if you need advice on how to be competitive for your dream career after graduation. The speed mentoring event provides you with a seat at the table with seasoned industry veterans and peers to discuss career and professional development topics that are important to you.
View EventLunch with CIRES Distinguished Lecturer - Roger S. Pulwarty
Lunch-time conversation with the CIRES Distinguished Lecturer, Roger S. Pulwarty.
View EventOpen Forum on the Role of Scientists in a Changing Political Climate
With the recent change in administration, many of us have been caught off-guard and are unsure of what roles we will play as scientists, both personally and professionally, in the new political climate.
View EventSocial hour at Cheba Hut
CGA monthly happy hour! We will be meeting at Cheba Hut (1313 College Ave) again. Come along and meet fellow CIRES graduate students and post-docs. We hope to see you there!
View EventAcademic budget training workshop
Does the proposal budget process sound daunting? Do you know how CIRES Finance can help you to construct, submit, and manage a grant budget?
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CGA Grant Writing Workshop with Prof. Maggie Tolbert
Professor Maggie Tolbert, CIRES Fellow, will lead a workshop on grant writing. Please feel free to bring applications you've already written to receive feedback on, or just come to listen.
View EventCGA Travel Award Winner Lunchtime Seminar
The four 2015 CGA Travel Award winners will present 15 minute talks on their exciting research results. The Travel Award winners and their presentations are as follows:
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CGA Student Speaker Series
Shane Grigsby: "Facilitating comparisons between ICESat waveforms and ICESat-2 point data"
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The moisture balance of the continental boundary layer plays an important role in regulating the exchange of water and energy between the land surface and atmosphere. The surface layer moisture balance is controlled by a number of factors including precipitation, infiltration, evaporation and transpiration.
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