I manage an award-winning meteorological outreach program that provides routine training opportunities as well as weather and radar visualization tools (website and software) to 900+ public safety officials in Oklahoma and jurisdictions bordering Oklahoma. Position focuses include delivering training to more than 500 members annually, developing new training content, supporting software and website development, providing daily customer service and support, and collaborating with other meteorologists at the National Weather Center on new technologies and scientific advancements. OK-First serves as a national model for weather education to public safety officials as showcased in the October 2018 issue of the Bulletin of the American Meteorological Society (https://journals.ametsoc.org/doi/pdf/10.1175/BAMS-D-17-0100.1).Along with several colleagues I also co-manage the Oklahoma Mesonet's social media accounts with audiences of 35,000+ (Facebook) and 20,000+ (Twitter).

I taught online introductory meteorology classes to approximately 100 active military personnel and working professionals each year.

Successfully managed a joint climate research program between the University of Oklahoma and Louisiana State University focused on increasing stakeholder preparedness for future climate hazards throughout the 6-state region of Oklahoma, Texas, Arkansas, Louisiana, Tennessee, and Mississippi.

Was part of a U.S. team that developed a technical meteorological modernization plan for the Republic of Croatia's national weather service (DHMZ).