Jeff Haby haby@geosci.msstate.edu

EDUCATION:

B.S. Meteorology, University of Oklahoma, 1995

M.S. Geosciences, Mississippi State University, 1998

CURRENT EMPLOYMENT:

MSU Instructor of meteorology, 1998-present

Instructor of off-campus Meteorology and Geoscience courses

Development of test banks, exercises, and various web material for off-campus
Broadcast Meteorology, Operational Meteorology Program and Teacher in Geoscience programs

Distance learning instruction via e-mail, web modules, video lecture, and message boards
Instructor of on-campus weather analysis courses
Courses taught since start of employment: Introduction to Meteorology, World Geography, Severe Weather, Radar Meteorology, Satellite Meteorology, Synoptic Meteorology 1 and 2, Water Resources, Thermodynamics, Weather Prediction 1 and 2, Oceanography, Meteorology 1, Weather Analysis 1 and 2, Weather Forecasting.

WORK COMPLETED 2002-2003 SCHOOL YEAR: July 2002 to June 2003:

July/August: help plan, organize speakers and administer BMP distance learning workshop; my presentations included a review of weather analysis concepts and a review of the important meteorology concepts covered in the BMP program

Fall semester: Instructor for BMP Introduction to Meteorology (100+ students), BMP Severe Weather (100+ students), and TIG Meteorology 1 (100+ students)

Fall semester: Instructor for distance learning section of World Geography (18 students)
October: NSTA Louisville, KY conference, TIG promotion
Spring semester: Instructor for BMP Weather Prediction 1 (108 students), BMP Thermodynamics (105 students)

Spring semester: Instructor for on-campus Weather Analysis 2 (31 students)
Spring semester: Instructor for distance learning section of World Geography (15 students)
Mississippi Day: weather presentation to elementary school kids
Spring/summer semester: PowerPoint preparation for TIG Weather Prediction and BMP Radar Meteorology videos and filming
Summer semester: Instructor for BMP Weather Prediction 2 (100 students), BMP Radar Meteorology (98 students)

WORK COMPLETED PREVIOUS YEAR: July 2003 to 2004:

July/August: help plan, organize speakers and administer BMP distance learning workshop; my presentations included a review of weather analysis concepts, earth-sun geometry presentation and a review of the important meteorology concepts covered in the BMP program
Fall semester: Instructor for BMP Introduction to Meteorology (112 students), BMP Severe Weather (114 students), and TIG Weather Prediction (5 students)
Fall semester: Instructor for on-campus Weather Analysis 1 (39 students)
Fall semester: Instructor for distance learning section of World Geography (16 students)
Spring semester: Instructor for BMP Weather Prediction 1 (95 students) and BMP Thermodynamics (101 students)
Spring semester: Instructor for on-campus Weather Analysis 2 (38 students)
Spring semester: Instructor for distance learning section of World Geography (19 students)
Summer semester: Instructor for BMP Weather Prediction 2 (82 students), BMP Radar Meteorology (95 students)

CURRENT WORK: July 2004 to present:

July/August: help plan, organize speakers and administer BMP distance learning workshop; my presentations included a review of weather analysis concepts, earth-sun geometry presentation and a review of the important meteorology concepts covered in the BMP program
Fall semester: Instructor for BMP Introduction to Meteorology (125 students), BMP Severe Weather (97 students), and TIG Weather Prediction (3 students)
Fall semester: Instructor for on-campus Weather Analysis 1 (40 students)
Fall semester: Instructor for distance learning section of World Geography (22 students)

MANUAL WRITTEN

Weather Prediction manual,

"The Tools of the Educated Weather Forecaster", 2000, ~500 pages