Essay On Meteorology

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Meteorology is my playground and laboratory. For a years on end, I have collected weather maps, radar images, LiDAR images, remote sensing data, and other scientific material for sheer enjoyment. Since my graduation from high school, I began to understand that I should commit myself academically and professionally to what gives me substance and joy. My plan is to acquire the data to identify and explore structures and features of of the earth and its atmosphere; SFSU’s LINGUISTIC DEPARTMENT offers me the resources to realize my vision.
In 2011, I obtained my high school diploma with high honors from Buxmont Christian Educational Institute. Since that time, I have developed myself socially, professionally and intellectually in ways complementary to my aspirations in SFSU’s LINGUISTICS PROGRAM. My first inclination upon graduation was to enter Cornell University. In those four years, I took classes such as meteorological observations and instruments, differential equations, computer programming, and dynamics. In addition to instilling the predictable reverence for hard work and dedication, my university experience served as an exposition on my desire to do independent scientific research. I found research to be especially pervasive in Cornell where some of the top professors in the US work. In bearing witness to this phenomenon of scientific research, I became an ardent researcher myself, and was therefore quite happy to learn that LiDAR remote sensing data is available online. I am especially inspired by the contribution that LiDAR makes to the scientific community, combining physics with atmospheric and earth science, courses I would like my own studies to follow. I am also interested, should I participate in DR. CAROLT...

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... systems, corresponding well with SFSU’s encouragement technological knowledge. Finally, I believe that with knowledge follows responsibility and the commitment to research; it is my intention to maintain that principle in my continued education.
DEPARTMENT offers the depth and range that accommodates my own academic objectives. From PROFESSOR’s many papers and publications to the many research opportunities that university offers, I am excited by the prospect of engaging in theoretical and practical applications of geography and meteorology. Furthermore, I have found professors in the Physics and Chemistry departments whose work is relevant to the atmosphere and who I am also inspired by. Confucius once said “Choose a job you love, and you never have to work a day in your life”. My LiDAR system is less of a choice than an acceptance of who I am and what I love.

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