[pccgrads] Paleoclimate proxies is back this winter!

[Miriam A. Bertram via pccgrads]

Hello everyone,

As you head off for Thanksgiving, take a gander at Paleoclimate Proxies
(Ocean 554) a class that is being offered this winter (2025) by Frankie
Pavia, a new faculty member in Oceanography.

*Description: Principles and applications of the geochemical proxies used
in terrestrial and marine archives to investigate climate changes in the
geologic past, focused on glacial-interglacial cycles of the last 1 million
years.*

*Format: A combination of paper discussion and in-class problem solving,
with the bulk of the work/grade coming from a term paper on a topic of your
choosing.*

Paleoclimate Proxies is a great way to fulfill the Applications course
requirement of the Graduate Certificate in Climate Science.

https://pcc.uw.edu/education/quarterly-climate-courses/paleoclimate-proxies-3/

At some point the course will appear cross listed with ATMS and ESS, for
now it is only listed in the Ocean timeschedule.  There will be space for
30 people, 10 in each listing.

Cheers,
Miriam

-- 
Miriam Bertram, PhD
Assistant Director, UW Program on Climate Change <http://pcc.uw.edu>
PCC Office:  Ocean Sciences Building Room 335A
PCC office phone: 206-543-6521
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