Renee Richardson

Renee Richardson is a driven Ph.D. candidate in meteorology at Florida State University, specializing in studying physical processes within tropical cyclones' surface layer.

With a Bachelor of Science in Marine Science and a minor in applied mathematics from Coastal Carolina University, Renee has a strong academic foundation in earth and ocean sciences.

As a Graduate Research Assistant at the Center of Ocean-Atmospheric Predictive Studies (COAPS) under Dr. Mark Bourassa's guidance, Renee is actively involved in groundbreaking research in meteorology.

Currently, Renee Richardson is serving as a NOAA Sea Grant Knauss fellow, representing Florida Sea Grant, and is engaged as a Weather Observations fellow at NOAA Research Weather Program Office (WPO).

Renee's educational background includes pursuing a Master's degree and a Doctorate in Meteorology at Florida State University, showcasing her commitment to advancing in her field.

Throughout her academic journey, Renee has also gained experience as a Teaching Assistant at Florida State University and held various roles as a Student Research Assistant and Assistant at Coastal Carolina University.

With a multidisciplinary focus on meteorology, marine science, and mathematics, Renee Richardson is a dedicated professional contributing significantly to the field of earth and atmospheric sciences.