Jennifer Hegarty
Jennifer Hegarty is an atmospheric scientist with more than 20 years of research experience. Her areas of expertise include atmospheric modeling and remote sensing.
She's also a University of New Hampshire graduate student in the field of Earth and Environmental Science. Jennifer plans to have her Ph.D. in fall 2009.
Her career goal: a position in atmospheric science that includes opportunities in research and education and/or public outreach.
In 2005 she was awarded a NASA Earth System Science Fellowship for her proposal to use Aura measurements to investigate outflow and intercontinental transport from North America.
That NASA fellowship, followed by her NH Space Grant Fellowship, has been instrumental in supporting her research and her graduate studies.
2009-10 NH Space Grant Fellows
Allison Jaynes, Space Science Center
Samuel Meacham, Complex Systems Research Ctr.
2008-9 NH Space Grant Fellows
Monica Bobra, Space Science Center
Jennifer Hegarty, Climate Change Research Center
Bradford Larsen, Computer Science
Amanda Plagge, Ocean Process Analysis Laboratory
Marla Striped Face-Collins, Complex Sys. Res. Ctr.
2007-08 NH Space Grant Fellows
Michael Borelli, Mechanical Engineering
Tricia McCarthy, Complex Systems Research Ctr.
Brent Sandler, Space Science Center
2006-07 NH Space Grant Fellows
Sarah Jones, Space Science Center
Richard MacLean, Complex Systems Research Ctr.
Will Kessler, Complex Systems Reserch Ctr.
2004-05 NH Space Grant Fellows
Michael Adams, Mechanical Engineering
Shane Bradt, Zoology and remote sensing
Kirsten Lloyd, Complex Systems Reserch Ctr.
Kristin Simunac, Space Science Center
2003-04 NH Space Grant Fellows
Lorna Ellis, Space Science Center
Ryan Huntley, Complex Systems Research Center
Peter Ingraham, Complex Systems Research Ctr.
Daniel Seaton, Space Science Center
2002-03 NH Space Grant Fellows
Katharine Reeves, Space Science Center
Susan Campbell, Natural Resources
Ned Eldredge, Complex Systems Research Center
Carolyn Girod, Complex Systems Research Center
2001-02 NH Space Grant Fellows
Jeanne Anderson, Complex Systems Research Ctr.
Mickel A. McClish, Space Science Center
Brogan Morton, Mechanical Engineering
Peter S. Tardie, Natural Resources