Calvin, Carlye

Photos of SOARS protégé Aaron Piña talking with his mentor Vidal Salazar outside FL-2. SOARS is the Significant Opportunities in Atmospheric Research and Science program.

Aaron Pratt, Ph.D. candidate, Howard University. Pratt participated in the SOARS Program and as a graduate student visitor in NCAR's Advanced Study Program (ASP).

Portrait of Aaron Steinbach, aircraft mechanic with the Earth Observing Laboratory (EOL).

A collection of photos from an NCAT-NCAR atmospheric chemistry class. NCAT is North Carolina Agricultural and Technical State University. NCAR scientist Geoffrey Tyndall is in several picture with student Stephany Taylor (IMG_6289).

Photos of Adam Phillips, scientist with the Climate and Global Dynamics Laboratory (CGD), in his office at the computer.

Photo of Adele Howe, a professor at Colorado State University, and featured speaker at the Rocky Mountain Celebration of Women in Computing (RMCWiC) in Fort Collins, CO.

Group photo of the recipients of the Administrative Achievement Award for the development of OpenSky, an institutional repository for UCAR, NCAR, and UCP, by the NCAR Library and DLS staff. From left to right: Jack Fellows, Loretta Melhado, Leslie Forehand, Kate Legg (back row), Faith Percell, Jonathan Ostwald, Lynne Davis, Sharon Clark, Jamaica Jones, Katy Ginger, Katy Schmoll, Rick Anthes, Roger Wakimoto.

Tim Killeen, Rick Anthes, and Katy Schmoll with winners of the Administrative Achievement Award. Left to right; Tim, Gina Taberski, Rick, Marla Meehl, David Waltman, Lisha Kramer, and Katy. The team pictured, along with Jeff Custard and Bev Broach, were honored for the development of the UCAR Point of Presence (UPoP) entity, a consortium of Colorado educational, nonprofit, and government entities that share wide-area networking services and access to the National LambdaRail.

Photos of the recipients of the Administrative Support Services award. Recipients were (not listed in the order they appear) Amy Smith, Gina Taberski, Ingrid Moore, Jeff Reaves, Kim Prinzi-Kimbro, and Meg McClellan for their work on COSMIC/FORMOSAT-3 (Constellation Observing System for Meteorology, Ionosphere, and Climate/Formosa Satellite Mission #3).