JOHN HOREL

Over my career at the University of Utah, I was the course developer of many classes that currently are taught now by others or me. My teaching focus is centerd on improving student understanding of how atmospheric science relates directly to issues of large societal relevance.

• ATMOS 1020: Climate Change
• ATMOS 3000: Professional Development in the Atmospheric Sciences
• ATMOS 3200: Mountain Weather and Climate
• ATMOS 5340: Environmental Programming and Statistics
• ATMOS 5700: Mesoscale and Radar Meteorology
• ATMOS 6040: Environmental Statistics

Within the past five years, I have taught the following classes one or more times: 

• ATMOS 5050/6050/ME EN 6750: Annually through Spring 2024. Environmental Instrumentation 
• ATMOS 3000: Annually through Fall 2022 and Fall 2024. Professional Development in the Atmospheric Sciences 
• ATMOS 3200: Spring 2025. Mountain Weather and Climate
• ATMOS 5340: Annually through Fall 2022. Environmental Programming and Statistics
• ATMOS 5100: Spring 2020. Introduction to Atmospheric Dynamics
• ATMOS 6010: Fall 2019. Fundamentals of Dynamic Meteorology