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Michael J. Brewer, Ph.D. Physical Scientist Climate Services Division Office of Climate, Water, and Weather Services/NWS/NOAA 301 713 1970 x 123 FAX 301 713 1520 Michael.J.Brewer@noaa.gov

CURRENT JOB FUNCTIONS:

Inter-NOAA and Federal and State Agency Liaison for Climate Services

EDUCATION:

1997	Ph.D. in Climatology,                      University of Delaware, Newark, DE, USA
1994	M.S.  in Geography (Climatology),  University of Delaware, Newark, DE, USA
1992	B.A.  in Geography,                        University of Delaware, Newark, DE, USA

EMPLOYMENT:

Present	NOAA, National Weather Service, Climate Services, Silver Spring, MD
2000-2001	Rhode Island State Climatologist
1999-2001	Post-Doctoral Researcher and Research Professor, Center for Vector-Borne Disease, University of  Rhode Island, Kingston, RI
1998-1999	Visiting Professor of Climatology, The George Washington University, Washington D.C.
1998-1999	Consultant, Loudon County, VA
1997-1998	Lecturer, Departments of Physics and Astronomy and Geography, Universtiy of Delaware, Newark, DE
1992-1997	Teaching Assistant and Lecturer, Department of Geography, University of Delaware, Newark, DE

ACADEMIC HONORS AND AWARDS:

2001-2005	Co-PI, Grant, University of Rhode Island Agricultural Experiment Station.  Developing a Watch-Warning       System for Vector-Borne Infectious Disease in Rhode Island.
1999-2000	Co-PI, Grant, NOAA. Development of a Soil Moisture Model for Rhode Island
1998-1999	Consultant on Climate Change with respect to Rapid Land-Use Change
1995–1997	Teaching Assistantship, Department of Geography, University of Delaware
1989-1992	Golden Key National Honor Society Member, University of Delaware Chapter
1987-1988	Academic Year Scholarship, Harford Community College

PROFESSIONAL ACTIVITY:

Dr. Brewer has delivered numerous professional talks and seminars on all aspects of climate. His publications include reviewed articles, abstracts and internal publications dealing with topics from infectious disease to satellite climatology. He has extensive teaching and research experience. His research interests include vegetative climate change modeling, statistical climatology, water budget climatology, integrating climatology and GIS, and climatic relations to infectious disease, particularly Lyme Disease and West Nile Virus.

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