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Associate Professor of Earth and Environmental Sciences Pamela Grothe ’06 was acknowledged for her contributions to the research article “Western Pacific Corals Reveal Common Era Changes in ENSO-Diversity, Thermal Stress, and Volcanic Cooling,” published in Nature Communications Earth & Environment. Grothe supported the researchers’ calculations of El Niño-Southern Oscillation (ENSO) variance.
Professors of Earth and Environmental Sciences Melanie Szulczewski and Pamela R. Grothe were quoted by the Fredericksburg Advance in an article entitled “How Will NOAA, NWS Cuts Affect Our Region?” In the article, it says “Many people are not aware that it is actually NOAA that is in charge of protecting all marine species on […]
Imposter syndrome, photoshopping, the complexities of foreign alliances, political humor, the magic of Disney World and shared musical experiences – these are just a few of the topics on which University of Mary Washington professors have contributed their expertise over the radio airwaves this past year.UMW is proud to announce the continued success of its […]
Professor of Earth and Environmental Science Pamela Grothe was featured in a recent segment of With Good Reason radio titled “Christmas Island Coral Reefs.” Coral reefs are one of the most beautiful ecosystems of the natural world. But they’re more than just a feast for the eyes. Pamela Grothe says coral reefs offer a map to […]