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Principal Investigators

Tamara Wall

Tamara Wall

Desert Research Institute

Tamara.Wall@dri.edu

Brad Udall

Brad Udall

Colorado State University

bradley.udall@colostate.edu

Mark Schwartz

Mark Schwartz

University of California, Davis

mwschwartz@ucdavis.edu

Beth Rose

Beth Rose Middleton

University of California, Davis

Professor & Designated Emphasis Chair

Graduate Advisor

brmiddleton@ucdavis.edu

Alison Meadow

Alison Meadow

University of Arizona

meadow@arizona.edu

Glen MacDonald

Glen MacDonald

University of California, Los Angeles

macdonal@geog.ucla.edu

Nancy Huntly

Nancy Huntly

Utah State University

nancy.huntly@usu.edu

Sasha

Alexander (Sasha) Gershunov

Scripps Institution of Oceanography

Research Meteorologist

agershunov@ucsd.edu

Erica Fleishman

Erica Fleishman

Colorado State University

University of California, Davis

efleishman@ucdavis.edu

Dan Cayan

Dan Cayan

Scripps Institution of Oceanography

dcayan@ucsd.edu

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