Distinguished Teaching Professor
 John W. Delano, Ph.D.
  State University of New York at Stony Brook

Professors
 Kenneth L. Demerjian, Ph.D. (Ray Falconer Endowed Chair)
  Ohio State University 
 Daniel Keyser, Ph.D.
  Pennsylvania State University
 William S. F. Kidd, Ph.D.
  Cambridge University 
 Christopher Thorncroft, Ph.D., Department Chair 
  University of Reading 
 Braddock K. Linsley, Ph.D.
  University of New Mexico

Associate Professor Emeritae
 George W. Putman, Ph.D.
  Pennsylvania State University
 Jon T. Scott, Ph.D.
  University of Wisconsin

Associate Professors
 Vincent P. Idone, Ph.D.
  University at Albany
 Robert G. Keesee, Ph.D.
  University of Colorado

Assistant Professors
 Paul E. Roundy, Ph.D.
  Pennsylvania State University
 Ryan Torn, Ph.D.
  University of Washington, Seattle
 Mathias Vuille, Ph.D.
  University of Bern, Switzerland
 
Associated Faculty
 David R. Fitzjarrald, Ph.D. *
  University of Virginia
 Lee C. Harrison, Ph.D. *
  University of Washington, Seattle
 David Knight, Ph.D.
  University of Washington, Seattle
 Stephen S. Howe, M.S.
  Pennsylvania State University 
 G. Garland Lala, Ph.D. *
  University at Albany 
 Michael G. Landin, M.S.
  University at Albany
 Ross A. Lazear, M.S.
  University of Wisconsin, Madison 
 Qilong Min, Ph.D. *
  University of Alaska, Fairbanks 
  Scott D. Miller *
   University of California, Irvine 
  Richard R. Perez, Ph.D. *
  University at Albany 
 James J. Schwab, Ph.D. *
  Harvard University 
 Christopher J. Walcek, Ph.D. *
  University of California, Los Angeles 
 Wei-Chyung Wang, D.E.S. *
  Columbia University 
 Kevin Tyle, M.S.
  University at Albany
 Fangqun Yu, Ph.D. *
  University of California, Los Angeles
 Qi Zhang, Ph.D. *
  University of California, Davis

Visiting Professors
 Michael J. Reeder, Ph.D.
  (resident at Monash University)
 Morris Weisman, Ph.D.
  (resident at the National Center for Atmospheric Research, NCAR)
 W. James Steenburgh, Ph.D.
  (resident at University of Utah)

*Primary appointment with the Atmospheric Sciences Research Center as Research Professors.

Adjuncts (estimated): 2
Teaching Assistants (estimated): 8

The Department of Atmospheric and Environmental Sciences offers three distinct undergraduate degrees within and between the two core programs of Atmospheric Science and Environmental Science: a Bachelor of Science (B.S.) in Atmospheric Science; a Bachelor of Science (B.S.) in Environmental Science; and a Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in Earth and Atmospheric Sciences. All three degrees are recognized as particularly challenging and attract students of high caliber who are interested in studying the fundamental processes operating on-and-within the Earth and its atmosphere.