AMS Local Chapter Members

How can early-career professionals extend their work beyond publication?

This webinar explores using digital platforms to boost visibility, reach relevant audiences, build networks, and create new opportunities for collaboration & impact.

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To finish it off, this year's Chapter of the Year Award goes to..

Farthest North

For serving as a hub for weather and climate engagement, linking students, professionals, and communities in the pursuit of safety, knowledge, and collaboration.

The 2026 Student Chapter of the Year goes too....

CU BOULDER

For cultivating lasting student networks, leading impactful community outreach, and establishing a strong, visible presence within the national American Meteorological Society organization.

Next Up, our Award for Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion goes too.....

Starting off our Local Chapter of the Year Awards. Here are this year's Honor Roll Chapters

🚨Attention🚨

It's that time of year again. If anyone is interested in joining LCAC please fill the form out in our bio

We're Back Everyone & 🍂 Happy Fall 🍂

After a long summer break let's reflect on what your committee members have been up to.

🪖 Interested in a career in military meteorology?

Join meteorological staff officer Luke Tinger for a candid look at military meteorology careers—from training and daily work to career growth, specialization, and work-life balance. Learn how weather expertise shapes high-stakes Army decisions.

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Mentoring students on their career paths shouldn't feel overwhelming ✍️

Join us tomorrow to get practical strategies for integrating career guidance into your existing workload, leveraging underused AMS resources, and supporting exploring students.

Register here: https://bit.ly/4fJHnMw