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Lab members and friends gathered for a potluck in the park for one last hurrah before Ari leaves and to celebrate the arrival of several new members.  It turns out these folks can cook!  Good food and good fun was had by all.  There was even a bubble machine.

Arianna Varuolo-Clarke is officially a doctor!  Dr. Varuolo-Clarke successfully defended her thesis, titled The Mystery of Observed and Simulated Precipitation Trends in Southeastern South America since the early 20th Century, on June 23rd.  Ari's next step is to the University of Colorado-Boulder where she will work with Jennifer Kay as a NOAA Climate and Global Change Postdoctoral Fellow.  

Graduate student Arianna Varuolo-Clarke has been awarded a prestigious NOAA Climate and Global Change Fellowship.  Ari will defend her doctoral thesis in June, before moving to Boulder to pursue her postdoctoral research with Prof. Jennifer Kay at the University of Colorado, Boulder.  Her proposed project is titled "Investigating drivers of midlatitude precipitation change in a warming world."