Calvin, Carlye

Tim Killeen, Rick Anthes, and Katy Schmoll with the winners of the Education and Outreach Award. Left to right: Tim, Jeff Fiedler, Cindy Schmidt, Gloria Kelly, Laura Curtis, Katy, and Rick. This team of the Office of Government Affairs (OGA) staff were chosen for their role in educating Congress about our community's scientific research through UCAR briefings on Capitol Hill over the past five years. Note - the image of Laura Curtis was added to the original photo.

Recipients of the Education and Outreach Award; (l-r) Jeff Weber (Unidata), Janine Goldstein (EOL), William Bradley (ESSL/ACD), Dolores Kiessling (COMET), Linda Carbone (EO), Tim Barnes (EO), and Dennis Ward (EO).

Photo of Yuan Ho, Don Murray, and Jeff McWhirter, recipients of the Education and Outreach Award, for the design, development, support and advancement of the Integrated Data Viewer (IDV) to foster education and outreach in the geosciences.

Group photo of the Education and Outreach staff. Left to right, front row, Rajul Pandya, unknown, Susan Foster, Annette Lampert; second row, unknown, unknown, Karen Smith-Herman, Rebecca Haacker, Becca Hathaway, Eileen Carpenter, Terri Eastburn; back row, Randy Russell, unknown, unknown, Tim Barnes.

Portrait of Edward (Ed) Geary scientist affiliated with the GLOBE Program (Global Observations to Benefit the Environment).

Photos of mentor Edward Geary working with protégé Karl C. Clarke as part of the Significant Opportunities in Atmospheric Research and Science (SOARS) program.

Portrait of Edward Kosciuch, technician with the Research Aviation Facility (RAF) and the Earth Observing Laboratory (EOL).

Informal outdoor portrait of Edward (Ned) Patton, scientist with the Mesoscale and Microscale Meteorology Division (MMM).

Portrait of Edward (Ned) Patton, scientist with the Mesoscale and Microscale Meteorology Division (MMM).

Photos from the annual eggdrop competition between NCAR scientists and local schools. Photos include the family of Anne-Marie Tarrant (RAP), and their entry "“Splat-kelton’s Eggdurance" being dropped off the Mesa Lab tower by Dennis Ward (E and O) and Jeff Webber (Unidata).