Thomas Skic ('11)
My interest in the weather started at a young age with the Blizzard of 1996. Ever since then my interest has grown for the weather especially snow and now a career in meteorology. I recently finished up an internship with NBC10 in Philadelphia. My goal is to be a certified broadcast meteorologist on TV!
Will Moore ('12)
My biggest interest in meteorology has always been hurricanes and severe thunderstorms. I was always fascinated as to how the atmosphere can come together to produce interesting and yet dangerous weather. One day I would like to go storm chasing and see a tornado in person.
Matt Albanese ('11)
I've always loved meteorology, especially the cold and the snow. I first went to Dickinson College in Carlisle, PA where I earned a BA in International Business & Management. It was not until after I graduated from there in 2006 that I felt compelled to study the weather. I began taking classes at Kean in the fall of 2008.
My greatest interesting in meteorology is without a doubt Northeast snowstorms and basically winter as a whole. It's what got me interested in this field, and it's what I'll always love...
Darren Milliron ('12)
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Matt Villafane ('11)
Dan Peck ('11)
Hey Cougars! I am a senior studying meteorology and also the President of the Student Chapter of the AMS/NWA. All of my life I have loved the weather. However, my favorite type is winter weather. After graduating I hope to find a job in weather broadcasting.
I have loved the weather ever since I can remember. I enjoy weather statistics, geography, climatology, fishing, gardening, and anything and everything about the weather. My future plans include becoming a broadcast meteorologist. At Kean, I appear on the weekly Keancast, write articles for our school's newspaper, and am currently working on a research project about thunderstorms.
There is nothing better than wearing your favorite sunglasses on a sunny day or having that clutch umbrella on a rainy day! I am enthusiastic about informing my friends about the day’s weather and I hope to one day share the forecast with the public.
Lauren Kusik ('12)