Dr. Kam was the first author of the Arctic warming report (Chapter 7 of the BAMS 2017 Explaining Extreme Events (EEE) special issue) finding that according to climate model simulations, the highly anomalous Arctic warmth during November-December 2016 most likely would bot have been possible without anthropogenic forcing. He was also the co-author of the Global warming report (Chapter 3) finding that the 2016 record global warmth was only possible to substantial centennial-scale anthropogenic warming.
    Dr. Kam has participated in the BAMS EEE special issues over the past three years when he worked at GFDL as a postdoctoral research associate.  

   Jeff was a graduate student in my Hydrology class fall 2017 and developed an independent project about the linkage between climatic factors and car accidents. Jeff was co-advised by Prof. Steven Jones. He will continue his independent project in my Computational Hydrology class spring 2018. ​Congratulations, Jeff!
  The 2018 Traffic Safety Scholars (TSS) Program provides awards of up to $1,000 to undergraduate and graduate students to help defray the cost of attending the Lifesavers Conference on Highway Safety Priorities on April 22-24 in San Antonio, Texas.